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USAGE TIPS
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Operating area must be clear of all persons.
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Work area should have adequate drainage to reduce the risk of falling due to slippery surfaces.
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Keep sturdy footing and balance at all times; do not overreach or stand on an unstable surface.
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Always hold spray gun and lance with two hands when operating.
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Do not connect machine to a portable water pipe; only connect to a running water supply.
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Machine is not intended to connect to a potable water main.
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Hold nozzle tightly during operation as there may be sudden kickback force.
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Only use specific cleaning agents designed for use with a pressure washer.
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Water that flows through backflow preventers is non-potable.
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Dirt or debris in feed water will damage the machine.
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Use a cold, clean water supply. Do not use with sea water.
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Water supply hose must be at least ¾-inch in diameter.
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Flow rate of water supply must not fall below 6 liters per minute.
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Temperature of water supply must not exceed 104°F.
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Make sure hose connections are tight and secure before operation.
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Do not remove high pressure hose if the machine is still pressurized.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before using pressure washer, remove potential hazards and objects that could be tripped over. Ensure all
doors and windows are tightly closed.
1.
Plug pressure washer into a wall outlet.
2.
Fully open the water supply tap.
3.
Release the safety on the spray gun.
4.
Lightly press and hold the trigger to expel air and water. Hold trigger until water flows from the gun
(indicating the pump is full).
5.
Switch the machine on. Press the trigger to spray water.
NOTE:
Be aware of sudden kickback force when spraying water.
ADJUSTING SPRAY PATTERN
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Twist the adjustable nozzle to adjust from a jet spray to a fan spray pattern.
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It is recommended that you begin with a fan spray when cleaning wood decks, siding, vehicles, etc.
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Begin spraying at a 20° spray angle a minimum of 36 inches away to avoid damaging the surface.
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DO NOT
adjust nozzle/spray angle while spraying.
