OPERATION
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Using Spray Nozzle (See fig 15)
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To connect or disconnect spray tip, pull back on the quick-connect collar. Insert or remove spray tip then release collar.
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When spray tip is connected, pull on the spray tip to make sure it is secured.
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For general cleaning use the 40° spray tip. This option is for cement walkways.
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For stripping, spot cleaning, blasting, and hard to reach areas use the 40° spray tip. This option is for removing paint,
rust, mildew, marine growth off boats, or grease stains. This option can be used for reaching second story surfaces, or
for the removal of paint, rust, oil stains, tar, gum, and other stubborn substances. Use extreme caution when using this
nozzle.
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For applying pressure washer safe detergent, use the black soap nozzle.
Applying Soap / Detergent (See fig 16)
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Rinse surface with cool water before applying cleaner.
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Prepare detergent as required by job. For best results follow detergent directions as supplied from manufacturer.
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Connect the siphon tube with strainer to the brass barb on the high pressure hose connection area of the pump and then
submerge the strainer end of the siphon tube in the soap/detergent solution bottle or bucket that you want to apply.
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Spray detergent on surface. For best results use long, even, and overlapping strokes. Allow detergent to set for about
3 minutes before rinsing, but do not allow detergent to dry on surface or it may cause streaking or cause damage to the
surface. Use good judgment.
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To clean equipment after use, flush water through the spray nozzle for 1-2 minutes then shut off engine. Soak nozzle
and Siphon Tube with the strainer in a bucket of clean water to remove detergent.
Rinsing with the Pressure Washer
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Test a small area first to avoid surface damage.
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Rinse from top to bottom using long, overlapping strokes.
Moving the Pressure Washer
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Turn the pressure washer off.
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Tilt unit towards you until it is balanced on its wheels.
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Roll machine to desired location.
FIG 15
FIG 16
SPRAY
WAND
NOZZLE
“CLICK”
WARNING!
Only use detergents or soaps that are safe to be used with pressure washers. Chemicals
which are caustic, such as acids or bleach, can result in serious injury, property damage,
or death.
