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some painted surfaces
windows or glass doors (because they may break)
light fixtures, flowerbeds, mailboxes
unsecured, lightweight objects
1). Be sure people and pets are not in the area, especially children.
2).
Hold the spray gun firmly with two hands. Have a sturdy stance; the gun will kick back when
triggered.
3).
Wash from the bottom to the top using side-to-side motions. This washes away heavy dirt and
allows the detergent to soak as you work toward the top.
4).
Use the width of the spray pattern to wash a wide path. Overlap the spray paths for complete
coverage.
5).
Small parts should be washed in a basket so the pressure does not push them away. Larger,
lightweight parts should be clamped down.
6).
Always turn off the engine and activate the spray gun trigger to relieve system pressure when:
the sprayer is unattended, or
disconnecting hoses and servicing the pump.
Shutting Down the Pressure Washer
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WARNING
Never disconnect the high-pressure hose from the pump or spray gun while the system is
pressurized.
Relieve pressure by squeezing the spray gun trigger after the engine is turned OFF.
Stopping the Engine
Turn the engine OFF.
To stop the engine in an emergency, simply turn the engine switch to the OFF position. Under normal
conditions, use the following procedure: