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Removing the battery pack
Note
During longer work breaks, remove the battery pack
from the device and secure it against unauthorised use.
1. Press the ON/OFF button to switch off the device,
.
2. Remove the battery pack:
a Press the battery pack unlocking button.
b Pull the battery pack out of the battery pack
mount.
Illustration R
Ending operation
1. Release the trigger.
2. Stop the water supply to the device:
a When drawing water from a water line: Close the
water tap.
b When drawing water from an open container: Un-
screw the suction hose from the water connec-
tion.
c When drawing water from the water reservoir:
Drain the water reservoir.
3. Pull the trigger for max. 1 min.
The pressure in the device is released and the resid-
ual water is pumped out of the device.
4. Release the trigger.
5. Press the locking button.
The trigger is locked.
6. Press the ON/OFF button.
The operating state LED goes out.
The device is switched off.
7. When drawing water from a water line: Pull off the
garden hose at the coupling.
8. Stow the accessories, see chapter
9. Remove and charge the battery pack (see chapter
).
Stowing accessories
1. Finish operation, see chapter
.
2. Release the medium pressure hose from the device
and medium pressure gun, see chapter
ing/disconnecting the medium pressure hose
3. Drain the residual water from the accessories.
4. Wind up the medium pressure hose.
5. Device with water reservoir: Attach the medium
pressure hose to the hose holder.
Illustration S
6. Install the flat jet nozzle on the long spray lance, see
chapter
Installing/removing the flat jet nozzle and
.
7. Engage the long spray lance on the spray lance
holder.
Illustration T
8. Install the short spray lance on the medium pressure
gun, see chapter
Installing/removing the flat jet
.
9. Engage the medium pressure gun on the gun hold-
er.
Transport
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CAUTION
Risk of injury or damage due to non-observance of
the weight!
When transporting and storing the device, there is a risk
of injury and damage due to its weight.
Take into account the weight of the device for transpor-
tation and storage, see chapter Technical data.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage!
There is a risk of damage if the water reservoir is han-
dled improperly.
Proceed prudently: Do not drop or tip over the water res-
ervoir, put it down carefully, do not pull or push it against
hard objects such as kerbs or steps.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage due to frost!
Water can damage the device and accessories when it
freezes.
Protect the device and accessories from frost during
transport and storage.
1. Finish operation, see chapter
Carrying the device
2. Carry the device:
a Device without water reservoir: Lift and carry the
device using the carrying handle of the device.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage!
There is a risk of damage if carried improperly.
Do not carry the device by the carrying handle of the de-
vice while there is water in the water reservoir, only use
the carrying handle of the water reservoir.
b Device with water reservoir: Lift and carry the wa-
ter reservoir by the water reservoir carrying han-
dle.
Illustration U
Pulling the device with the water reservoir
3. Pull the device with the water reservoir:
a Pull out the pull handle.
b Tip the water reservoir onto the wheels.
c Pull the water reservoir by the pull handle.
Illustration V
Transporting the device in a vehicle
4. Device with water reservoir: Push the pull handle
down until it rests against the carrying handle of the
water reservoir.
5. Load the device into the vehicle and secure the de-
vice against rolling away, slipping and tipping ac-
cording to the respectively applicable guidelines.
Storage
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CAUTION
Risk of injury or damage due to non-observance of
the weight!
When transporting and storing the device, there is a risk
of injury and damage due to its weight.
Take into account the weight of the device for transpor-
tation and storage, see chapter Technical data.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage due to frost!
Water can damage the device and accessories when it
freezes.
Protect the device and accessories from frost during
transport and storage.
1. Finish operation, see chapter
ATTENTION
Risk of damage due to algae!
Moisture in the water reservoir can lead to algae forma-
tion during storage. Algae can damage the device and
cause odours.
Empty the water completely from the water reservoir af-
ter operation.
Remove the water reservoir lid before storage to ensure
sufficient ventilation
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