Operation Manual

To ensure safe operation

How to handle agricultural chemicals

• Before starting the engine, make sure that the sprayer hose is securely

installed into the power sprayer, and that the nozzle lever is in the

“CLOSED” position. If you fail to do so, agricultural chemicals may splash

on you during operation.

• When agricultural chemicals touch your skin by mistake, wash it with

soap immediately. If agricultural chemicals soak into your clothing,

change it.

• When you feel dizzy or nauseous and have a headache or a

stomachache, see a doctor immediately. Inform him of what chemicals

you use and your operation (operating time, operating area, operating

means, etc.) Immediate care is required to avoid serious chemical

injuries.

• Do not direct the nozzle towards anyone when you spray agricultural

chemicals. Stop your work, if children or those uninvolved are getting

closer to you when you spray agricultural chemicals.

• Know the direction of the wind when you spray agricultural chemicals.

Have the wind at your back to avoid the spray. If you spray agricultural

chemicals against the direction of the wind, do not touch the sprayed

crops. Breathing or touching chemicals harms your health.

• You should make a plan when you weed and spray agricultural chemicals

to prevent insects. In addition, insect prevention should be done

systematically. This means, weed the area first, as opposed to last, and

spray the land after weeding. This prevents having to weed afterwards

and protects yourself from weeding around freshly sprayed agricultural

chemicals.

• Do not do spray for a long time or everyday. Breaks must be taken during

operation. People in a tired state are prone to be affected easily by the

agricultural chemicals when operating the sprayer.