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This either happens when you change tanks or first turn the system on or there is air in the line, To avoid this completely remove the spray system off the tank when refilling. Solution: Turn the system on and press the trigger down to fully spray, while doing this, remove the ball lock off the tank and shake the hose, then reconnect it to the tank. continue spraying and it should begin to pressurize

 No, you should relieve the pressure and exit the water out for two reasons; one, to prevent the spray line from premature expansion and two, it helps prevent "smelly" bacteria created by stagnant water sitting in the line.

Solution: After you are done using your system, turn the switch to off and depress the trigger to release all the water and pressure from the hose. (Fun Tip: Open the top of your tank lid and depress the sprayer directly back into the tank to rid the hose of its pressured water) Now re-wrap the hose and attach the hose holder

Our TRÜHydro Pump is self priming, just allow the pump to build pressure for a few seconds, then press and hold the brass spray nozzle lever down to open the flow to help it along, give it a few seconds it will start spraying in no time.

It’s a good idea when transporting your system or changing tanks, but it does not hurt to leave it on all day

Too much pressure has built in the TRÜ Tank resulting in what we call “Back Pressure”.  You will need to pull the Pressure Relief Valve (PRV) and it should work normal after that.

No, not for any extended period of time otherwise you run the risk of ruining the pump or lessening the life of the pump which will not be covered under warranty