Solo 206 Eazy User manual

70277 01/2022
206 Eazy
Original instructions
Instruction manual
Important!
Read this instruction manual carefully
before first operation and strictly
observe the safety regulations!
Battery sprayer

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Original instructions
Read this instruction manual carefully before first
operation and strictly observe the safety
regulations!
Changes to the scope of supply in form, technology
and equipment are reserved. No claims can be
derived from any information and figures in these
original instructions.
The original packaging and, at the end of its
service life, the sprayer must be properly disposed
of according to the local environmental regulations.
The machine can be subject to national rulings for
regular review by designated offices,
as specified
in directive 2009/128/EC.
Information about material ingredients
(VO (EC) No.1907/2006 „REACh“)
can be found on our homepage under:
https://shop.solo.global/Service/Support/Support/
1 EC declaration of conformity
SOLO Kleinmotoren GmbH, Industriestraße 9,
D-71069 Sindelfingen, GERMANY
declares that the following machine, in the
delivered version, corresponds to the provisions
implementing the following directive:
2006/42/EG, 2009/127/EG, 2014/30/EU,
2011/65/EU.
Product designation: Battery sprayer,
Trade designation: SOLO 206 Eazy,
Serial/type designation 20601, 20602
Storage location for the technical documents and
documentation officer:
SOLO Kleinmotoren GmbH, Industriestraße 9,
D-71069 Sindelfingen, GERMANY
01 01 2022
Andreas Emmerich (managing director and
documentation officer)
2 Scope of delivery
 Basic unit with hand valve and pressure hose
 Spray tube
 Pre-installed nozzle assembly incl. nozzle
 Assembly parts cap but, O-ring
 Carrying belt
 Rechargeable battery
 Charger
3 Wear parts
The following wear parts are not subject to the
manufacturer's guarantee:
* All rubber parts that come into contact with
spraying liquid, * nozzles, * filters, * seals,
* rechargeable battery
4 Warranty
Please observe that specific warranty conditions
are valid in some countries. In doubt, ask your
vendor.
No guarantee can be granted for any damage
caused by:
 Non-observation of the original instructions.
 Omission of necessary maintenance and
cleaning work.
 Wear and tear from regular use
 Use of unapproved working tools.
Use of force, improper treatment, abuse or
accident.
 Manipulations by non-qualified persons or from
improper repair attempts.
 Unauthorized modifications to the device.
 Use of unsuitable spare parts or non-genuine
spare parts.
 Use of unapproved chemicals or dilutions.
 Damage caused by use in the rental business.
Any warranty work must be performed by one of
our authorised specialist vendors. Cleaning, care
and standard adjustments are not accepted as
warranty services.
For Australia only: Supplementary warranty notes
specifically for Australia
To make a claim, contact Clayton Engineering, 26
French Ave, Brendale, Q, 4500 on phone [phone]
022 or email [email protected].
You will be asked to provide proof of purchase and
then will be instructed on the procedure for
repairing or replacement of the product under
warranty. All costs incurred for repair or replace,
and additional claims can be discussed at this
stage.
This warranty is provided in addition to other rights
and remedies you have under law: Our goods
come with guarantees that cannot be excluded
under the Australian Consumer Law. You are
entitled to a replacement or refund for a major
failure and for compensation for any other
reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are
also entitled to have the goods repaired or
replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality
and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

