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HIGH PRESSURE WASHER

>  START-UP

(

fig.  )

•  Whenever  using  the  high-pressure  cleaner,  users  are 

urged to hold the gun in the correct position, with one 

hand on the grip and the other on the spray rod.

•  To start the machine, press the gun trigger 

and at the same time turn the master switch to 

“ON”

>     APPLIANCES  PROVIDED  WITH  THER-

MAL VALVE (OPTIONAL)

This device enables the machine’s by-pass op-

eration  through  automatic  water  discharge 

whenever  it  reaches  a  temperature  of  nearly 

60°C and cooling working components.

WARNING: 

appliances  that  are  not  provided  with 

this disposal must not operate for more than 2 minutes 

with released gun. Recycled water raises its temperature 

remarkably causing great damages to the pump.

>   DETERGENT SUCTION

(see fig.  

NOZZLE at low pressure 

(if included)

(see fig. 

)

Insert the CHEMICAL nozzle into the lance. Plunge 

suction hose with filter into detergent tank. When 

you start the machine, the mixing of the detergent 

with the water is automatic at the water passage.

 CAUTION: Make use only of liquid detergent, do not 

absolutely use acid or too much alkaline products.

 

We  suggest  you  to  make  use  of  our  products,  which 

have been studied for the use with  washer machines.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

(vedi fig.  )

 

IMPORTANT:  Before  doing  any  work 

on  the  cleaner,  discharge  the  pressure 

and  disconnect  the  electricity  and  water 

supplies.

CHECKING THE PUMP OIL LEVEL

Check  the  oil  level  periodically.  The  oil  must  be 

changed  for  the  first  time  after  50  working  hours, 

with  subsequent  changes  every  500  hours.  SAE 

20/30 , 15W-40, 20W-40 (600 gr) oil is recommended 

.

CHECKING THE WATER INTAKE FILTER

Inspect and clean the water intake filter on the inta-

ke union periodically.  This is important to prevent 

fouling which may impair operation of the pump.

CHECKING  THE SPRAY ROD NOZZLE

Replace the nozzle when the pressure drops

below the normal values.

DESCALING

The descaling procedure must be carried out periodically 

with specific products.  The interval depends on the hard-

ness of the water. Pour one litre of product for every 15 

litres of water into a drum containing at least 30 litres of 

water. Disconnect the gun from the high pressure line and 

place its free end in the drum, in order to form a closed cir-

cuit, and draw the solution into the machine for at least 10 

minutes. The delivery end of the line should discharge into 

a canvas or mesh bag so that the scale removed is not re-

turned to the circuit. Then restore the normal connection 

and rinse with plenty of cold water. This operation should 

be carried out by our after-sales service, since the descal-

ing product may cause wear of components. Comply with 

the regulations in force when disposing of the descaling 

agent.

ELECTRIC DIAGRAM

See illustrations,  .

WATER DIAGRAM

See illustrations, .

TROUBLESHOOTING

Before doing any work on the machine, disconnect 

the electricity and water supplies and discharge the 

pressure.  Proceed systematically to identify Faults 

following the chart below; if you are still unable to 

eliminate the problem, call in the 

Authorized After-

Sales Service

.

Fault

When switch “ON” the ma-

chine  will  not  start  work-

ing

Cause 

•  Plug  not  properly  inserted  in 

socket.

•  Electric socket is faulty.

•  The main voltage is insufficient.

•  The pump is stuck.

•  Gauge  of  extension  lead  not 

sufficient.

Summary of Contents for PHP160-C

Page 1: ...EN PRODUCT PASSPORT USER S MANUAL PROGRESSIVE INNOVATIONAL TECHNOLOGY HIGH PRESSURE WASHER PHP160 C...

Page 2: ...Depending on the model there are differences in the scopes of delivery ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 2x Click Click 1 HIGH PRESSURE WASHER...

Page 3: ...2 HIGH PRESSURE WASHER 4 5 6 1 2 2 x 3...

Page 4: ...HER 10b OPTIONAL OPTIONAL min 15 l min max 1 MPa 1 2 inch 13 mm max 40 C 9 7 2 8 10 12 4 11 3 6 1 4 5 5 DESCRIPTION OFTHE MACHINE OPTIONAL IF PRESENT 10b OPTIONAL OPTIONAL min 15 l min max 1 MPa 1 2 i...

Page 5: ...5 High pressure hose 6 Gun 7 Lance 8 Nozzle 9 Electric cable 10 Water inlet filter 10b Rubber hose fitting 11 Regulator of pressure 12 Pressure gauge 13 Detergent tank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10b 11 12 1...

Page 6: ...WATER DIAGRAM H2O fig 1A 1B 1C 2A 2B 2C 5 HIGH PRESSURE WASHER...

Page 7: ...6 HIGH PRESSURE WASHER OK 1 2 3 4 STARTING UP OPTIONAL OPTIONAL spread pattern Spread pattern pencil jet pressure pressure...

Page 8: ...7 HIGH PRESSURE WASHER 10 Highpressure low pressure Detergent suction Nozzle 8...

Page 9: ...INE LINE LIGTH BLUE LIGTH BLUE WHITE WHITE LINE FROM MOTOR FROM MOTOR IT A A SENCONDARYWINDING A M PRIMARYWINDING C CAPACITOR IT THERMALSWICTH TS AUTOMATICSTOPSYSTEMCONTACT A A SENCONDARYWINDING A M P...

Page 10: ...9 HIGH PRESSURE WASHER Rated Voltage Max Pressure Power 220V 220 50Hz 50 160bar 160 540L h 540 2800W 2800 Max Water Output Technical data PHP160 C Model Frequency Weight kg Include...

Page 11: ...ne within range of persons unless they wear protective clothing 05b Do not allow other people or animals within a range of 5m when operating the machine 05c Always wear suitable protective clothing in...

Page 12: ...parts from the manufacturer or approved by the manufacturer 23WARNING Do not direct the jet against yourself or others in order to clean clothes or foot wear 24WARNING High pressure cleaners shall not...

Page 13: ...the high pressure hose again Failure to comply with the above conditions causes serious mechanical damage to the pump and the loss of warranty cover ELECTRICITY SUPPLY Check that the mains voltage is...

Page 14: ...refore do not allow the appliance to function in by pass for more than 1 minute do not act on the gun lever too frequently this may cause a malfunction INSTALLATION AND START UP FILLING UP WITH DETERG...

Page 15: ...gr oil is recommended CHECKING THE WATER INTAKE FILTER Inspect and clean the water intake filter on the inta ke union periodically This is important to prevent fouling which may impair operation of t...

Page 16: ...Contact an authorised service centre Increase the pressure by screwing in the pressure regulator knob Replace the nozzle Fault Fluctuating pressure Cause The nozzle is either clogged or deformed Suct...

Page 17: ...al filters and the accessories and optional accessories Accidental damage caused by transport neglect or inadequate treatment incorrect or improper use and in stallation failing The warranty shall not...

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Page 21: ...20 09 A S S 2 10 A S S stand by 5 11 OFF 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 XX XY XJ 1...

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Page 23: ...22 0 H VV F XY XJ 230 240V 400 415V 3G 2 5 mm2 4G 2 5 mm2 max 20 m max 30 m A S S Automatic Stop System ON A S S I 5 OFF A S S 1 OFF 13 1 2...

Page 24: ...23 CHEMICAL 50 500 SAE 20 30 15W 40 20W 40 600 gr 30 15 10 40 C ON 60 2...

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