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Note
If the foam output is low or the residual amount in the
detergent tank is small, tilt the foam nozzle slightly
downwards as shown or top up with detergent.
Note
The detergent has a better effect on a dry surface.
Illustration G
Cleaning with the washing brush
ATTENTION
Paint damage
Damage to surfaces through a dirty washing brush.
Make sure that the washing brush is free from dirt or
other particles before using it.
1. Set the "Washing brush" cleaning function, see
chapter
.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage!
Damage to surfaces due to coarse dirt.
Remove coarse dirt from the surfaces to be cleaned
with the flat jet before each use of the washing brush,
see chapter Pre-clean.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage!
Risk of damage due to excessive force.
Guide the washing brush over the surfaces with only a
small amount of force to avoid damage caused by con-
tact with the washing brush housing.
In addition, the edge protector protects against contact
with sensitive surfaces.
2. Operate the high-pressure gun and clean the sur-
faces from bottom to top with the washing brush.
Illustration H
Post-cleaning
ATTENTION
Surface damage
Damage to sensitive or painted surfaces due to insuffi-
cient distance of the high-pressure nozzle.
For sensitive or painted surfaces, keep a spray distance
of at least 30 cm.
Do not remain in one area, but rather keep the washing
brush in motion.
First test the cleaning functions on an inconspicuous
spot.
Post-cleaning:
1. Set the "Flat jet" cleaning function, see chapter
2. Operate the high-pressure gun and rinse off any re-
maining soiling and cleaning foam from the bottom
up.
Illustration F
After use
Rinsing the detergent tank and foam nozzle
ATTENTION
Risk of damage!
Risk of damage due to clogging of the foam nozzle with
dried detergent.
Rinse the detergent tank and foam nozzle after each
use of detergent.
1. Release the detergent tank lid by pulling it slightly
upwards out of the filling opening and turn it to the
side.
Illustration I
2. Fill unused detergent from the detergent tank back
into the detergent bottle.
3. Fill the detergent tank about halfway with clean wa-
ter, swing it out and empty it.
4. Fill the detergent tank with clean water.
5. Turn the cleaning function adjustment ring to the
"Cleaning foam" position.
6. Operate the high-pressure gun for approx. 15 sec.
The foam nozzle is rinsed.
7. Empty the detergent tank.
8. Turn back the detergent tank cap and press it into
the filling opening.
Cleaning the washing brush
Clean the washing brush thoroughly and let it dry after
each use.
1. Remove the washing brush from the high-pressure
2. Rinse the washing brush thoroughly with clean wa-
ter, especially the bristles.
Illustration J
ATTENTION
Risk of damage!
There is a danger of permanent deformation when the
washing brush is placed on the bristles.
Do not store the washing brush standing on the bristles.
3. Shake out the washing brush vigorously and lay it
down so that the bristles point upwards.
Illustration K
4. Allow the washing brush to dry completely.
Storage
ATTENTION
Risk of damage!
There is a danger of permanent deformation when the
washing brush is placed on the bristles.
Do not store the washing brush standing on the bristles.
Store the cleaned, dry washing brush with the bristles
pointing upwards in a frost-free place.
Illustration K
Care and service
Removing/installing the high-pressure
nozzle
1. Remove the washing brush from the high-pressure
2. Remove the friction high-pressure nozzle from the
washing brush.
Illustration L
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CAUTION
Risk of injury
When using screwdrivers, there is a danger of stabbing
and cutting injuries as well as material damage due to
slipping.
Use screwdrivers carefully.
a Lever out the clips the using a screwdriver.
b Pull the high-pressure nozzle out.
3. Install the high-pressure nozzle in the washing
brush in the reverse order.
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