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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
You can add the following range of accessories to the standard ones supplied with your high pressure
cleaner:
• sandblasting lance: designed to smooth surfaces, removing rust, paint, encrustations, etc.;
• drain cleaning kit: designed to unclog pipes and ducts;
• different types of lances and nozzles;
• rotating brush: designed for cleaning fragile surfaces;
• rotating nozzle: designed for removing stubborn dirt;
• foam lance: designed for a more efficient distribution of the detergent.
INSTALLATION - ASSEMBLING THE ACCESSORIES
AND FILLING THE ENGINE CRANKCASE WITH OIL
• Unwind the high pressure hose (59) and screw the end without the quickfit coupling onto the spray
gun (57) thread and tighten well with two 22 mm fixed jaw spanners (not supplied).
Operation B in Fig. 5.
• Connect the quickfit coupling (34) to the water outlet fitting (15), screw down and tighten the ring nut
by hand.
Operation C in Fig. 5.
• Insert the gasket (49) in the water inlet fitting (16) and screw the water inlet hose-end fitting (11) on
to it.
Operation D in Fig. 5.
• Fill the engine crankcase with oil, following the instructions given in the relevant operating and
maintenance manual (this is not to be done on machines with Diesel engines as they are filled with
oil in the factory).
OPERATION – PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES
• Do the preliminary activities described in the operating and maintenance manual of the engine
mounted on the high pressure cleaner. In particular remember to fill with fuel and check the level of
engine oil.
NOTE:
the THERMIC model has a capacious tank (28) integrated in the high pressure cleaner frame.
• When the engine is off and the machine is completely cold, check the level of pump oil by way of the
level indicator (38). Also check the gearbox oil level by way of the level indicator (44) on those models
thus equipped.
When topping up is needed please refer to the lubricant types given in the
“SPECIFICATIONS AND
TECHNICAL DATA”
paragraph.
• Check if the water inlet filter (23) is clean.
• Take the high pressure cleaner to the place of work using the handle (4).
• Engage the parking brake (41).
• Unwind the high pressure hose completely (59).
• Exploiting the clamp (12) supplied, fix a supply hose with an inside diameter of 19 mm/0.75 in to the
water inlet hose-end fitting (11).
Operation G in Fig. 5.
• Start the engine, referring to the relevant operating and maintenance manual.
• Open the water supply tap (if connected to the drinking water mains it is mandatory to use a back-flow
preventer: to use this device refer to the relevant instruction manual), making sure there are no drips.
Alternatively, put a suction hose in a tank.
• Press the spray gun lever (33) and wait for a continuous jet of water to come through which means
the pump is priming correctly.
• Stop the engine, referring to the relevant operating and maintenance manual, and close the water
supply tap, if any.
• Press the spray gun lever (33) to discharge all residual pressure.
• Connect the lance hose (35) to the spray gun (57) depending on the type of high pressure cleaner you
have.
Operation H in Fig. 5
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EN
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