zogics Z-DAS User manual
DISINFECTANT ATOMIZING SPRAYER
Instruction
Manual
zogics.com
DISINFECTANT ATOMIZING SPRAYER
Tank Capacity: 2.6 Gallons (10 Liter)
SKU: Z-DAS
Zogics Disinfectant Atomizing Sprayer Parts List
21
43
Before use, read this instruction manual carefully. If you have any questions, please
for accidents or damage caused by improper operation.
Application
Zogics Disinfectant Atomizing Sprayer is a high-efficiency sanitizing and disinfecting
tool that is designed to be used in a variety of commercial locations and industries
—ideal for large-scale applications of disinfecting solution in public facilities, such
as airports, hospitals, hotels, offices, restaurants, fitness clubs, and more.
Warning
1. DO NOT direct spray highly-toxic pesticides, undiluted pesticides or banned
pesticides/chemicals. Comply with safety instructions provided by the
manufacturer when using chemical solutions.
2. For safety, the tank CANNOT be filled with flammable, explosive, or highly-
volatile chemicals, such as gasoline, alcohol, phenylacetone, etc. DO NOT add
highly-corrosive liquid, such as caustic soda, hydrochloric acid, etc. (Keep the
machine dry. In order to avoid an electric shock, DO NOT operate the power
switch with wet hands.)
3. Operator should wear personal protective equipment such as protective clothing,
gloves, safety glasses, and masks.
4. This machine can only be operated by a person trained in the performance,
operation, and safety of the machine. Keep away from children.
Operation
1. Preparation: Plug into power outlet. Turn on the power switch to check that the
motor is running correctly, and then turn the power off. Add the desired solution
with the filter funnel (included). Tighten the tank lid.
2. Power on: Turn the power switch to (ON). Adjust the spray volume to the
appropriate requirements, then start to spray.
3. Power off: Raise the spray nozzle higher than the tank and turn the power switch
to (OFF). Keep the spray nozzle raised for about 2–3 seconds after you turn the
power off. This lets the remaining liquid in the pipe reflux into the tank and avoids
solution backing up in the pipe which may cause moisture damage to the motor.
Lastly, turn off the adjusting nut to prevent outflow when adding solution next time
the unit is used.
4. When the sprayer is in use, the high-speed gas flow will cause the sprayer and the
pipe to heat up. This is normal.
Usage Direction
1. The supply voltage should match the machine’s requirements. (110V/50Hz)
2. DO NOT fold or damage the pipe, and avoid metal and other sharp objects that
may puncture the pipe.
3. DO NOT turn the power switch on and off frequently, as this may damage the
switch and the motor. If you hear any abnormal sounds during usage, shut down
the unit immediately, cut off power, and contact professional personnel for repair. If
you cannot resolve the problem, please contact us directly (non-professionals are
strictly prohibited from disassembling & working on unit).
4. DO NOT use for an extended time under high humidity or in extreme heat or rain.
Excess humidity may cause internal corrosive damage.
5. When storing, keep the unit in a dry and cool place. DO NOT let children have
access to the machine.
6. Keep the machine dry. Operating the power switch when hands are wet may cause
electric shock.
7. When the machine tank is full with solution, be careful not to spill or dump any
solution out of the tank. Pay particular attention when transporting the unit.
8. After spraying, we recommend that you clean the machine with water. When
finished spraying, the sprayer should be cleaned and kept in a cool, dry place.
Avoid direct sunlight that may cause accelerated plastic aging.
Technical Specifications
2.6 Gal (10L)
Z-DAS
18.5" x 7.5" x 18.9" (47 x 19 x 48 cm)
9 lbs (4.1 kgs)
10.8 lbs (4.9 kgs)
16.5 to 19.7 ft (5 to 6 meters)
5 to 6.5 ft (1.5 to 2 meters)
110V/50Hz
1400W
20–50 microns (variable)
65
zogics.com
Problem
Fan is not running.
Machine is running,
but not spraying.
Intermittent spraying
or small spray.
Machine is making
abnormal sounds.
Poor atomization,
spray nozzle dripping.
Sprayer temperature is
too high.
Reasons
1. Power cord is loose, poor
contact, or power copper core is
broken.
2. Power switch fault.
3. Motor fault.
4. Motor carbon brush is rusted.
1. Chemical tube or valve is
blocked.
2. Chemical tube or tank tube is
folded.
3. Chemical tube fell off.
4. Air inlet is blocked.
1. Chemical tube is blocked.
2. Chemical tube is folded.
3. Chemical tube is damaged.
4. Chemical tube fell off.
1. The air inlet is blocked.
2. Motor bearing is damaged or
carbon brush ran out.
1. Adjusting nut turned too much.
2. Air inlet is blocked.
1. Sprayer has been used
continuously for too long.
2. Supply voltage does not
match.
3. Air inlet or outlet is blocked.
4. Motor is worn out.
Solution
1. Check power plug, socket, or
power cord.
2. Check/replace power switch.
3. Check/repair motor.
4. Check/replace motor brush.
1. Clean or replace.
2. Check chemical tube and
unfold if folded.
3. Reset chemical tube.
4. Clean & clear air inlet.
1. Clean chemical tube.
2. Unfold chemical tube.
3. Replace chemical tube.
4. Reset chemical tube.
1. Clean & clear air inlet.
2. Repair or replace motor.
1. Turn adjusting nut so it’s not
opened as much.
2. Clean & clear air inlet.
1. Stop usage for awhile.
2. Select matching voltage.
3. Clean & clear
4. Repair or replace motor.
Problems & Recommended Solutions
Need help?
DISINFECTANT ATOMIZING SPRAYER
Instruction
Manual
zogics.com