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5 Symbols
Read the original instructions thoroughly.
DANGER! Non-observation of the original
operating manual may cause accidents
with injuries.
Wear the prescribed protective clothing.
Wear protective gloves.
Wear facial protection (e.g. goggles).
Wear breathing protection.
No smoking.
No open fire.
Minimum distance from other
persons: 15 m [approx. 16 yards]
Electrical equipment must not be disposed
of as normal domestic waste.
Ensure that the device, the rechargeable
battery and all electrical accessories are
disposed of or recycled at an official
disposal or recycling facility for electrical
equipment.
The device and the battery must not be
exposed to splashing water or
precipitation.
6 Safety provisions
6.1 Intended use / applications
 Use the device only for application of liquid
herbicides, pesticides and weed killers as well
as liquid fertilisers that are available in
authorised specialist trade and approved by
local/national authorities for use with portable
spraying devices and for application of clean
water.
 Strictly observe the information on the spraying
agent, in particular instructions on personal
protective equipment.
 Application areas are in farming, tree nurseries,
forest operations, orchards, vineyards, market
gardens, as well as glasshouse cultures with
sufficient ventilation and venting.
 The device must not be used for any other
purposes, such as application of other agents
from the above liquids! In particular, no acids,
alkalis, solvent-containing liquids and
waterproofing agents must be applied.
 Never use any liquids with temperatures above
40 °C [104 °F].
 Do not use any flammable agents.
6.2 General safety notes
Read the original instructions before first use and
keep it in a safe place.
Non-observation of information provided in these
original instructions may potentially be fatal; the
user is liable for any damage, direct or
consequential, caused by this.
The original instructions must be kept on hand at
the site of use of the sprayer at all times.
It must be read by all who are charged with any
work with and on the device (including for
maintenance, care and repair).
 Have safe use shown and explained to you by a
SOLO specialist vendor.
 Persons under the age of 18 must only work
under supervision with this sprayer.
 Persons with medical implants must consult a
doctor before using the device or request
information from the implant's manufacturer.
 Keep persons and animals away from the
working area. Never spray in the direction of any
persons, animals or objects that could be hurt or
damaged.
 This sprayer must only be passed on to persons
who are familiar with this model, its operation
and the original instructions.
 If you work with this sprayer, you should be
physically fit, rested and healthy.
 Do not use the sprayer while under the influence
of alcohol, drugs or medication.
 Never make any changes to existing safety
provisions and operating parts.
 Only use the sprayer when it is operationally
safe to do so. Check the sprayer before every
use according to chap. 10.1.
 Replace damaged parts without delay. Only use
SOLO genuine spare parts.
 Only use the genuine battery. Accessories and
batteries must be approved for this device.
 Empty and clean the sprayer according to the
information in chap. 10.4 for this. Prevent
unauthorised access to the machine.
In case of serious disturbances such as smoke
development or strong odours remove the unit from
your body. If there aren’t flames yet and the battery
is not too hot, remove the battery from the device
and place it on a fireproof surface. Keep a
sufficient safety distance. In the event of a fire, call
the fire brigade immediately. Have the equipment
checked immediately by an authorized specialist
workshop.

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6.3 Safe handling of spraying liquids
 Follow suitable procedures and use collection
containers to prevent any contamination of the
environment, the public waterways and/or storm
water systems from chemical agents and
cleaners. This can happen while mixing, filling,
using, emptying, cleaning or during transport.
 Always collect chemical spray liquids and
cleaners (including residues) in suitable
containers and return them to collection points
specified by the municipal administration.
 In case of skin or eye contact, rinse or flush the
affected body parts with plenty of clean water.
Seek medical advice without delay.
 Contaminated clothing should be changed at
once.
 Never eat or drink while handling spray liquids
 If you feel nauseous during work, or if you are
excessively fatigued, stop working at once. If the
condition persists, seek medical advice without
delay.
 Never permit children or persons work with or
handle spraying liquids if they are not familiar
with these substances.
 Never fill different spray solutions into the spray
tank.
 The description of the kind of spray solution
used must be attached to the device and must
be updated with every change of the spraying
solution.
 When changing the spray solution, clean the
spray tank and all parts that come in contact with
the spray solution. Operate the sprayer with
clear water first before filling the spray tank with
the different spray solution.
 At the end of work, empty and clean the sprayer
according to chap. 10.3, clean your face and
hands thoroughly, take off work clothing and
wash it regularly.
6.4 Safe handling of the rechargeable battery
and the charger
 The charger must only be used to charge the
original battery of this battery backpack sprayer
indoors.
 The mains must correspond to the information
on the charger in value, type, and frequency of
the operating voltage. The socket must match
the mains plug of the charger precisely.
 Do not charge during long-term absences
(holidays).
 After charging disconnect the charger from the
power supply immediately.
 Always hold the body of the plug when plugging
it in and disconnecting it. Never pull it out by the
cable.
 Never connect the two terminals of the
rechargeable battery (+ / -) with a conducting
object (short circuit). Make sure there cannot be
any short circuit of the contacts when charging
the battery outside of the device.
 When cleaning the charger, the main plug must
be disconnected from the mains. Keep the
charger, the rechargeable battery and all of the
electronics well away from splash water. These
areas should only be cleaned with a dry or
slightly damp cloth.
 The rechargeable battery contains dangerous
substances. Never open the battery or the
charger.
 Only use the genuine charger to recharge the
battery.
 Never mail any defective/used-up batteries
anywhere.
6.5 Work clothing /personal protection
equipment (PPE)
Suitable and approved protective clothing
that protects all body parts from contact with
the spray solution must be worn.
 Wear firm shoes with good gripping soles.
Wear protective gloves with a slip-proof
palm.
Use facial protection (e.g. protective
goggles).
Always wear a breathing mask. when
working in dense, tall plants, greenhouses,
troughs or trenches and when using
dangerous spraying agents.
6.6 Before and during work
 Before starting work, always check the entire
device for operational safety according to
chap. 10.1.
 The sprayer must only be operated by one
person. There must be no other person within a
radius of 15m [approx. 16 yards].
 Always ensure sufficient air exchange in dense
plant growth, in greenhouses, troughs or
trenches.
 Always stay within calling distance from other
persons that may provide help in emergency.
 Take regular working breaks to prevent fatigue.
 Do not smoke at the workplace.
 In case of serious disturbances or accidents
during operation of the device as smoke, strong
odors from the device or if the device is in
flames instantly remove the unit from your body
and take a safe distance. In case of fire, you
have to call the fire department immediately.
 When switching on the pump, ensure that the
shut-off valve is closed. Point the spray tube
towards a free area.

