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9. Stopping Procedure
• DRAIN PUMP
- Position the engine throttle control lever to reduce the engine Rpm.
Remove the suction hose from the water supply tank and drain the water from the
pump by allowing the machine to run for a few seconds with the trigger gun open
until no water is coming from the high pressure jet.
• SHUTDOWN ENGINE
- In keeping with the information from the engine
manufacturer’s manual, turn the ignition key on the engine control box to stop the
engine. The Thor Pressure Washers are fitted with a fuel cut-off solenoid which stops
the engine.
• REMOVE KEY
- Remove the key from the engine control box.
• RELEASE RESIDUAL HIGH PRESSURE WATER
- Pull the trigger gun to release
any trapped pressure in the delivery line.
• TIGGER GUN SAFETY LATCH
- Ensure the trigger gun safety latch is engaged to
prevent accidental operation.
• COOL DOWN
- Wait for the machine to cool down before transporting.
10. Transporting
The brake fitted to the machine is not sufficient to secure the unit during
transportation. During transportation the machine must be secured using suitably
rated straps and fixings.
The machine must only be lifted and secured by attaching lifting/security
equipment to the main frame. No lifting/security straps should come in to contact
with the engine, gearbox, pump, valves or filter.
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11. Decommisioning and Storage
• ENGINE
- Follow the guidelines in the relevant section of engine manufacturer’s
handbook.
• HOSES AND ACCESSORIES
- Disconnect hoses and lance assembly. Ensure all
water is expelled from hoses and lance, check for damage and store in a manner
that will not kink the hose assemblies.
• PRESSURE WASHER
- Ensure all the water is expelled from the pump by turning
over the engine.
• BATTERY
- Disconnect battery and ensure the battery pole terminals and pole
terminals are adequately protected with pole grease.
• STORAGE
- Machine and accessories must be stored in dry and frost-free
environment.
