Fountainhead D.B.Smith Manuel utilisateur
Manual No. 181959
Rev B. 1/8/13
ECN13-001
5 1/2”x 8 1/2”Booklet
Do Not Return This Sprayer To The Store
For Help, Information or Parts, Call : 1-800-311-9903
The Fountainhead Group, Inc.
23 Garden St., New York Mills, NY 13417
1-800-311-9903
www.TheFountainheadGroup.com
CAUTION: Read and follow all instructions
Use and Care Manual
D.B.Smith
ProfessionalSeriesSprayers
(“O”Style) (“R”Style)
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Do not return sprayer to store, if you experience problems or have questions contact
our toll free Customer Service Center, M-F 8A.M. - 5P.M., EST, at 1-800-311-9903, or
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
• Read owner’s manual completely before operating this sprayer.
• Always use goggles, gloves, and protective clothing when using sprayer.
• Read and follow all instructions and cautions on label of products used in this sprayer.
• Never use ammable liquids, caustics, acids, or hot water in this tank.
• Do not leave sprayer in the sun when not in use.
• Spray when air is calm to prevent drift of chemicals.
• Do not use sprayer near open ame or anything that could cause ignition of the spray.
• Always inspect hose and all hose connections before each use. A damaged hose, or loose hose
connection can result in unintended exposure to the pressurized chemical, resulting in serious injury or
property damage.
• Do not lift or carry sprayer by the hose, shut-o valve, or extension. Carry by pump handle only,
making sure handle is properly locked in place before lifting.
• Do not pressurize with any mechanical device such as an air compressor, since this can create a
dangerous pressure level and bursting of parts resulting in serious injury. Only use original pump.
• Do not store chemicals in this tank.
• Always release pressure when sprayer is not in use and before removing pump from tank.
• Do not stand with face or body over top of tank when pumping or loosening pump, to prevent pump or
solution from striking you, resulting in serious injury.
• Clean and rinse sprayer thoroughly after each use.
• Never attempt to alter sprayer from original condition.
• Always use replacement parts from original manufacturer.
• Keep the sprayer and all chemicals out of the reach of children.
WARNING
The sprayer is operated with liquid under pressure. Failure to observe caution and to follow instructions
for operating and cleaning can cause tank, hose and other parts to be weakened and rupture under
pressure. This can result in serious injury from high pressure discharge of liquids or forcible ejection of
parts. Do not use ammable materials in this sprayer. Material could ignite or explode, causing serious
injury and/or possible death. For safe use of this product, you must read and follow all instructions before
use.
TEST SPRAYERWITH WATER BEFORE USING ANY CHEMICALS.
CAUTION
Always empty, clean and dry tank, pump system, shut-o, hose, and extension after each use. FAILURE TO
DO SO MAY WEAKEN SPRAYER COMPONENTS, CAUSING COMPONENTS TO RUPTURE WHEN PRESSURIZED.
Additionally, FAILURE TO CLEAN AND PROPERLY MAINTAIN YOUR SPRAYER WILL VOID MANUFACTURER’S
WARRANTY.
WARNING
ALWAYS CLEAN THE SPRAYER AND SHUT-OFF THOROUGHLY AFTER EACH USE
OR WHEN CHANGING APPLICATIONS AS DESCRIBED IN THE CLEANING SECTION.
FAILURE TO COMPLETELY CLEAN MAY CAUSE CROSS-CONTAMINATION.
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Assemble Extension, Shut-O & Nozzle
1. Install the extension onto the shut-o
assembly and tighten the nut securely.
(See Figure C)
2. Install selected nozzle onto the end of the
extension and tighten securely. (See Figure D)
Figure C Figure D
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Assemble Hose To Tank
IMPORTANT: Do not attempt to heat or alter hose,
hose nut, or barb prior to assembly.
1. Align hose barb tabs, push hose barb into tank
until it stops (See Figure A).
2. Slide hose nut into place and turn clockwise to
tighten. (See Figure B).
NOTE: Do not use tools to tighten hose nut. Figure A Figure B
SELECT USING NOZZLE CHART BELOW
(Nozzle selections vary by model)
A. Cap Nut
B. Foaming Nozzle
C. Adjustable Cone Nozzle
D. Red High-Volume Fan Nozzle
E. Yellow Low-Volume Fan Nozzle
F. Flat Seal
G. Adapter
H. Extension
C
A
G
B
D
F
H
E
ADJUSTABLE CONE USES:
Spot spraying in or around flower
beds, trees, and shrubs.
Edging along fences, driveways,
and walkways.
