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If any parts are missing or broken, please call Harbor Freight Tools at 1-800-444-3353 as soon as possible. Charging Instructions The Battery (51) for the Sprayer must 1. be fully charged before using the tool. When charging for the first time, and all subsequent charges, the charge time is 8 hours. Never charge the Battery (51) for longer than 8 hours, as damage to the Battery and/or Sprayer will occur. CHARGER(63) CHARGINGPLUGPOWER SWITCH(58) FIGURE ECHARGE FOR 8 HOURS(DO NOT OVERCHARGE) 2. To charge the Battery (51), Turn the Power Switch (58) to its “OFF” position. (See Figure E.) Insert the chrome Charging Plug of 3. the Charger (63) into the Charging Receptacle of the Sprayer. Make sure to screw the chrome Charging Plug onto the Receptacle firmly. (See Figure E.) Plug the Power Cord Plug of the Charger 4. (63) into the nearest, 120 volt, grounded, electrical outlet. (See Figure E.) Charge the Battery (51) for 5. 8 hours. IMPORTANT: The Charger (63) will not automatically shut off when the Battery (51) is fully charged. Avoid Battery/ tool damage by removing power to the Charger at the end of 8 hours charge time. (See Figure E.) Keep children and pets away from the 6. Battery while it is charging. Regularly check the Battery to make sure it is charging properly. When finished charging, disconnect the 7. Charger (63) from the electrical outlet. Then, unscrew and remove the chrome Charging Plug of the Charger (63) from the Charging Receptacle of the Sprayer. (See Figure E.) On a full charge, the Sprayer will operate 8. approximately 9 to 10 hours. REV 06j ASSEMBLY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION! Wear eye, breathing, and skin protection. Wear ANSI-approved safety impact goggles, a NIOSH-approved respirator, latex gloves, and proper safety clothing when using this product. Nozzle Selection And Assembly: The Sprayer is equipped with the 1. following Nozzle types: FIGURE F30° DUAL NOZZLE(60) a. 30° Dual Nozzle (60): Designed for wider spray areas on short crops and the spraying of herbicides and pesticides. Follow the wind and move in a parallel manner on one side while spraying. (See Figure F.) FIGURE GMIST NOZZLE (61) b. Mist Nozzle (61): Designed for narrow spray areas on low crops and the spraying of herbicides and pesticides. Follow the wind and move in a parallel manner on one side while spraying. (See Figure G.) FOUR HOLEADJUSTABLE NOZZLE (62) FIGURE H c. Four Hole Adjustable Nozzle (62): Designed for spraying high crops and fruit trees and the spraying of pesticides. However, the Adjustable Nozzle may result in significant overspray of pesticides. (See Figure H.) FIGURE ICONICAL MIST NOZZLE (65) d. Conical Mist Nozzle (65): Designed for spraying low crops and the spraying of herbicides and pesticides. Allows for a conical spray pattern. Follow the wind and move in a parallel manner on one side while spraying. (See Figure I.) FIGURE JNOZZLE(60, 61, 62, 65)NOZZLE NUT (1) SPRAY GUN ASSY.NOZZLE GASKET RING (4) 2. To attach a Nozzle (60, 61, 62, 65) to the Spray Gun, check to make sure the Nozzle Gasket Ring (4) is properly seated in the Nozzle Nut (1). Then, screw the desired Nozzle into the Nozzle Nut. (See Figure J.) To Fill The Tank: FIGURE KTANK CAP (41) TANK FILTER (42) TANK(64) 1. Prior to filling the Tank (64) of the Sprayer with liquid, remove the Tank Cap (41) and check to make sure the Tank Filter (42) is clear of dirt and debris. If necessary, remove the Filter and thoroughly clean. (See Figure K.) Next, insert the Tank Filter back into the 2. opening of the Tank. Fill the Tank with up to 4.8 gallons of 3. liquid. Then, replace the Tank Cap on the Tank. To Operate The Sprayer: CAUTION! Make sure other adults, children, and animals do not have access to the spray area(s). NOTE: The Sprayer is heavy when completely filled with liquid. Strap the Sprayer on with assistance. Adjust the Back Strap (45) as needed. TRIGGER(17) HANDLE(21) TRIGGER LOCK (16) SPRAY ROD (9) FIGURE L 1. Grip the Handle (21) of the Spray Gun Assembly firmly. Then, turn the Power Switch (58) to its “ON” position. (See Figures E and L.) Point the Nozzle (60, 61, 62) of the 2. Spray Gun Assembly toward the area to be sprayed. Then, squeeze the Trigger to begin spraying. (See Figure L.) NOTE: The Trigger (17) of the Spray Gun Assembly may be locked in a continuous run position with the Trigger Lock (16). To do so, move the Trigger Lock backward toward the Handle (21). To return to manual operation, move the Trigger Lock forward toward the Spray Rod (9). (See Figure L.) As you spray, the system will begin to 3. depressurize. When the distance of the spray diminishes you will need to stop spraying momentarily. Allow the Sprayer to re-pressurize its system before spraying again. If it becomes necessary to refill the 4. Tank (64) of the Sprayer, turn the Power Switch (58) to its “OFF” position. Continue squeezing the Trigger (17) on the Spray Gun Assembly to completely de-pressurize the system. Remove the Tank Cap (41) from the ...

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