Continuous Operation - Toolland DT20005 Mode D'emploi

• Ensure that the hose is fully pushed on and that the nut is screwed down tight.
• Fit the carrying strap by threading the expandable ring through the hole in the lug moulded
into the container base.
• Fit the other end of the strap through the slot in the top lug and thread through the metal
buckle and adjust length to suit.
5. Operating Instructions
• Ensure that the hose is securely attached to the sprayer and the lance and the locking nut
are tight.
• Check that the liquid which you intend to use is suitable (see the spraying chemical
section).
• Fill the container to the desired level taking care not to exceed the maximum fill mark.
• Screw the pump firmly home to ensure an airtight seal.
• Operate the pressure release valve manually by pulling the blue knob upwards to ensure it
is functioning correctly.
• Release the pump handle by pressing down and turning anti-clockwise.
• Pump to pressurize the container.
• When the correct operating pressure has been reached, the pressure release valve will vent
to discharge excess air.
• The container is adequately pressurized and does not require further pumping.
Trigger Operation
• The trigger mechanism has been designed to allow for two modes of operation, either
intermittent or continuous.
Intermittent Operation
• Depress trigger to operate and release it to stop spraying.

Continuous Operation

• While depressing trigger push forward with the thumb to hold in the lock on position.
• The sprayer will now continue to operate without any further finger pressure, so preventing
fatigue.
• To turn off the sprayer pull back the level and release.
• Aim the spray nozzle towards a test area, squeeze the trigger on the lance and adjust the
nozzle to the desired degree of fineness by twisting the nozzle from mist through coarse
spray to jet.
• Do not undo the nozzle too far or leakage will occur from the back of the nozzle.
• If the nozzle continues to spray or drip after the trigger has been released, it is because
there is air in the discharge system (lance, handle trigger or hose).
• Purge the system by turning the nozzle to jet and operating the trigger on the lance on and
off in short bursts until the liquid shuts off cleanly.
• Collect any chemicals in a separate container and use later.
• To keep spraying a few pumps at infrequent interval are all that is required.
• After use and before storage release the pressure from the container by pulling the blue
knob of the pressure release valve upwards.
• If the sprayer has been used with chemicals, discard safely any unused solution after use.
• Add a little detergent and some warm water (not hot) to the sprayer.
• Re-assemble the sprayer and spray some of the contents through.
• Repeat with the clean, cold water.
• Check that the nozzle assembly is free from sediment.
• If necessary, repeat the process until the sprayer is clean.
V. 02 – 08/12/2020
DT20005
3 ©Velleman nv