Killing brush such as poison ivy,
poison oak, kudzu and wild
blackberry.
Preparing garden beds for
planting of ornamentals and
vegetables.
For precision spraying in
confined areas such as
gardens and flower beds.
FAN NOZZLE USES:
Lawn replacement. Kill lawn
and weeds before planting a
new lawn.
Preparing large areas for
planting of ornamental and
vegetable gardens.
RED HIGH VOLUME YELLOW LOW VOLUME
FAN NOZZLE USES:
FOAMING NOZZLE USES:
Spot spraying in flower beds,
walkways, driveways, and
patios, around trees and shrubs.
Edging along fences, driveways
and walkways.
Killing brush such as poison
ivy, poison oak, kudzu and wild
blackberry.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Release Tank Pressure
Pressure Release Valve (PRV) on select models
1. NO PRV: Lay the tank on its side with the hose
outlet on the bottom. Direct the nozzle away
from you and squeeze the shut-o lever until
the unit stops spraying. (See Figure I)
2. WITH PRV: Pull up on the knob of the PRV until
all pressure is released from the tank.
(See Figure J)
Filling
IMPORTANT: Always make sure the pressure is
released from the tank before lling or servicing.
If equipped, pull up on the knob of the pressure
release valve until all the pressure is released
from the tank. Otherwise, squeeze and hold
shut-o lever until the unit stops spraying. Then,
and only then, it is safe to remove pump.
1. Turn the pump handle counterclockwise to remove
the pump (See Figure E).
2. Fill the tank to the desired level. See ll markings
on side of tank. (Always refer to chemical
manufacturer for proper mixture).
3. Install the pump into the tank opening and turn
clockwise until tightly sealed against the tank
(See Figure F).
Figure FFigure E
Pressurizing
1. Make sure shut-o lock is not engaged. (If shut-o lock is engaged while pressurizing, the unit
will immediately start spraying).
2. Push down on the handle and turn counterclockwise to unlock the handle (See Figure G-1G).
3. Pressurize the sprayer by pumping the handle in a smooth up and down motion (See Figure G-2G).
4. Push down on the handle and turn clockwise to lock the handle into the pump (See Figure G-3G).
Figure G
1G 2G 3G
Figure J
Figure I
Spraying and Locking
1. Direct nozzle away from you and squeeze shut-o
lever to begin spraying.
2. For continuous spraying, squeeze lever and rotate
lock (See Figure H).
3. Unlock if needed and release shut-o lever to stop
spraying.
4. Turn the nozzle tip to adjust the spray pattern.
Figure H
LEVER
Pump Disassembly & Reassembly
NOTE: Remove pump from tank prior to disassembly.
As shown on varying models.
“O” Style
1. Inspect gasket. If worn or damaged, remove and replace. (See Figure 1)
2. To disassemble pump cap from pump barrel, squeeze the tabs (See Figure 2) that lock the barrel
to the cap, and while resting the extension clip on a table or bench turn the barrel counterclockwise
to unlock. (See Figure 3)
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Cleaning
1. Remove the pump as described in the Finish section.
2. Fill the tank with cool, clean tap water. Replace the pump and tighten securely.
3. Agitate the tank to rinse the chemical from the tank wall and pump.
4. Remove the pump and empty the contents into gravel or bare soil.
5. Rell the tank with cool, clean tap water.
6. Make sure the pump is free of dirt or debris and reinstall into the tank. Tighten securely.
7. Pressurize the tank as described in the Pressurizing section.
8. Direct the nozzle away from you and activate the shut-o for at least 30 seconds to clean the
hose and shut-o.
9. Release pressure as described in the Release Tank Pressure section.
10. Remove the pump and empty the contents into gravel or bare soil.
11. Repeat steps 5 - 10 until thoroughly cleaned.
Finish
1. Depressurize the tank as described in Release Tank Pressure section.
2. Turn the pump handle counterclockwise to remove the pump.
3. Empty any remaining liquid according to the product disposal directions.
4. Follow the Cleaning instructions.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED
Sprayer Storage
1. Sprayer tank should be hung upside down, with the pump removed.
2. Do not store or leave any solution in the tank after use.
3. Store in a warm, dry location out of direct sunlight.
4. Keep the sprayer and all chemicals out of the reach of children.
Figure 3
Figure 1 Figure 2
Pump Lubrication
Pump should be periodically oiled by applying 10 to
12 drops of light oil down the pump rod through the
opening in the pump cap as shown.
