Electric Backpack ULV Fogger

What’s In The Box?

The following are included when purchasing the Electric Backpack ULV Fogger:

1

Hose

2

C-shaped unit

3

Backpack Straps

4

Unit 

5

Cords

6

Full-color manual

7

Extended warranty card

What Are The Parts Of Electric Backpack ULV Fogger?

The electric backpack ULV fogger is a versatile and powerful tool that can be used for a variety of applications, including pest control, sanitizing, and disinfecting. But what exactly are the parts of this handy machine? Let's take a closer look.

1

Hose

The hose is one of the most important parts of the fogger, as it is responsible for delivering the chemicals or solutions to be sprayed. The hose is made out of durable material and is connected to the attachment point on the side of the unit.

2

C-shaped Tank

The C-shaped tank is where the chemical solution or water is stored. This part of the fogger is made out of durable material as well to ensure that it can withstand the chemicals being sprayed.

3

Backpack Straps

The backpack straps are what allow the fogger to be worn on your back, making it easy to carry and use. These straps are padded and adjustable to ensure a comfortable and secure fit.

4

Lid

The lid is placed on top of the C-shaped tank and helps to prevent any spillage or leaks. The lid is also responsible for keeping the chemicals in the tank from evaporating.

5

Strainer

The strainer is a small plastic screen that is placed on the mouth of the fogger. This screen helps to prevent any clogging of the nozzle and ensures a smooth and even spray.

6

Electric Motor

The electric motor is responsible for powering the fogger. This motor is connected to the battery pack and provides the power needed to run the fogger.

7

Cord

The cord is what connects the fogger to the power source.

8

Large Mouth Opening

The largemouth opening is where you pour the chemical solution or water into the C-shaped tank. This opening is large enough to accommodate most standard-size bottles. This also allows you to flush it out quickly once done using it.

9

Hose Handle

The handle on the hose has two controls - a red rocker switch and a mist control switch. The red rocker switch is responsible for turning the fogger on and off. The mist control switch allows you to adjust the output of the fogger.

How to Use the Electric Backpack ULV Fogger?

1

Pour the Solution

To use the backpack ULV fogger, first, you need to pour the solution into the tank. Make sure to follow the dilution ratio that is specified by the manufacturer to get optimal results. Once the solution is in the tank, screw on the lid tightly to prevent any accidental spills.

2

Plug It In

Next, you need to plug the backpack ULV fogger into an electrical outlet. Once it is plugged in, turn on the power switch to start the machine. For safety purposes, tie a knot where the base of the frame meets the backpack strap. Loop the cord around pull it snug.

3

Extension Cord

When using an extension cord, make sure to tie a knot between the two cords before you start.

4

Turn On the Red Rocker Switch

After the machine is plugged in and turned on, locate the red rocker switch. Once you find it, turn it on to start the flow of the solution.

5

Adjust the Size of the Droplets

Once the red rocker switch is turned on, the droplets will start to come out of the nozzle. The size of these droplets can be adjusted using the knob located above the trigger. For smaller droplets, turn the knob to the left and for larger droplets, turn it to the right.

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Start Fogging

Now, you are ready to start fogging. To do this, simply hold down the trigger and start moving around the room. Make sure to keep the nozzle about 1-2 feet above the ground so that the mist can evenly cover the area. Also, try to move at a steady pace so that you don’t miss any spots.

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Stop Fogging

When you are done fogging, release the trigger and turn off the red rocker switch. Then, unplug the backpack ULV fogger from the electrical outlet. Finally, remove the lid from the tank and pour out any remaining solution.

How to Replace Valve Handle and Blue Knob

1

Remove the three Phillips head screws. The first one is in the blue knob itself and the other two is on the nozzle.

2

Pop up the nozzle and then take off the little brass ring. Using a pliers can do the job easier.

3

Push the valve inside and then grab it from there.

4

Take off the hose clamps from the valve, then pull it off for the valve to come out. Ideally, you should stick a pair of pliers into the hose as it tends to get hard to pull it out again.

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Similarly, take the end of the little hose in the valve and pull it off.

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To reassemble the valve, stick the hose that you took off and then put the clamp.

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Put the hose inside the valve. Make sure that the black hole is pointing towards the nozzle.

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Stick that attached valve inside the hose, while making sure that the handle is right on spot.

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Secure that little brass ring and then screw the blue knob.

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Finally, screw the nozzle and you’re ready to go.

Preparing Your Fogger For Winter Storage 

A few simple steps will ensure that your unit will be ready for use when spring finally arrives.

1

Run 2 gallons of warm water mixed with 2 teaspoons of liquid dish soap through the unit to clean all internal parts, then run 1 more gallon of warm water only through. Spray until unit, wand & hose are fully empty. 

2

You may plug your Fogger unit in for constant battery maintenance, or if this is not possible, simply charge fully before storage..

