Product Installation Instructions for Flat Fan Jet Spray Tips

Introduction
These flat fan jet spray tips are designed for compatibility with TeeJet TP nozzles, making them ideal for pressure cleaning and cooling applications. Below are the installation instructions and a list of necessary tools.

Tools Required

1. Adjustable wrench or pliers
2. Flathead screwdriver (if required for your existing setup)
3. Towel or rag (for cleaning)
4. Safety goggles (for eye protection)

Installation Steps

1. Preparation

   • Ensure the pressure washer or cooling system is turned off and disconnected from the power supply.
   • Gather all necessary tools listed above.

2. Remove Existing Nozzle

   • Use the adjustable wrench or pliers to carefully unscrew the existing TeeJet TP nozzle from the spray assembly.
   • If the nozzle is difficult to remove, you may gently wiggle it while applying downward pressure.

3. Clean the Connection Area

   • Before installing the new flat fan jet spray tip, use a towel or rag to clean the threads on the spray assembly.
   • This ensures a proper seal and prevents leaking during operation.

4. Install the New Spray Tip

   • Align the new flat fan jet spray tip with the thread on the spray assembly and screw it in by hand.
   • Ensure it is hand-tight, then use the adjustable wrench to secure it a little more, but be careful not to overtighten.

5. Test for Leaks

   • Reconnect the pressure washer or cooling system to the power supply and test the newly installed spray tip.
   • Inspect the connection for any leaks while running at low pressure first, then gradually increase to the desired pressure.

6. Final Adjustments

   • If any leaks are found, turn off the system, let it depressurize, and recheck the installation. Tighten or reattach as necessary.

Conclusion
These flat fan jet spray tips are designed to enhance your cleaning and cooling tasks through their ease of use and efficiency. Following the steps above will ensure a smooth installation process. Always prioritize safety when handling your pressure equipment!

Note: Always refer to the product manual for specific details related to your equipment.