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Attaching the spray lance/
cleaning agent nozzle
1. Connect the spray lance (9) or the clea-
ning agent nozzle (7) to the cordless
pressure washer by inserting and
screwing in (bayonet locking device).
2. Attachments are removed in reverse
order.
Operation
Be prepared for the recoil
force of the emitted wa-
ter jet! Ensure that you are
standing firmly and that you
are holding the gun securely,
otherwise you could injure
yourself or other
people.
Never operate the pressure cleaner
with a closed water tap. Dry run-
ning will damage the pressure
cleaner!
1. Only use the device after you have
connected the water supply and the
connection is tight.
2. Press the release button (2) and then
the switch lever (3). You can then let
go of the release button (2).
3. Releasing the switch lever (3) switches
off the device.
If there is a leak in the water
system, switch off the device
immediately and remove the
battery. Risk of electric shock!
Try connecting the water
again (see “Initial start-up -
connecting the water supply”).
Ending operation
1. After having worked with a detergent
rinse the pressure cleaner with clear
water.
2. Release the switch lever (3).
3. Remove the battery from the device.
4. Disconnect the cordless pressure
washer from the water supply.
5. Press the release button (2) and the
switch lever (3) to release the existing
pressure in the system.
Adjusting the nozzles
Six different nozzles can be used on the
spray lance.
The nozzles can be changed by turning the
nozzle attachment.
A small arrow on the top of the spray
lance indicates which nozzle is currently
selected.
0°/15°/25°/40°
spray angle
Jet sprays upwards
Gentle spray for watering/
washing
Using detergents
This device has been designed to be used
with a neutral, biodegradable cleaning
agent. Other detergents or chemical sub-
stances could impair the safety of the pres-
sure cleaner and damage it. Such damage
to the equipment is not covered by the
guarantee. You can buy cleaning agents
from our online shop.
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