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Operation Instructions
I.) Spray Angle
Your pressure washer is equipped with a 0 to 80° adjustable nozzle designed to
tackle a variety of cleaning jobs. Generally, narrow spray angles have greater
cleaning impact, wider angles cover large areas in less time. Use small angles
for the toughest cleaning jobs. Use wide angles for rinsing large surfaces and
water sweeping.
Change the spray angle by turning the adjustable nozzle counter-clockwise for
narrow angles and clockwise for wide angles.
II.) General Cleaning
a.) Adjust the nozzle’s spray angle for your application
b.) Hold the nozzle 6” to 12” from the cleaning surface.
c.) Use long, slow, deliberate strokes from side to side similar to using a paint
sprayer. This technique will provide the most effective cleaning impact
and minimize streaks and skips in the cleaning surface.
narrow angles
wide angles
trigger safety latch
NEVER
point the nozzle or lance at people or
animals. The high pressure the machine creates is
very dangerous.
ALWAYS
keep the high pressure hose connected to
the machine and the spray gun while spraying water.
Your spray gun is equipped with a built-in trigger
safety latch to guard against accidental trigger
release and potentially dangerous high pressure
spray. Fold the latch in the full down position when
not spraying.
