Some nozzles not spraying on sections
- Thread starter Bigjon44
- Start date
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Diaphragm on chem saver.
is it solenoid or actuator shut offs ? .......could be a solenoid problem
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Still try taking it apart. It normally is a sticky diaphragm especially if random nozzles on different sections.
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
On my ones I normally just break them where the diaphragm is take it out and put it back. Normally does the trick. Save the vas for better uses.
a solenoid might not be opening fully . check earths / wiring connections etc ......has there been frost damage possibly ?
- Location
- Essex
if chem savers are air operated, check air line into the body is not leaking. Turn of engine, keep ignition on, switch off boom section control switches, turn on main spray switch then turn on each boom switch individually, get off and listen for air leak, could spray soapy water over air line and chem saver to show up leak.
Oilseed
Member
- Location
- North Cambs
What's a chemsaver?
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Teejet ChemSaver
55300 Air ChemSaver Shutoff 55300 ChemSaver Air Shutoff Valve is designed as a pneumatic valve for use on Quick TeeJet nozzle assemblies. Air
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Can replace springs in chemsavers too.
Not sure if still available separately.
Not sure if still available separately.
Ivorbiggun
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- Location
- Norfolk
check diaphragms on non drip valves, some chemicals cause the diaphragms to swell and not work.
with the pump running slacken them off, then retighten untill they stop dripping, usually 2 finger tight should be ok.
Aviator expro is the worst chem I found for causing this.
with the pump running slacken them off, then retighten untill they stop dripping, usually 2 finger tight should be ok.
Aviator expro is the worst chem I found for causing this.