Battery Powered Backpack Fogger

Slide the battery into its cradle, with the red release button facing up.

To minimize the risk of spills while filling the fogger, use a liquid funnel to add the solution of your choice into the fogger mouth.

Screw the tank lid lightly to prevent leaks.

Flip the red power switch on the handle to the ON position. The motor will start running.

Turn the orange liquid adjust valve counterclockwise to begin spraying.

Small adjustments to the orange liquid adjust will change the volume of liquid that you spray. Dial in the setting that works best for the task at hand.

After fogging, make sure to turn off the orange liquid adjust valve first, then turn off the red power switch to protect the motor from burnt in case of chemical backflow.

Low-Pressure Output

If the sprayer is not outputting enough pressure, check the nozzle for blockages or debris. Remove the nozzle and clean it thoroughly before reattaching it to the sprayer. If the problem persists, check the hose for kinks or obstructions that may be restricting the flow of the material. If necessary, replace the hose with a new one.

Leaking Seals

If you notice leaks around the seals, check the seals for damage or wear. Replace any damaged seals with new ones. Use Teflon tape to ensure a snug fit and leak-free connection.

Clogged Filter

If the sprayer is not outputting any material, check the filter for blockages or debris. Remove the filter and clean it thoroughly before reattaching it to the sprayer. If the problem persists, check the hose for kinks or obstructions that may be restricting the flow of the material.

Loss of Pressure

If you notice a sudden loss of pressure, remove the wand and check for blockages or debris. If necessary, clean the wand thoroughly or replace it with a new one. Check the hose for kinks or obstructions that may restrict the flow of the material. If necessary, replace the hose with a new one.

Release the pressure: Before cleaning the fogger, release the pressure by turning the release valve counterclockwise. This will prevent any accidental spraying or injury.

Empty the tank: Once the pressure has been released, empty any remaining material from the tank into a suitable container. Be sure to dispose of the material properly according to local regulations.

Flush the tank and hose: Fill the tank with clean water and attach the fogger to a hose or faucet. Turn on the water and spray the water through the nozzle until the water coming out is clear. This will flush out any remaining material from the tank and hose.

Dry the fogger: Once everything has been cleaned, empty any remaining water from the tank and hose. Allow the fogger to air dry completely before storing it away.

Add 2 gallons of warm soapy water into the tank.

Make sure that you use warm water and that you are adding the right amount of soap. Ideally, you should add around 1-2 teaspoons of liquid soap.

Close the lid and turn on the unit.

Make sure that you have tightly closed the lid. Depending on what's causing the issue, you could have flow coming out of your hose within a few seconds to a few minutes.

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

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

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