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What to do if no fluid comes out of your RYOBI Garden Sprayer
Check that the inlet hose is positioned correctly to pick up the solution and that there is enough solution in the tank. Check for blockages in the line or nozzle. With the machine turned off unscrew the nozzle and check for debris blocking the…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 15:53
What chemicals to use in a RYOBI Garden Sprayer & when to spray your garden
The product is designed for spraying consumer-grade home and garden chemicals, such as insecticides, fungicides, weed-killers, and fertilisers. The product may also be used to water plants. Don't use corrosive chemicals, and don't use the product…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 15:51
Can I purchase replacement parts for my RYOBI Garden Sprayer?
Yes, to order replacement parts, visit your local Bunnings Special Orders Desk with your unit’s model number. You can find your model number on the serial plate of the unit.
Last update: 08/05/2023, 18:17
Why doesn't my RYOBI Pole Pruner battery last?
Check your battery’s charge level indicator. Batteries will lose power as the charge reduces. If your battery is nearly depleted you will experience lower power than a fully charged battery. The larger the battery, the longer the chainsaw will run…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 14:49
Why is my 18V/36V RYOBI Pole Pruner not starting?
If your 18V or 36V RYOBI Pole Pruner isn't starting, it may be your battery - check your battery’s charge level indicator to ensure it's fully charged, check the battery is seated correctly and make sure the battery isn't too hot. Also, make sure…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 14:50
Why is my 18V/36V RYOBI Pole Pruner charger is not working?
If your 18V or 36V RYOBI Pole Pruner charger isn't working, make sure your battery is correctly inserted in charger, and that the battery isn’t hot. RYOBI batteries have overheat protection built into them. If the battery is too hot the charger will…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 14:52
Why does my 18V/36V RYOBI Pole Pruner leak oil when not in use?
Oil leaking is a common occurrence and does not signify an issue with your Pruner. Oil is pumped through grooves around the chain bar to ensure the chain and bar are lubricated correctly. Therefore it’s common and expected to have oil left in these…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 14:53