Stihl SG 51 SG 71 Instruction Manual
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To assemble the Stihl SG 51 sprayer, attach the spray lance to the spray gun, connect the hose to the tank outlet, and ensure all connections are tight. Refer to the user manual for detailed assembly instructions.
Check all seals and connections for wear or damage. Replace any faulty seals and ensure all connections are properly tightened. Regular maintenance can prevent leaks.
Empty any remaining liquid from the tank, fill it with clean water, and spray through the system to flush out residues. Clean the filter and nozzle separately.
The recommended pressure setting for the Stihl SG 71 is typically around 4 bar. However, always refer to the specific instructions in the user manual for your application.
Perform routine maintenance after every 15-20 hours of use or at least once a month. This includes checking the seals, hoses, and cleaning the nozzle and filter.
An uneven spray pattern may be due to a clogged nozzle. Remove the nozzle, clean it thoroughly with water, and check for any blockages.
Yes, the Stihl SG 51 can be used with various chemical solutions, but ensure they are compatible with the materials of the sprayer and follow the manufacturer's guidelines.
Check for air leaks in the system, ensure that the check valves are functioning correctly, and inspect the pump seals for any damage. Replace any faulty parts.
To adjust the spray nozzle, twist the nozzle tip to achieve the desired spray pattern, from a fine mist to a solid stream. Avoid overtightening to prevent damage.
It is not recommended to store the sprayer with chemicals inside the tank as it can lead to deterioration of seals and components. Always clean and empty the tank before storage.