GB
MT
37
• You can buy cleaning agents from our
online shop.
Requirements
• The cleaning agent tank is filled with
cleaning agent.
•
3-in-1 nozzle is at the position
foam
nozzle for cleaning agent
.
• The rotatable pressure setting (20) on
the trigger gun (1) is at the position
high pressure for walls and foam
, the
LC display (15) shows
.
Filling and emptying the cleaning
agent tank
1. Remove the sealing cap with suction
hose (12) from the cleaning agent tank
(13).
2.
Pull the cleaning agent tank up and
then away from the device.
The cleaning agent tank is removed
and can be filled or emptied.
3.
Insert the cleaning agent tank in re-
verse order.
4.
Seal the cleaning agent tank with the
sealing cap.
5. Push the suction hose into the cleaning
agent tank until it reaches the bottom.
Switching on
WARNING!
A leaky water system
can result in electric shock! Move the On/
Off switch (32) to the position “
0
” (OFF).
Pull out the plug. Try connecting the water
again (see
Establishing a water supply,
p. 34
).
WARNING!
The device may only be
used in an upright position! There is a risk
of an electric shock if the device falls over.
Move the On/Off switch (32) to the po-
sition “
0
” (OFF). Pull out the plug. Only
now may you bring the device into the up-
right position. For your own safety, wait
about five minutes until you restore the
electrical connection.
WARNING!
Unsuitable extension
cables can be dangerous! Use only ex-
tension cables that are designed for out-
door use. The connection must be dry and
routed above the ground. We recommend
using a cable drum that holds the socket
at least 60 mm above the ground.
1. Ensure that the On/Off switch (32) is in
the “
0
” (OFF) position.
2.
Put the device in an upright position.
3.
Insert the mains plug into an earthed
socket with residual current circuitry.
The right part of the holder for the
mains connection cable (11) as seen
from behind is rotatable. This allows
you to easily remove the mains connec-
tion cable (10).
4.
NOTICE!
Dry running will damage the
device. Do not operate the pressure
washer with the tap turned off.
Turn the tap on fully.
5.
Move the On/Off switch (32) to the
position “
I
” (ON).
The motor switches on briefly until the
necessary pressure has built up. The
motor then stops.
6.
WARNING!
Be aware of the
recoil force when the water jet com-
mences. There is a risk of injuring your-
self or other people. Ensure that your
footing is secure. Keep a good hold on
the trigger gun (1).
Press the switch lever (17) on the trig-
ger gun (1).
The nozzle starts working at pressure
and the motor starts. If you release the
switch lever (17), the motor stops. The
high pressure is maintained in the sys-
tem.
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