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6.7 When transporting the sprayer
 Always switch off the pump when transporting
the device.
 Depressurise the device in accordance with
chap. 9.2.
 The device must be securely strapped down
when transported on vehicles.
 Prevent leakages of spraying agents. The liquid
tank of the sprayer and all liquid carrying hoses
must be inspected regularly for leaks.
6.8 Maintenance, repair and storage
Only perform maintenance and repair work yourself
that is described in these original instructions. All
other work must be carried out by an authorised
specialist workshop.
 Do not service, repair or store the sprayer near
open fire.
 Always turn off the pump before any
maintenance and repair work.
 The pressure hose, hand valve, spray wand and
nozzle assembly must only be unscrewed when
the sprayer is depressurised. For this, keep the
spray tube in the spraying agent tank or a
suitable collection container with the pump
turned off for the spraying agent until liquid is no
longer being transported.

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7 Work preparation
a. Spray tank
b. Tank lid screwed to the filling socket (c)
d. Carry handle
e. Standing foot
f. On/off switch
g. Hand valve
h. Spray wand
i. Nozzle attachment
j. Spray tube holder
k. Carrying belt
l. Rechargeable battery
Outside of work, the spraying wand (h)
is attached to the spraying wand holder (j)
in the handle (d).
7.1 Assembly
Assembly of the spraying wand (h):
 Start the cap nut (p)
evenly and screw the
spray tube with the
Spritzrohr mit
O-ring (16x3 mm) onto
the hand valve (g)
hand-tight without tools.
 Screw the nozzle
attachment (i) onto
the spray tube hand-tight
without tools.
Fig. 2
Fig. 1

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Assembly carrying belt
 Attach the carrying belt to the side fastenings as
shown and adjust to the required length.
7.2 Filter, filling screen and intake screen
Fig. 2:
The nozzle assembly (i) includes a filter (q) insert
in front of the nozzle.
The basket in the filling neck (c) of the liquid tank
contains a filter screen(r).
The intake screen
(s) is pushed on
at the intake
manifold to the
pump of the
spraying agent
tank.
The filter (q), filling screen(r) and intake screen (s)
are required when using the device.
7.3 Charging the battery
Before removing the rechargeable battery from the
device, always switch the on/off switch to "0"!
To remove the rechargeable battery from the
device, compress the two latching levers (n) to
unlatch the battery, and then take out the battery
upwards.
The rechargeable battery needs to be charged
before you can use the pressure sprayer for the
first time.
Charging time: Approx 2 hours
Place the charger on a stable support and connect
it to a suitable mains.
Before replacing the battery, make sure that the
battery and charger contacts are clean, dry, and
free of foreign bodies.
Push the battery
into the charger in
the proper position
(according to the
figure).
While the battery is charging, the LED on the
charger lights up red. Once the battery is fully
charged, the LED switches to green.
After charging, remove the battery from the charger
upwards and disconnect the charger from the
mains.
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Fig. 7

