Filling Of Flush Tank Using Quick Fill (Optional Equipment); Filling Of Clean Water Tank - Hardi NAVIGATOR 3000 Instruction Book

5 - Operation

Filling of flush tank using Quick fill (optional equipment)

A flush tank is integrated into the rear of the sprayer and is filled via the
flush tank quick coupler located near the EasyClean filter.
1. Remove plug from Quick Fill coupler and connect filling hose from
water supply.
2. Fill flush tank to desired level.
3. Keep an eye on the flush tank level indicator located on the
platform behind the main tank level indicator.
4. Stop filling and remove the filling hose.
5. Replace the plug to the Quick Fill coupler when filling is complete.
Capacity: 130 gal. (500 liters).
Only fill flush tank with clean water! To avoid algae developing in the
flush tank, always drain the flush tank if the sprayer is not in use for a
longer period of time.
For cleaning purposes etc. the flush tank is also accessible via the tank lid
on top of the tank.
ATTENTION! Observe local legislation regarding use of filling device. In some areas it is prohibited to fill from open
water reservoirs (lakes, rivers etc.). It is recommended only to fill from closed reservoirs (mobile water tanks etc.) to
avoid contamination.
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WARNING! Do not leave the sprayer while filling the tank. Keep an eye on the level indicator in order NOT to overfill
the tank.
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WARNING! If filling hose/filter is carried on the sprayer during spraying, it can be contaminated by spray drift which
will be transferred to water source when filling!

Filling of clean water tank

To fill the clean water tank, remove tank lid. Then fill with clean water and
reposition tank lid.
For use of water, turn the ball valve lever to open tap. The ball valve is
located on the valve cover below the EasyClean filter on sprayer's left
side. The water from this tank is for hand washing, cleaning of clogged
nozzles, etc. Only fill the clean water tank with clean water.
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WARNING! Although the clean water tank is only filled with clean
water, this water must never be used for drinking.
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