Maintenance & Tips
Locking the Tri-Lock Pump
Models: 1949, 19049, 19149, 19249, 1969, 19069, 1979, 1999, 1941, 1831, 1749, 1739, 10800, 10700, 6300
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Poly Shut-off Maintenance
Troubleshooting/Service RB Shut Off 1/4” Hose with Retainer Nut (6-2000 and 6-4626) & 3/8” Hose with Crimp Clamp
Models: 20000, 20001, 20002, 20003, 20075, 26010, 26020, 26030, 27010, 27020, 27030, 31440, 31410, 31420, 31430, 30600, 25020, 25012, 25010, 29001, 29002, 29003, 2658E, 2659E, 2660E, 22350XP, 22360XP, 20075
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SureSpray Pumps: Disassembly and Lubrication
Models that contain a 6-4609 pump assembly: 20000, 20001, 20002, 20003, 20075, 26010, 26020, 26030, 27010, 27020, 27030, 25020, 25012, 25010
Models that contain a 6-4619 pump assembly: 31440, 31410, 31420, 31430, 30600
Models that contain a 6-4623 pump assembly: 29001, 29002, 29003
Models that contain a 6-4624 pump assembly: 2658E, 2659E, 2660E
Models that contain a 6-4610 pump assembly: 2610E, 2609E, 2608E
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16000 Series Pumps: Disassembly & Lubrication
Models: 16100, 16200
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Poly Open-head Pumps: Disassembly and Lubrication
Models that contain a 6-4634-3 pump assembly: 22049XP, 22149XP
Models that contain a 6-4635 pup assembly: 26011XP, 26021XP, 26031XP
Models that contain a 6-6-4634 pump assembly: 22170XP 22180XP, 22190XP, 22790XP, 22090XP, 22360XP, 22350XP, 21210XP, 21220XP, 21230XP
Models that contain a 6-4634-6 pump assembly: 22251XP, 22240XP, 22230XP
Models that contain a 6-4634-2 pump assembly: 21127XP
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Releasing Pressure in the Sprayer
- Turn the tank upside down
- Squeeze the flow control lever until all the air pressure is gone
- If your sprayer has a pressure relief valve, turn knob clockwise until all air pressure is gone.
Cleaning Your Industrial Pump Sprayer
Cleaning Tips - Chapin Industrial Pump Sprayers
Cleaning Your Hand Pump Sprayer
General Instructions: Maintenance Tips - Chapin Pump Sprayers
NOTE: Always follow the chemical manufacturer's directions for cleaning (before rinsing out your sprayer)
NOTE: These are basic instructions. Each model may differ. Always follow the instruction manual for cleaning and servicing your specific model.
Cleaning Your Backpack Sprayer
General Instructions
NOTE: Always follow the chemical manufacturer's directions for cleaning (before rinsing out your sprayer)
NOTE: These are basic instructions. Each model may differ. Always follow the instruction manual for cleaning and servicing your specific model.
- Always empty the sprayer after each use
- Clean the tank thoroughly after each use
- Pump the sprayer until pump handle until all of the air and contents exits through the nozzle (a minimum of 30 strokes)
- Fill the tank half way with water
- Pump the water out using a minimum of 30 strokes again
- Repeat as necessary
Remember
- Do not use strong cleaning agents or abrasives
- Follow the chemical manufacturer’s instructions for the disposal of the waste water if you use a chemical agent to clean the tank
Storing and General Sprayer Maintenance
- Store your sprayer out of direct sunlight
- Store in a cool, dry space
- Before freezing weather, make sure to drain all liquid in the tank, pump, pressure cylinder, hose, shut-off valve, wand and nozzle
- Lock the shut-off valve in the “open” position
- Inspect the hose, wand, pump, tank and shut-off valve for wear, damage or leaks on a regular basis, and repair defects promptly
- When service is required, call your nearest Chapin dealer and always insist on original Chapin manufactured replacement parts
Storage and General Spreader Maintenance
- When finished spreading empty hopper of any remaining material
- Thoroughly wash spreader
- Be careful to not spray directly into the gearbox
- DO NOT use a power washer, you may use a garden hose
- Allow to fully dry before storing
- For some models: remember to fold down handle
- On models with a grease fitting, it's recommended that you apply a general-purpose great at least once a month
- Check tires for proper inflation after storing spreader for long periods. Inflate to 20 psi
For some models, specifically salt spreaders
- Thoroughly wash spreader with a garden hose after each use
- Some ice melt products, such as magnesium chloride will cause rusting to any stainless steel in wet conditions
- Calcium chloride is less aggressive but will rust stainless or mild steel in a matter of weeks
- Some materials are much more aggressive oxidizers than others
FOR ALL PRODUCTS
Spreader Application Comparison Charts
