GB
MT
35
without a system separator. A suit-
able system separator must be used
in accordance with EN 12729 Type
BA.
• Water that has flowed through a
system separator is classified as non-
potable.
• System separators are available
from specialist dealers.
Procedure
1. Insert the filter insert (30) in the water
connection (28).
2.
Mount the quick connector for the
garden hose (29) on the water connec-
tion.
3.
Mount the garden hose adaptor (34)
on the supply hose.
• Remove the grooved clamping nut.
• Push the clamping nut over the end
of the hose.
• Insert the end of the hose into the
thread of the garden hose adaptor.
• Fix the garden hose adaptor with
the clamping nut.
• Check whether the garden hose
adaptor is mounted securely to the
garden hose.
4.
Connect the supply hose to the water
supply.
5.
Bleed the supply hose: Open the water
supply until the water flows bubble-free
out of the other end of the supply hose.
Close the water supply.
6. Connect the garden hose adaptor (34)
on the supply hose to the quick con-
nector for the garden hose (29).
Suctioning water
Requirements
•
NOTICE!
Contamination from back-
washed cleaning agent! Do not draw
in any water from natural accumula-
tions.
•
Suction hose with filter basket (not in-
cluded )
•
standing, clean water, e.g. rain barrel
• Max. suction height: 0.5 m
Procedure
WARNING!
Electric shock! The
device itself must not be submerged in the
water collector.
NOTICE!
Damage due to dry running! En-
sure there is a sufficient and reliable water
supply.
1. Connect the suction hose with filter bas-
ket to the quick connector with filter in-
sert (29) on the water connection (28)
of the device.
2.
Insert the end with the filter basket into
the water collector.
3.
Remove the lance (4) from the trigger
gun (1).
4.
Press and hold the switch lever (17).
5.
Move the On/Off switch (32) to the
position “
I
” (ON).
The device begins to suction water and
air can escape.
6.
Once the device is free of air, you can
release the switch lever.
7. Fit an attachment.
Select the attachment
3-in-1 nozzle (23)
You can choose from 3 nozzles by rotat-
ing the tip. A symbol on the lance exten-
sion shows the nozzle which is selected.
Spot jet
Flat spray (30°)
Foam nozzle for cleaning agent
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