Operation - Toro Multi-Pro 5800 Installation Instructions Manual

Operation

CAUTION
Chemicals are hazardous and can cause personal
injury.
• Read the directions on the chemical labels
before handling the chemicals and follow
all manufacturer recommendations and
precautions.
• Keep chemicals away from your skin. Should
contact occur, wash the affected area thoroughly
with soap and clean water.
• Wear goggles and any other protective
equipment recommended by the chemical
manufacturer.
Controls
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1. Lid
2. Supply hose
3. Main valve
4. Transport strap
5. Lower handle
Lid
Rotate the lid counter clockwise to open it. Close the lid
completely before turning it clockwise to lock it. You must
close the lid and lock it before it is raised to the Transport
position.
6. Tank hose
7. T-valve
8. Upper handle
9. Flush valve
Handles and Transport Strap
Use the upper and lower handles to raise and lower the
eductor and to lock it into the Transport position.
Main Valve
Use the main valve to introduce chemicals from the eductor
into the hose leading to the main tank.
Bottle Rinse
The bottle rinse is located inside the eductor tank. Once
the eductor switch is on, the bottle rinse has pressure and is
supplied by the contents of the main tank. To use the bottle
rinse, invert the chemical container over the spout and use
the rim of the container to depress the rinse. Press down
to actuate the spout and rinse the interior of the chemical
container.
1. Bottle rinse
Flush Valve
The flush valve can rinse the inside of the eductor tank. Once
the eductor switch is on, the flush valve will have pressure
and is supplied by the contents of the main tank. To open
the valve, turn the handle 90° counterclockwise. This will in
introduce water to the tank. Turn the handle 90° clockwise
to close the valve.
Raising and Lowering the
Eductor
Lowering the Eductor
1. Unlatch the rubber transport strap.
2. Place a hand on the lower handle and the other hand
on the upper handle.
3. Lift the eductor away from the vehicle until the spring
clamp disengages.
4. Guide the eductor as it lowers to the operating position.
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