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INSTALLATION 

 WALL MOUNTING

• Chose a suitable wall where the high pressure water cleaner can be mounted: the high

pressure water cleaner must be mounted exclusively on brick walls or reinforced cement 

walls with thickness of no less than 10 cm/4”; do not mount the high pressure water cleaner 

on walls made of plasterboard, wood, sheet metal or any other material that is not suitable 

to take the wall-plugs supplied.

• To mount on the wall, use exclusively the kit supplied (bracket, screws, wall-plugs and

nuts): if any part of the kit is lost or damaged during installation, contact your dealer to

have it replaced.

• Rest the bracket (11) against the wall and trace two marks with a pencil through the holes 

F (

See FIG. 1

) that will act as a reference for drilling the holes: position the frame roughly at

the height of your shoulders to ensure ease of use.

• Using a 10 mm/0.4” bit (not supplied), suitable for drilling brick/reinforced cement walls,

drill two holes, approximately 8-9 cm/3.2-3.5” in depth where the holes were marked

earlier. When drilling the holes, pay attention to the safety warnings given in the use

and maintenance manual of the drill used. Also remember to make sure no pipes and/or

electrical cables run through the wall where you drill the holes.

• Put the wall-plugs (14) in the holes, making sure their necks are 

ush with the wall: do not 

push the wall-plugs too far into the wall and do not leave them protruding from it either.

• Using a 5 mm/0.2” 

xed jaw spanner (not supplied), screw the screws (9) until the threaded 

part enters the wall-plug completely. 

See FIG. 5

A.

• Put the rubber rings (10) in the safety hooks (3) and (7), and then put the hooks in the wall 

bracket (11). Make sure the hook (3) is inserted on the left and the (7) on the right. 

See FIG. 

5

B and 5

C.

• Put the bracket (11) in the screws protruding from the wall and secure it with the nuts (16). 

While doing this, make sure the screws (9) enter the hole F of the bracket and the special 

slot in the hooks

• (3) and (7). Before you tighten the nuts permanently (16), using a 13 mm/0.5” 

xed jaw

spanner (not supplied), make sure the hooks (3) and (7) are raised. 

See FIG. 5

B and 5

C.

• Make sure the wall bracket is 

tted 

rmly: do not hang on the bracket with your own

weight to check it.

• Make sure the release button (8) is released, by pushing it inwards; raise the high pressure 

water cleaner safely and 

t the bottom guide in the bracket (11), until the button clicks

(8). 

See FIG. 5

D.

• Lower the hooks (3) and (7), so that they couple in the cowling of the high pressure water 

cleaner. 

See FIGS. 5

E and 5

F.

• Feed the power supply cable (6) within the relative guide. 

See FIG. 5

G.

• If you wish, you can also install the wall-mounted accessory frame (13), exploiting the

screws (36) and the wall-plugs (37w) supplied. To drill, use a 6 mm/0.24” bit (not supplied), 

making three holes, approximately 4-5 cm/1.6-2.0” in depth by marks made as previously 

described for the wall-mounted frame. Use a suitable Philips screwdriver to tighten the

screws (not supplied). 

See FIG. 6.

DEMOUNTING FROM THE WALL 

 INSTALLING ON THE FLOOR

• Unscrew the 

tting (25) and remove the 

lter and gasket. 

See FIG. 1.

 Put the 

tting away

in a safe place because it will be used again when the high pressure water cleaner is put

back on the wall.

• Put the 

lter (18) in the water inlet 

tting (17). Put the gasket (26) in the curved hose holder 

(27) and screw it to the 

tting (17). 

See FIG. 1. 

The installation of the curved suction 

tting

Summary of Contents for 08909

Page 1: ...08909 User Manual EN WARNING Read the instructions before use and assembly SIP TEMPEST 540 155 Wall Mounted Electric Pressure Washer ...

Page 2: ...1 2 34 5 1 8 15 4 12 17 7 17 18 26 25 17 18 26 27 3 10 11 7 10 13 14 9 16 24 28 30 32 33 29 31 19 L 20 21 6 3 37 36 F F ...

Page 3: ...3 4 2 S 22 23 24 30 a b 15 2 1 37 2 ...

