Toolland DT 20005 Mode D'emploi page 13

DT 20005
SPRAYING CHEMICALS
This sprayer is intended for use with water
based solutions of proprietary insecticides,
fungicides, weed killers and follar feeds.
Always follow the chemical suppliers on-pack
instructions as well as the instructions listed
below.
Wear protective clothing, goggles, face
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mask and gloves.
Avoid inhaling spray mist.
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Avoid skin contact with chemicals.
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Work in a well ventilated area.
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Take care to protect children, pets and
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fish from exposure to chemicals.
Wash hands thoroughly after use and
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especially before eating.
Wash any contamined clothing.
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Seek medical attention if spray gets in
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your eyes or if you develop any
symptoms after spraying.
Do not spray near food or food
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preparation areas. When spraying crops,
pay particular attention to the chemical
manufacturer's advice on time before
crops can be eaten, etc.
Do not spray any solvent based material
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e.g. white spirit.
Spray only thin watery solutions, thicker
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mixtures will clog the nozzle.
Powdered chemicals can be sprayed
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successfully if they are not completely
soluble and the solution tends to settle,
spraying can still be successful so long as
the mixture continually agitated.
If the material to be sprayed contains
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sediment, strain the liquid into the
sprayer bottle.
Do not over-pressurize the bottle, or
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tamper with the pressure release valve.
After use pay particular attention to the
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paragraph on cleaning.
Your sprayer is manufactured from many

different types of plastic material, and
although the liquid you wish to use may
be packed in a plastic container, this is no
guarantee that it will not damage the
sprayer. If you are in any doubt about
any chemical you intend to spray we
recommend that you contact the
consumer service department at the
address given the check its suitability.
MAINTENANCE
Pressure release valve
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The safety valve is designed to release
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any excess pressure and to let you
release the pressure after spraying.
Do not interfere with the setting of the air
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pressure safety valve.
Plunger head
The O-Ring should be kept lubricated to
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slide freely in the barrel and so pump air
efficiently.
To apply grease proceeds as follows.
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Remove the pumps assembly by
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unscrewing in an anti-clockwise direction.
Locate the pump handle into the carrying
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position and grip the barrel.
Unscrew the plunger retaining cap from
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the pump barrel by rotating the handle.
Withdraw the plunger and apply silicone
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grease to the O-Ring.
When re-assembling ensure the O-Ring is
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not trapped between the outer edge of
the plunger moulding and the inside of
the pump barrel.
Pump non-return valve:
(Situated at the bottom of the pump barrel)
This stops the compressed air in the

container from escaping back into the
pump.
If it is faulty, the unlocked pump handle
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will rise when the container is
pressurized.
To remove the valve, lift the edge of the
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valve and pull. (take care not to damage
the sealing face of the barrel).
To replace place the valve over the centre

hole and push down firmly.
Pump barrel sealing rings
These make an air tight seal between
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both the pump barrel and adapter.
Also between the adapter and container
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when both are screwed down tight.
To check this, turn the pressurized
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sprayer upside down and if there is a
leak, liquid will be forced from the joints.
Nozzle cap
Keep this clean and free from obstruction.
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Also, the two swirl grooves at the end of
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the lance must be kept clean and free
from sediment to ensure a good spray
pattern.
The nozzle O-Ring should be kept
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lubricated with silicone grease.
Lance
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