1. Ensure all sprayer components are properly installed and check each connection for air leaks. Before starting, perform a test spray with clean water to ensure everything is working correctly before adding the chemical solution. This helps prevent clogs and ensures proper operation.
2. When using the sprayer for actual spraying, always add water first after introducing the chemical agent. Make sure the liquid level does not exceed the safe mark on the tank. Before beginning, move the lever more than 10 times to build up pressure inside the barrel to the required working level. Avoid applying excessive force when pulling the trigger to prevent damage to the air chamber or potential rupture.
3. During the initial use, the air chamber and spray bar may still contain residual clear water, which can dilute the first few minutes of the spray. As a result, the concentration of the solution during the first 2–3 minutes might be lower than expected. To avoid ineffective pest control, consider adjusting your spraying strategy or reapplying after the system stabilizes.
4. After completing the job, empty any remaining liquid from the tank immediately and rinse it thoroughly with clean water. Also, check the air chamber for any accumulated water. If present, remove the water joint and drain the excess to prevent freezing or corrosion in colder conditions.
5. If the sprayer will not be used for a short period, clean all major parts, dry them completely, and store them in a cool, dry place. For long-term storage, apply a thin layer of lubricating oil to metal components to prevent rust and ensure smooth operation when needed again. Regular maintenance will extend the life of your equipment and maintain its performance over time.
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