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6.1 Switching on
After inserting the battery, switch the equipment
on by turning the On/O
ff
switch to the “I” position
(Fig. 10/Item 9).
6.2 Switching o
ff
Switch the equipment o
ff
by turning the On/O
ff
switch to the “0” position (Fig. 10/Item 9).
6.3 Spraying
WARNING!
Note the attached lea
fl
et with the safety instruc-
tions.
•
Do not use a very wide jet when spraying
plants or other objects directly.
•
When the trigger lever on the spray gun hand-
le is pressed, recoil forces can occur sud-
denly, in the worst case scenario causing the
spray tube to point towards the body. Always
keep tight hold of the spray gun handle.
•
Perform spraying only when the tank is verti-
cal or upright.
6.3.1 Switching spraying on/o
ff
•
To spray, press the trigger lever on the spray
gun handle (Fig. 11).
•
The spray jet will stop when you let go of the
trigger lever.
•
If the trigger lever is pressed and then pushed
forward (Fig. 12), this locks the lever. The
equipment continues spraying until the trigger
lever is pulled back again and released.
Notes!
1. If the integrated pump contains too little spray
solution or none at all, it will run after the
pressure sprayer is switched on. Press the
trigger lever on the spray gun handle for se-
veral seconds. The pump will
fi
ll up and spray
solution will be ejected irregularly. Once the
spray solution is ejected evenly, the pump will
switch o
ff
upon releasing the trigger lever and
will switch on again upon pressing the lever.
2. If there is too little spray solution in the spray
solution container, the pump will suck in too
little spray solution (see 1.) and will continue
to run upon releasing the trigger lever. Top up
with spray solution (see section 5.3).
3. The suction hose is inside the tank on the
right-hand side. To empty the tank as far as
possible during spraying, bend slightly for-
wards and a little to the right.
6.3.2 Adjusting the spray jet
The spray jet can be adjusted on the nozzle from
a single jet to a wide spray (
fi
ne mist) for larger
areas.
1. Pause the spraying process.
2. Turn the adjustable spray head counterclock-
wise to make the jet narrower until it is a sing-
le jet (Fig. 13/Item 1).
3. Turn the adjustable spray head clockwise to
make the jet wider (Fig. 13/Item 1).
6.4 Transport
Clip the spray tube to the side of the tank (Fig.
14) or to the tank lid (Fig. 1). Take care that the
spray head does not touch the ground. Transport
the equipment by the tank lid or by means of the
harness.
6.5 After use
Never leave spray solution in the tank. Follow the
instructions in section 7.
•
Check the tank for damage each time before
and after using the equipment.
•
Check the hose and all screw connections for
damage and leaks each time before and after
using the equipment.
7. Cleaning, maintenance and
ordering spare parts
Hazard!
Always pull out the battery pack before starting
any cleaning work. Never use
fl
ammable solvents
to clean the equipment.
•
Use only original replacement parts.
•
You must arrange for an authorized customer
service center to carry out any maintenance
and repair work that is not listed below.
•
Unless stipulated otherwise, we recommend
that you arrange for the manufacturer to
check the equipment every 2 years.
7.1 Cleaning (outside)
•
We recommend that you clean the device
immediately each time you have finished
using it.
•
Keep all safety devices, air vents and the
motor housing free of dirt and dust as far as
possible. Wipe the equipment with a clean
cloth or blow it with compressed air at low
pressure.
•
Clean the equipment regularly with a moist
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