Draining And Cleaning The Tank - Solo Port 423 Manual De Instrucciones

Operation hints; Draining and cleaning the tank
It should not deviate by more than 10 % from
those listed in the "Guide values" table. Should the
actual value be too low, sediments inside the
metering body may be the cause. Clean the
corresponding parts and repeat the checking
procedure.
Should the actual value be too high, the metering
body may be worn or damaged. In that case,
replace the metering body with a new one (part
no.: 40 74 165).
When using accessory sets (liquid pump part no.:
44 00 117 or ULV accessory, part no.: 49 00 479)
a strainer will be integrated into the tank
connector.
In that case, an incorrect flow rate can also be due
to a contaminated or worn strainer.
Clean or replace the contaminated/worn strainer
(part no.: 25 00 198).

12. Draining and cleaning the tank

For cleaning purposes, the tank can be fully
drained into a suitable container via the supply
hose.
For this, the engine must be cooled down.
Position the equipment onto a stable higher
support, so that the spray medium can drain into a
suitable container below.
Fig. 14
Above the container, pull the supply hose from the
shut-off valve.
If required, tip the equipment slightly to drain the
tank completely.
Ensure that the spray medium does not run over
the equipment (especially the engine), but drains
directly into the suitable container.
Dispose of residual spray medium correctly at
disposal sites licensed for specialised waste.
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Empty the spray medium tank daily after work and
flush thoroughly with water.
Observe cleaning instructions supplied with the
herbicide/fungicide.
For cleaning, we recommend the SOLO cleaner for
pesticide sprayers that is available in 500 ml
bottles; part no.: 49 00 600.
Fig. 15
Occasionally clean the strainer inside the filler
neck, the strainer in the accessory set and all parts
in contact with the medium, with water and a soft
brush.
After cleaning, let the spray medium container dry
in an open state.