Instruction manual

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“DRY” FOG VS “WET” FOG

CAUTION

When it is intended to fog in a closed area, the operator should first test the fog

to verify that it is DRY before entering the closed area. To test the fog quality

pass a dark piece of paper or a shiny object through the fog at a distance of

approximately 24 inches (61 CM) from the discharge (exhaust) end of the

machine. If there is any visual accumulation on the paper or object, the fog must

be considered WET and the flow control orifice must be reduced to a smaller

number (or the metering valve closed clockwise to a lower number) to produce a

dryer fog. To ensure a DRY fog, always give yourself a margin of safety in

selecting a formulation flow rate.

START FOGGING

WARNING: Ensure that the person operating the machine is wearing OSHA

approved safety equipment (ie. gloves, respirator, goggles, etc...) before

attempting to fog! Following all other applicable NOTES, CAUTIONS and

WARNINGS listed in this manual and on the formulation label.

1. Start the engine as specified in the section STARTING THE ENGINE.

2. Verify that the Formulation Tank Cap is tight.

3. When the engine is running smooth, move the machine to a clear open area

and position the FORMULATION ON/OFF VALVE to “ON” position. Return the

FORMULATION ON/OFF VALVE to “OFF” position to stop fogging.

4. Observe the fog being produced and if necessary after allowing the machine to

cool, select a different flow control orifice that will give the fog quality you desire.