MAINTENANCE
“R”Style
“O”Style
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Nozzle Maintenance
1. If nozzle clogs, remove and disassemble the nozzle assembly.
2. Clean the openings of any obstructions and reassemble.
MAINTENANCE CONTINUED
3. Inspect o-ring. If worn or damaged, remove and replace. Lubricate o-ring with petroleum jelly.
(See Figure 4)
4. Inspect check valve in bottom of barrel. If worn or damaged, remove and replace by pressing into
hole in bottom of barrel. (See Figure 5)
5. Re-install the barrel into the cap. While holding the cap securely, turn the barrel clockwise to lock the
tabs in place.
Figure 5
“R” Style
1. Inspect gasket. If worn or damaged, remove and replace. (See Figure 6)
2. To remove pump cap from pump barrel, remove screws securing pump cap to barrel.
(See Figure 7)
3. Inspect o-ring. If worn or damaged, remove and replace. Lubricate o-ring with petroleum jelly.
(See Figure 8)
4. Inspect check valve in bottom of barrel. If worn or damaged, remove and replace by pressing into
hole in bottom of barrel. (See Figure 9)
5. Insert the pump handle assembly into the barrel. Align the holes in the pump cap and barrel. Reinstall
screws and tighten securely.
Figure 7
Figure 6
Figure 8 Figure 9
Figure 4
Shut-o Maintenance (Smith Pro II)
Always depressurize sprayer before maintenance
by activating shut-o and spraying contents out.
1. Unscrew the handle from the shut-o assembly.
2. Remove the lter from the shut-o assembly.
3. Clean any debris from inside the handle,
shut-o assembly, or the lter by rinsing with
cool, clean water.
4. Reassemble the components as shown and
tighten all connections securely.
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A. Handle
B. Filter
C. Shut-o Assembly
AB
C
TROUBLE LOOK FOR REMEDY
Sprayer starts to spray when
pumping or sprayer will not
stop spraying when shut-o
lever is released.
Shut-o lock is engaged.
Squeeze shut-o lever and rotate the
lock towards the nozzle as described in
Spraying and Locking section.
Sprayer leaks at pump or
sprayer does not build
pressure.
1. Dirt or debris on pump gasket
(#2F, #5G, or #6B) or closure.
2. Chipped, torn, swollen, or
defective pump gasket (#2F, #5G,
or #6B).
3. Check valve (#2G, #5H, or #6A) at
bottom of pump assembly.
4. Worn or damaged o-ring (#2D
or #6C) on piston.
1. Clean dirt or debris from gasket
(#2F, #5G, or #6B) or closure.
2. Remove old gasket (#2F, #5G, or #6B)
and replace with new as described
in Pump Disassembly & Reassembly
section.
3. Replace if missing or damaged as
described in Pump Disassembly &
Reassembly section.
4. Replace if worn or damaged as
described in Pump Disassembly &
Reassembly section.
Sprayer material overows
through pump barrel or pump
handle rises when handle is
unlocked.
1. Dirt or debris under check
valve (#2G, #5H, or 6A) on pump.
2. Chipped, torn, or swollen
pump check valve (#2G, #5H, or
#6A).
1. Clean check valve (#2G, #5H, or 6A)
and valve sealing surface on
pump.
2. Replace check valve (#2G, #5H, or
#6A) as described in Pump
Disassembly & Reassembly section.
Hose leaks at tank or shut-o.
1. Loose hose.
2. Cracked, swollen, or faulty
hose.
1. Tighten hose nut.
2. Replace shut-o assembly.
Sprayer is dicult to pump.
1. Damaged piston o-ring (#2D
or #6C).
2. Piston o-ring (#2D or #6C) is dry.
1. Replace piston o-ring as described in
Pump Disassembly & Reassembly
section.
2. Lubricate piston o-ring as described
in Pump Disassembly & Reassembly
section.
Sprayer tank leaks. Evidence of spray material
escaping from the tank. Replace entire sprayer.
Nozzle drips when shut-o
lever is released.
1. Dirt or debris in shut-o valve.
2. Damaged o-ring or seal in
shut-o (kit #11).
1. Clean shut-o as described in
Shut-o Maintenance section.
2. Service shut-o seals as described in
Maintenance service kit #11.
Nozzle tip leaks, poor spray
pattern, partial spray or com-
plete stoppage.
1. Flat seal is missing or
damaged.
2. Spray extension or nozzle
clogged.
1. Replace at seal at extension tip
(kit #11).
2. Remove nozzle and clean as
described in Nozzle Maintenance
section.
