6
Component Identification
1.
Nozzle Holder:
Portable device that will
clip on your belt. Stores Nozzles.
2.
Nozzle:
Change nozzles for different spray
patterns.
3.
Handle:
Designed for easy cart movement.
4.
Gun Hook:
Store gun on hook
5.
Hose Hook:
Store hose on hook.
6.
Pump:
Inspect for loose/broken parts prior
to each use.
7.
Engine:
The air-cooled engine powers the
pump.
8.
Hose:
Attach quick couplers to gun and
water outlet.
9.
Spray Gun:
Always use to hands for safe
operation.
10.
Trigger:
Actuate to allow pressurized water
to flow out of spray gun.
11.
Pump Oil Fill:
Add pump oil here. Replace
shipping plug with vented dipstick.
12.
Sight Glass:
Location to verify your pump
oil level.
13.
Oil Drain Plug:
Drain pump oil from here.
14.
Pressure Adjustment (Unloader).
Valve
that regulates pressure and directs flow into
bypass when trigger is closed.
15.
Pump Outlet.
Connect high pressure hose
here.
16.
Pump Inlet.
Attach garden hose here.
17.
Engine Stop/Start Switch.
Always locate
this switch and be familiar with its location
before operating the pressure washer.
See “
Parts Explosion
” for more details