3

Place unit right-side-up in the warmest storage possible. Do not store long-term in temps below 32°F. 

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Storage in its original closed box is ideal, but if that’s not an option, you can cover with a canvas or plastic tarp to protect it.

How to Replace the Hose

1

Detach Motor From the Tank

  • To detach the motor from the tank, remove the hoses first and then remove the beck padding.
  • Remove the screws that attach the motor from the tank.
  • 2

    Take Off the Cover of the Motor

  • Take the 5 screws using a Philips head screw and then remove the black cover.
  • Hit the cover a couple of times into the wall until the motor itself comes out.
  • 3

    Work on the Wires

  • Losen the cord to have better access to the wires.
  • Inside are two black cords. Strip off the black sheathing of the black hoses and then cut the connections.
  • 4

    Disconnect the Hose From the Motor Housing

  • Unscrew the housing from the base and then loosen up the knobs.
  • Remove the remaining black sheathing from the wires.
  • Remove the clear tube as well by getting into the other end. To do this, remove the screws next to the nozzle and then take off the screw which holds the blue knob.
  • Next, remove the brass ring, then grab the hose inside.
  • Disconnect the little clamp in the valve to disconnect the clear tube. After that, you should be able to pull the clear tube from the other side already.
  • 5

    Install the New Hose

  • Remove the Phillip head screws in the nozzle and in the blue knob too.
  • Remove the brass ring and push the valve inside.
  • Pull that off and remove the little clamp.
  • Detach the clear tube.
  • Insert the clear tube into the motor case all the way to the top. Secure it using the white knob.
  • Insert the other end of the clear tube into the wide opening of the motor case.
  • Connect the clear tube into the valve and then put the valve inside the hose. Make sure that it’s placed correctly.
  • Put the brass ring and blue knob back in place. Secure the blue knob with a screwdriver.
  • Put the nozzle back, securing it with three screw drivers.
  • Insert the other hose into the motor house through the white hole. Make sure that the black knob is attached in one of its end.
  • Reattach the wires by wrapping them together. Secure the wires with an electrical tape as well.
  • 6

    Reinstall the Motor

  • Close the motor with the metal cover first.
  • Put the rubber ring around it, with the lip in the outer side.
  • Push everything into place. Using a hammer can make the job easier.
  • Screw in the web-like cover.
  • 7

    Put the Motor Back to the Back

  • Attach the heat sheet to the motor.
  • Screw the motor into the tank.
  • Put the back padding and you’re ready to go.
  • How to Fix Elevated Handle Not Fogging

    1

    Take off the nozzle cover by unscrewing it.

    2

    Remove the blue knob.

    3

    Remove the brass ring.

    4

    Take out the nozzle.

    5

    Remove the nozzle from the hose.

    6

    Unscrew the hose housing from the motor housing.

    7

    Check the hose for any kinks.

    8

    Feed the hose back to the housing.

    9

    Push the hose upward so that you can grab it.

    10

    Secure the hose to the housing.

    11

    Reassemble the nozzle.

    12

    Attach the brass ring and the blue knob.

    13

    Attach the nozzle cover.

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    An electric backpack fogger offers many benefits over traditional fogging methods. For one, it is much more efficient and can cover a larger area in a shorter amount of time. Additionally, it is much less likely to cause health problems for those using it, as there is no need to breathe in the chemicals used. Finally, electric backpack foggers are much more environmentally friendly, as they do not release any harmful emissions into the atmosphere.

    The electric backpack fogger comes with a 180-day warranty and is eligible for an extended 90-day warranty upon registration. This ensures that if there are any problems with the fogger, you will be covered. Additionally, the customer service hotline is available to help with any questions or concerns you may have.

    The electric backpack fogger can be used in a variety of environments, including homes, businesses, hospitals, and more. It is important to note, however, avoid using the fogger in areas where people are present as it is dangerous to inhale the mist it is fogging most specially if you’re using chemical solutions. Additionally, it is recommended that you test the fogger in a small area before using it in a larger space.

    Yes, the electric backpack fogger can be used with a variety of insecticides and pesticides. However, it is important to read the labels of these products carefully before use, as some may be harmful to humans or animals. Additionally, you should always test the fogger in a small area before using it in a larger space.

    The electric backpack fogger can cover a wide area. This makes it ideal for use in large spaces, such as homes, businesses, hospitals, and more. Additionally, the fogger can be used in multiple rooms without the need to move it around, making it even more convenient.

    Yes, the electric backpack fogger is easy to use. Simply fill the tank with the desired solution, turn on the fogger, and adjust the flow rate. The fogger will do the rest, providing even coverage of the area. Additionally, the fogger comes with a user manual that covers everything you need to know about its use.

    No, you do not need to wear protective gear when using the electric backpack fogger. However, it is always a good idea to have some on hand in case of accidental spillage. Additionally, you should avoid inhaling the mist generated by the fogger, as it may be harmful to your health.