TROUBLESHOOTING
7-14
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KITS, PARTS & ACCESSORIES
2B
2A
2C
2E
2F
2G
1-1
1-2
1-3
2D
KIT #2
5B
5A
5C
5D
5F
5G
5H
4
5E
3-2
3-3
KIT #5
9A
9F 10F
10B
10D
KIT #9
KIT #10
7-21
7-18
11A
KIT #11
11G 11F
11E
11D
11B
9B 9E 9C
9D
11C
10E
10C
10A
8-1
8-3
8-2
11E
11F
11C
11D 11A
11B
“R”
“O”
7-SS
6A
6B
6C
KIT #6
6C
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KEY# PART# DESCRIPTION
-1 181052 1 GALLON “O” TANK
-2 181036 2 GALLON “O” TANK
-3 181120 3 GALLON “O” TANK
2A 178040 “O” PUMP CAP
2B 180279 “O” PUMP HANDLE
2C 180278 “O” PUMP ROD
2D 180429 “O” PUMP PISTON ASSEMBLY
2E 178041 “O” PUMP BARREL
2F 178039V “O” PUMP GASKET, VITON
2G 171015V CHECK VALVE, VITON
KIT #2 180398 “O”PUMP
“O” SPRAYER PARTS
KEY# PART# DESCRIPTION
-2 181828 2 GALLON “R” TANK (INCLUDES KEY #4)
-3 181837 3 GALLON “R” TANK (INCLUDES KEY #4)
4 180836 PRV ASSEMBLY
5A 181830 “R” PUMP HANDLE
5B 182129 “R” PUMP SCREW (2)
5C 171002 “R” PUMP COVER
5D 181835 “R” PUMP ROD
5E 181834 “R” PUMP PISTON ASSEMBLY
5F 171003 “R” PUMP BARREL
5G 181203 “R” PUMP GASKET
5H 171015V CHECK VALVE, VITON
KIT #5 181911 “R”PUMP
“R” SPRAYER PARTS
KEY# PART# DESCRIPTION
-14 181845 14” EXTENSION ASSEMBLY, SMITH PRO II
-18 181843 18” EXTENSION ASSEMBLY, SMITH PRO II
-21 181824 21” EXTENSION ASSEMBLY, SMITH PRO II
-SS 182112 21” EXTENSION ASSEMBLY,
STAINLESS STEEL, SMITH PRO II
-1 181817 SHUT-OFF ASSEMBLY, SMITH PRO II, 1 GAL
-2 181818 SHUT-OFF ASSEMBLY, SMITH PRO II, 2 GAL
-3 181819 SHUT-OFF ASSEMBLY, SMITH PRO II, 3 GAL
KIT #11 181910 SMITH PRO II SHUT-OFF
SERVICE KIT
11A 181493 VALVE BODY O-RING
11B 181840 POPPET SEAL
11C 181231 BARB O-RING
11D 181468 FILTER
11E 181812 FLAT NOZZLE SEAL (2)
11F 181810 WAND O-RING
11G 181805 ADJUSTABLE NOZZLE O-RING
KIT #9 181869 POLY NOZZLE KIT
9A 181822 POLY ADJUSTABLE NOZZLE
9B 180168 YELLOW FLAT FAN NOZZLE (LOW VOLUME)
9C 180097 RED FLAT FAN NOZZLE (HIGH VOLUME)
9D 180266 FOAMING NOZZLE
9E 181812 FLAT NOZZLE SEAL
9F 181804 NOZZLE CAP NUT
KIT #10 181870 BRASS NOZZLE KIT
10A 181823 BRASS ADJUSTABLE NOZZLE
10B 180168 YELLOW FLAT FAN NOZZLE (LOW VOLUME)
10C 180097 RED FLAT FAN NOZZLE (HIGH VOLUME)
10D 180266 FOAMING NOZZLE
10E 181812 FLAT NOZZLE SEAL
10F 181804 NOZZLE CAP NUT
SMITH PRO II SHUT-OFF PARTS
3
7
8
6A 171015V CHECK VALVE, VITON
6B 181203 “R” PUMP GASKET
6C 180861 “R” PUMP PISTON O-RING
KIT #6 182046 “R” PUMP SERVICE KIT
SERVICE KITS, PARTS & ACCESSORIES ARE AVAILABLE BY CONTACTING
The Fountainhead Group, Inc. - Customer Service Center
Monday - Friday 8 A.M. - 5 P.M., EST
Toll Free: 1-800-311-9903
or
e-mail: [email protected]
or
Access online at: www.TheFountainheadGroup.com
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