Calibrate Solution Pump

The SprayStar system will automatically calibrate itself in order to provide an optimal control for a particular situation.

The only time calibration is needed is when the A and B values (represented by the digits following the A and B letters on display) do not lie within their ranges or when one of the following has been replaced:

• Solution pump/hydraulic motor assembly
• Proportional valve
• Hydraulic pump
• SRC

NOTE: The A and B ranges are:

High Flow

A = 2000-4000	350 - 850
B = 6000-8000	1300 - 1800

NOTE: If minimum B range value is not attained maximum solution pump output is not available. See Troubleshooting section in this manual.

Standard Flow

A = 2000-4000	350 - 850
B = 6500-9000	1400 - 2000

To auto calibrate the sprayer:

NOTE: Solution pump switch should be turned off to perform this procedure.

Hydraulic oil should be warm during the pump calibration procedure.

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   A - Calibration Softkey

   B - Spray Calibration Tab

   C - Calibration Icon

   Operate engine at full throttle and warm hydraulic fluid temperature to normal operating range of 60-88° C (140 -190° F).

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2. Fill solution tank with enough water or solution to keep pump from running dry.

3. Select the Calibration softkey (A) to view the setup menu.

4. Select the Spray Calibration tab (B).

5. Select calibration icon (C) next to Pump Calibration. Pump Calibration will appear.

6. NOTE: Warm hydraulic fluid temperature to normal operating range before calibration and fill solution tank with enough water or solution to keep pump from running dry.

   
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   A - Enter Button

   B - Enter Button

   Follow instructions on first screen. When finished select “Enter” button (A) to proceed to next screen.

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7. NOTE: Pump calibration will take approximately 1-2 minutes. The solution pump will turn off when auto calibration is done.

   “Solution pump calibration is complete.” will be displayed. Press “Enter” button (B) to return to Spray Calibration tab.