Priming A Flowzone Storm 1G/2G SwapTank™ Sprayer

Modified on Mon, 20 Apr at 2:35 PM

Tools Required: garden hose (or something similar), fresh water

Sometimes, although rare, after a long period of storage, the sprayer's diaphragm pump may become non-responsive. Priming the system correctly is critical to restoring functionality. One of the most effective methods is forcing water in the pump through the inlet filter inside the tank.

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Step-By-Step Instructions:

STEP 1: Disconnect The Hose From The Base Of The SprayerDisconnect the hose quick-connect from the base assembly.

Note: Leave the electrical pigtail connection attached to the base

STEP 2: Add Fresh Water To The Tank

Using the hose, add a little bit of fresh water into the tank.

STEP 3: Insert A Battery And Turn The Sprayer On

a. Insert a charged battery into the battery holster.

b. Turn the sprayer on.

STEP 4: Run Fresh Water Into The Male Quick-Connect At The Base Of The Sprayer

a. Bring the hose to the male quick-connect on the base assembly.

b. Turn the water on and channel water into the quick-connect barb for a few seconds.

STEP 5: Test With A Working Battery

a. Remove the hose and connect the hose assembly to the sprayer base.

b. Test the sprayer by activating the trigger on the sprayer handle.