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STX-360ES SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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• Remove the battery from the unit.
• Insert the nozzle wrench into the front of the unit.
• Rotate wrench until the tabs on the nozzle line up with the slots in the wrench.
• When the tabs and slots are lined up the wrench will be completely inserted into the
front end.
• To remove, rotate the wrench in the counter clockwise direction until the nozzle comes
loose (1/4 rotation).
• Remove the wrench when complete.
To Insert Nozzle
• Remove the battery from the unit.
• Insert the nozzle into the wrench, lining up the tabs on the nozzle and the slots on t
he
wrench.
• Insert the wrench with nozzle into the front end of the unit.
• Push in and rotate the wrench ¼ turn counter clockwise. When you hear a click the
nozzle is in position.
• Remove the wrench when complete.
Cleaning Electric static sprayers
All users follow safe cleaning practices to protect themselves from harmful exposure when
cleaning the sprayer.
It is recommended that user should purchase a second tank to wash out cordless electric static
sprayers to prevent residual solution build up. Disconnect storage tank from sprayer use the
black threaded cap that's is provided inside caring case. Disconnect storage tank from sprayer
use the locking threaded cap to secure tank and solution when not in use.
Review chemical MSDS sheet how best to secure and store your chemical solution when not in
use.
Cleaning Nozzle
If your nozzles becomes plugged soak in hot soapy water and blow out with pressurized air to
remove blockage.
Example below dirty nozzle #1 and clean nozzle #2. Nozzle #1 have not been properly cleaned
after being use. When not properly cleaned, the sprayer nozzles residual chemical deposits
build up. Deposit build up results in decreased bar pressure and decreased spray patterns
#1 Nozzle (Dirty) #2 Nozzle (Clean)
To reduce the chance of blockage we recommend that after every few days of use spray a tank
of water through the unit to rinse out any residual chemical build up that may have occurred.
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