Jefferson Professional Tools & Equipment 6.5HP, User Manual

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USER MANUAL
v2.1
JEFWASPGRO65HP
6.5HP Gearbox Petrol Washer
www.jeffersontools.com
SAFETY GUIDELINES
This equipment should only be operated by qualified and
responsible individuals who have read and understood
the information and guidelines described in this
document. In particular, the following safety instructions
should be followed to reduce the risk of injury to the
operator and members of the public.
1. Ensure that all the necessary safety precautions are
observed for the handling of fuel.
2. Familiarise yourself with this equipment and its
operation before use - read this user manual
carefully before use . Save for future reference.
3. This appliance is for outdoor use only. Ensure that all
bystanders are kept at a safe distance and that animals
and children are kept from the work area. Ensure that the
exhaust emissions are kept away from air intakes.
4. Never use this equipment if any part or accessory is
damaged or malfunctioning.
5. This appliance has been designed for use with
detergents specified by the manufacturer. Please
consult the manufacturer or supplier for advise before
using other detergents or chemicals in order to prevent
damage to the equipment and the environment.
6. Do not direct the nozzle towards mechanical parts
containing lubricant grease. High pressure jet can be
harmful and dangerous always ensure a safe working
distance when spraying objects and assess and fix the
appropriate nozzle for the job at hand.
Never point the high pressure hose directly
at people animals, live electrical parts or the
appliance itself.
7. Do not step or stand on the high pressure hose
and ensure that the hose is clean, free from debris,
obstructions and kinks before use. Always unwind the
hose fully before use.
8. Check and ensure that the nozzle has been fitted
correctly before use as the high pressure can result in the
nozzle being "fired" from the lance with
considerable force if not fitted correctly.
9. Beware of kick-back force and the sudden torque on
the spray gun assembly when operating the trigger.
10. Ensure that you have evaluated the pressure
required for the job at hand and selected the appropriate
nozzle before use. High pressure jets can remove paint
and other specialised surface treatments (including alloy
wheel lacquer). High pressure jets may also breakdown
and remove the grouting between paving slabs and can
even damage tarmac.
11. Always shut the equipment off completely when not
in use and if left unattended.
12. Keep the hose clear from the engine exhaust as this
can be extremely hot before and after use and can burn
and damage the hose.
13. Never refuel the engine when it is running, and allow
the engine to cool sufficiently before refuelling. Dry up
any fuel spillage before restarting the equipment. Only
use fresh clean high-quality fuel.
Always restart the
equipment away from the refuelling area. Fill tank to
within 10mm of neck to allow space for fuel expansion.
14. Do not operate this equipment in an explosive
atmosphere, near combustible materials.
15. Only operate outdoors in well-ventilated areas.
16. Never run the engine without oil - always check for
oil and refill where necessary before use.
17. Only Jefferson approved engineers should carry
out repairs and maintenance on this equipment. Only
use Jefferson-approved replacement parts to repair
this equipment. Never modify the equipment in anyway.
Ensure that the equipment is kept in good working order
and cleaned and serviced regularly. Regularly check
external nuts and fixings to ensure that they have not
loosened from vibration during use.
18. After use: remove the spark plug ignition lead from
the back of the spark plug and position the lead to
prevent avoid accidental reconnection. Store in a clean
dry environment. Store all fuel in a suitable container
designed for petrochemical applications - away from
heat and out of direct sunlight.