Close eductor flow rate valve whenever eductor not being used. Always close eductor flow rate valve after use.

Valves not closed in proper sequence

Close first the eductor flow rate valve and then close the eductor hopper valve.

Empty tank before raising eductor.

When inserting jug over the rinse nozzle, depress the nozzle to activate flow.

Eductor rinse valve is closed

Turn eductor rinse valve clockwise to open it.

Clogged eductor valve or line

Clean obstruction from the eductor valve or line.

Solution pump not primed

Prime solution pump.

Solution tank is empty

Add liquid to the solution tank.

Low engine rpm

Increase rpm to at least 1800.

Turn valve to the right-hand side, to direct the solution for the rinse inside the solution tank.

Clogged valve or line

Clean obstruction from the valve and the line.

Solution pump not primed

Prime solution pump.

Solution tank is empty

Add liquid to the solution tank.

Low engine rpm

Increase rpm to at least 1800.

Rotate the valve handle to the horizontal position.

Eductor hopper valve is closed

Open the valve.

Solution pump not primed

Prime solution pump.

Solution tank is empty

Add liquid to the solution tank.

Suction valve is in wrong position

Select proper tank with the selector valve. (See Solution System Valves in Solution System Section.)

Low engine rpm

Increase rpm to at least 1800.

Clogged venturi

Clean venturi of obstructions.

Venturi is wrong assembled

Verify correct assembly of venturi.

Clogged eductor discharge hose

Remove obstruction from the discharge hose.

Dry chemical bridged

Turn on the eductor rinse valve.

Reduced eductor performance with the solution tank full

Use the eductor before the solution tank gets full.

Clogged, or missing eductor hose in tank

If clogged, remove obstruction. If missing, install a new hose (See your John Deere dealer.)

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