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Before replacing the battery, make sure that the
battery and unit contacts are clean, dry, and free of
foreign bodies.
Put the battery into the device in the correct
position (according to the figure) from above until it
latches noticeably. Check that the battery is seated
securely.
7.4 Test run
Before its initial use, the sprayer should be tested
according to chapter 10.2.
8 Preparing the spray liquid and filling the
spray tank
Prepare the spray liquid according to the
instructions of the chemical manufacturer.
Always prepare the spray liquid outdoors, never in
living quarters, stables or storage rooms for food
and animal feed.
To fill the spray tank, always remove the
rechargeable battery from the unit and close the
protective cover for the rechargeable battery
compartment.
When filling the spray tank, always use the filler
basket with the integrated filter screen (r).
Fill the tank no further than to the upper-most mark
(MAX) of the spray tank.
Overfilling the tank or spills can contaminate public
waterways, rain- and storm water channel and
must be avoided.
Wipe off spilled spray liquid without delay.
9 Use of the device
 Do not use the sprayer in wind or rain.
 Check the direction of the air movement before
starting work and spray with the air movement,
not against it.
 Do not spray towards persons, animals, open
doors and windows, cars or other objects that
may be hurt or damaged by the spray.
 Ensure that only the actual spray target will be
wetted. Always aim to obtain even and
homogenous distribution of the spray on the
treated surfaces.
Fig. 8
Fig. 9

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Nozzle adjustment:
a) Nozzle closed
 hollow cone
Delivery rate at 2.5 bar:
0.6 l/min [0.158 USgal/min]
b) Nozzle open
(1/2 turn 180° until
max. 1 turn, 360°)
 coarse and narrow jet
Delivery rate at 2.5 bar: 1.6 l/min [0.422 USgal/min]
Spraying:
When the hand valve (g) is closed (hand valve not
actuated), turn on the pump with the
on/off switch (f).
Hold the spray wand with the hand valve.
To spray, depress the hand lever on the valve.
Release the hand valve lever to stop spraying.
To spray the underside of leaves, lightly loosen the
spray wand cap nut and turn the wand hand tighten
again.
An uneven spray picture or reduced spray output
from the nozzle may require cleaning of the nozzle
filter insert and nozzle (chap.10.3) or the
replacement of these parts.
If the spray output is clearly reducing, end spraying
and charge the battery. (chap. 7.4)
Always turn the pump off with the on/off switch
during work interruptions in which the device is
placed on the ground.
9.1 Disposal of residual spray volume
Residual spray volumes of less than 200 ml
[6.8 oz] are no longer pumped effectively. Either
add more spray formula and continue spraying or,
when finishing off, dilute the residual volume with
2 litres [68 oz] of clean water and apply to the
already treated area.
At the end of work, turn off the pump with the on/off
switch, empty and clean the device according to
chap. 10.4, clean your face and hands thoroughly,
take off work clothing and wash it regularly.
9.2 Ending spraying
At the end of work, turn off the pump with the on/off
switch.
In order to depressurise the device, keep the spray
tube in the spraying agent tank or a suitable
collection container with the pump turned off for the
spraying agent until no liquid escapes anymore.
Remove the battery and store it securely.
Empty and clean the device according to chap.
10.3, clean your face and hands thoroughly, take
off work clothing and wash it regularly.
10 Maintenance, cleaning and storage
10.1 Maintenance plan
Before starting work:
 Check the entire sprayer is operationally safe by:
o Visual inspection of the sprayer
o Checking the tightness of all parts (with the
hand valve opened and closed).
o Checking the working of all functional parts
(on/off switch, hand valve).
o Checking the hoses and their screw
connections.
o Visual inspection of the filter screen in the
filler basket.
After the end of work, when changing the spray
formula, whenever required:
 Cleaning the spray tank chap. 10.3
 Cleaning the nozzle and filters chap. 10.3
 Cleaning the filter screen in the filler basket
chap. 10.3
Fig. 10
Fig. 11

