Sprayer

Fixing a sprayer depends on the type of issue it has. Here are some general steps for common problems:

1, Leakage: If your sprayer is leaking, first check the seals and gaskets. These are often the culprits. Turn off the sprayer and empty any remaining liquid. Then, carefully inspect the seals around the pump, nozzle, and tank. If they are damaged or worn out, you'll need to replace them. You can usually find replacement seals at a hardware store or from the manufacturer.

2, Clogged Nozzle: A clogged nozzle can prevent proper spraying. Remove the nozzle from the sprayer and soak it in a solution of warm water and vinegar for a few hours. This will help dissolve any mineral deposits or debris that may be blocking it. After soaking, use a small brush, like a toothbrush, to gently scrub the nozzle. Rinse it thoroughly with clean water and reattach it to the sprayer.

3, Pump Issues: If the pump isn't working properly, it may be due to air in the system or a damaged pump. To remove air, fill the tank with liquid and pump the handle up and down rapidly for a few minutes. This should force the air out. If the pump is still not working, you may need to disassemble it and check for any broken parts. If you're not comfortable doing this yourself, it's best to take it to a professional for repair.

For INGCO sprayers, you are also welcome to contact the nearest INGCO service centers in your country to have the repairing.

Using a pump sprayer is relatively simple. Follow these steps:

1, Prepare the Sprayer: First, make sure the sprayer is clean and free of any old chemicals. Fill the tank with the liquid you want to spray, such as water, fertilizer, or pesticide. Be careful not to overfill it, as this can cause leakage.

2, Prime the Pump: Close the nozzle valve and start pumping the handle up and down. This will create pressure in the tank. Keep pumping until you feel resistance, indicating that the tank is properly pressurized.

3, Adjust the Nozzle: Most pump sprayers come with adjustable nozzles that allow you to control the spray pattern and intensity. Turn the nozzle to the desired setting, whether it's a fine mist for delicate plants or a strong jet for larger areas.

4, Start Spraying: Hold the sprayer with one hand on the handle and the other on the nozzle. Aim the nozzle at the target area and press the trigger to start spraying. Move the sprayer in a steady, back - and - forth motion to ensure even coverage.

5, Release Pressure: After you're finished using the sprayer, release the pressure by opening the nozzle valve and letting the air out of the tank. This will prevent the tank from bursting due to residual pressure.

A knapsack sprayer is a portable sprayer worn like a backpack, designed for high pressure agriculture sprayer pump tasks. Key features:

1, Large tank capacity – Covers more area without frequent refills.

2, Ergonomic design – Reduces strain during prolonged use.

3, Manual or battery-powered – Choose between pump sprayer or battery sprayer pump models.

Perfect for farms, orchards, and large gardens, INGCO knapsack sprayers ensure efficient, wide-coverage spraying.