High-pressure cleaners. Batch - 92/9300 - ST 1500
Date: 18/4-2017
Instruction manual
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Chemicals dosage:
Fill plastic can with desired chemical. Mount injector suction hose in can. Open double nozzle pipe
valve, and approx. 10 % chemical will be added to water.
Indoor high-pressure cleaning is only permitted in halls and together with good ventilation. If you feel
unwell during cleaning, stop working immediately and go outside. The reason may be the cleaning
detergent which you may have used during cleaning. Thus, check carefully if these materials are being
used in a safe and environmentally correct way. Information can often be found on the containers of the
detergent. Never experiment with additives which can influence the health of the persons present and
domestic animals, if any. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek
medical advice. Show the label of the cleaning detergent where possible, e.g. bring the container in
order to obtain the best medical treatment.
The quality of cleaning detergents may vary and you must make sure they are suitable for high opera-
ting temperatures under high pressure. Consider the environment in particular where there is run-off to
unprotected drainage. Obtain data sheets, if necessary, with definition of class of danger of the substan-
ce and personal protection on a scale of 1 to 6 where 6 is the most hazardous! Never use aggressive
substances such as acids, solvents or explosive substances together with this unit. Use a less corrosive
cleaning detergent, if possible.
Start-up of machine:
1. Now you can turn on the water.
2. Hold the gun in open position for venting.
3. Switch the machine on.
4. The pressure can be adjusted on the double nozzle pipe.
Respiratory protection equipment / hearing protection (Danish At-instruction (At = Danish Working
Environment Authority) D. 2.20 November 2006):
Employees must wear suitable respiratory protection
equipment during work under 2.5 MPa (25 bar) if aggravating factors such as chemicals harmful to health by
inhalation, micro-organisms or organic origin residue are present.
Always wear suitable respiratory protection equipment during work over 2.5 MPa (25 bar).
The respiratory protection equipment must contain at least a P2 filter protecting against both solid particles and
liquid aerosols. The safest method is to use self-contained respiratory protection equipment. There can often be
doubt about the nature and concentration of the air pollution as it is difficult to determine what will detach from the
sprayed surfaces. If work is carried out for more than three hours on a daily basis the respiratory protection
equipment must be self-contained or filtering by turbo-unit (blower).
Inhalation of aerosols with surfactants (e.g. soap) and fat and protein residue constitutes a risk of developing
respiratory disease and is also mucous membrane irritant (3).