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10.2 Test run
When the spraying season starts and then every
month, the following items must be checked in a
test run with clean water:
 Tightness of all device parts in pump operation
with the hand valve opened and closed
 Function of the hand valve; no spraying agent
must escape with the hand valve closed (hand
valve not actuated).
 Dosage and distribution accuracy
In case of irregularities, damage, leaks or limited
function, do not use the sprayer but have it
checked in a specialist workshop without delay.
10.3 Empty the spray tank and clean all the
parts in the spray delivery system to the
nozzle
Turn off the pump, depressurise the device,
remove the battery, and store it securely.
Empty the spray tank, flush with clean water all
parts in the delivery system to the nozzle and the
filter screen in the filler basket.
Give special attention to the wear parts such as
nozzle, filters and seals.
Observe the cleaning notes in the original user
manual for the chemical.
Never use any aggressive, acid- or solvent-
containing cleaning agents (e.g. petrol).
After cleaning, let the spray tank dry in the open
air.
Clean the spraying nozzle, filter and filling screen:
 Flush the nozzle assembly with clean water.
 Unscrew the nozzle assembly.
 Clean the O-rings, filter insert, spray nozzle and
filling screen with clean water and a soft brush.
Never blow out the spray nozzle with the mouth!
Never clean nozzles with hard objects!
 Screw the parts of the nozzle assembly back
together (Fig. 2).
10.4 Down periods and storage
Turn off the pump, depressurise the device,
remove the battery, and store it securely.
Empty and clean the sprayer according to chap.
10.3.
Keep the sprayer protected from sunlight in a dry,
frost-free and secure location at a temperature of
max. 35 °C [95 °F].
Prevent unauthorised use – especially by children.
11 Type plate
a: Type designation
b: Serial number
c: Manufacturing month/year
Fig. 12
Fig. 13

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12 Technical data
Spray tank: Total volume
Max. fill volume
Approx. 7 l [1.85 gal]
6.0 l [1.59 gal]
Residual volume, (remaining liquid in tank that cannot be used) < 200 ml [6.8 oz]
Pump system SOLO Diaphragm pump
Operating pressure 2.5 bar [36 psi]
Permissible operating temperature 0
–
40 °C [32
–
104 °F]
Application volume (with standard spraying nozzle) 0.6 l – 1.6 l
[0.158
–
0.422 USgal]
Filter insert: Mesh gauge 0.8 mm [0.031"]
Filling screen: Mesh gauge 1.8 mm [0.071"]
Intake screen (stainless steel) Mesh gauge 0.35 mm [0.014"]
Weight: Ready for operation, empty, w/o battery
Ready for operation, with max. filling volume
2.1 kg [4.63 lbs]
8.2 kg [18.08 lbs]
Dimensions (without spray wand, battery height
and pressure hose): Width
Depth
305 mm [12.0"]
345 mm [13.6"]
195 mm [7.7"]
Rechargeable battery (Li-Ion) Rated voltage
Capacity
11,1 V
2.5 Ah
Battery charger Input operating voltage
Frequency of operating voltage
Rated output voltage
Max. charging current
Protection type / protection class
100–240 V
AC 50/60 Hz
DC 12.6 V
1.5 A
IP 20 / II
Charging time with minimum initial battery charge
A
pprox. 1.9 h
Operating time with standard nozzle per charging cycle
(0.6L/[email protected] [0.158 USgal @36 psi] )
A
pprox. 2.8 h
Sound pressure level1 LPe
q
according to EN ISO 3744 < 70 dB(A)
Sound power level1 LWe
q
according to EN ISO 3744 < 70 dB(A)
Weighted effective acceleration1 ahv,e
q
according to EN ISO 5349 < 2.0 m/s2[78.7 "/s2]
1 In determining the above mentioned values regarding the acceleration of vibrations and sound, the
different operating conditions were weighted in accordance with the current standards.

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