Page 4: ...4 9 a b c d 5 3 7 11 16 3 7 11 10 e f 3 3 10 10 g 6 10 10 ...

Page 5: ...5 7 6 13 36 8 2 1 3 a b c 11 2 ...

Page 6: ...6 8 1 2 E A D B C ...

Page 7: ...72 US gph Maximumwatersupplypressure 0 8 MPa 8 bar 116 psi Maximum priming depth 0 m 0 ft PERFORMANCES Flow rate 510 l h 8 5 l min 135 US gph Maximum Pressure 15 MPa 150 bar 2175 psi Reactionforceonthegun 24 N Soundpressurelevel 77 2 dB A Vibrationonoperator sarm 1 77 m s2 WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS LengthxWidthxHeight 500 x 260 x 600 mm 19 7 x 10 2 x 22 4 in Weight 22 kg 49 lb Detergent tank 1 0 l 0 2...

Page 8: ...cleaning pin 32 Nozzle disassembly key 33 Rotating high pressure cleaning brush 34 High pressure hose 35 Handle securing screw length 2 cm 0 8 36 Wall mounted accessory frame securing screw length 4 cm 1 6 37 Wall mounted accessory frame securing wall plug grey SAFETY DEVICES Thermal protection This device stops the high pressure water cleaner if the electric motor overheats If this occurs proceed...

Page 9: ...in If there are problems contact your dealer or SIP After Sales Department OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES The following range of accessories can be added to the standard high pressure cleaner equipment Fixed high pressure cleaning brush designed to clean delicate surfaces Hose purging probe designed to unclog hoses and pipelines Floor washing spray gun designed to clean tiled floors and walls Hose cleaning ...

Page 10: ...gs 10 in the safety hooks 3 and 7 and then put the hooks in the wall bracket 11 Make sure the hook 3 is inserted on the left and the 7 on the right See FIG 5 B and 5 C Put the bracket 11 in the screws protruding from the wall and secure it with the nuts 16 While doing this make sure the screws 9 enter the hole F of the bracket and the special slot in the hooks 3 and 7 Before you tighten the nuts p...

Page 11: ...main ON OFF switch 1 to position 0 and connect the spray hose 28 or 29 to the water gun 24 tightening rmly PROCEDURE E of FIG 8 STANDARD OPERATION AT HIGH PRESSURE Start the high pressure water cleaner again switching the main ON OFF switch 1 to position 1 NOTE when starting in this phase the high pressure water cleaner will stop immediately after the starting breakaway because the TOTAL STOP devi...

Page 12: ...dry and clean place Make sure not to damage the power supply cable and the high pressure hose ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Carry out the operations described in paragraph STOPPING following the table below MAINTENANCE INTERVAL OPERATION On every use Check the power cable high pressure pipe connectors gun and lance pipe Ifoneormorepartsaredamaged donotusethehigh pressurewatercleanerandcontactaQUALIFIED TECH...

Page 13: ...ten inthe SPECIFICATIONSANDTECHNICALDATA section Poor detergent suction The detergent suction adjustment device 20 is not set correctly No product in ask Excessive detergent viscosity Proceedaswritteninthe WORKINGWITHDETERGENT section Add product Use a detergent recommended by the manufacturer maintaining the dilution indicated on the label Water does not exit the nozzle No water Blocked nozzle Ch...

Page 14: ...Position Director Suppliers Model Type 90520017 Max Flow 8 5 l min Net Installed Power 2400W 2006 42 EC Machinery Directve 2009 127 EC 2014 30 EU 2011 65 EU 2014 14 EC EMC Directve RoHS Directve Ou door Noise Directve 2005 88 EC The appliance is defned a no 27 o he annex I Con ormi y evaluaton procedure according o annex V Measured Sound Pressure Measured Sound Power dB A dB A Uncertainty Granted ...

Page 15: ... Paul Ippaso Position Director And the relevant harmonised standard s including BSEN60335 1 BSEN60335 2 79 BSEN62233 2008 BSEN50581 BSEN55014 1 2006 A1 2009 A2 2011 BSEN55014 2 2015 BSEN61000 3 2 2014 BSEN55014 2 2015BSEN61000 3 2 2014 Supply of Machinery Safety Regulations 2008 Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016 Noise Emission in the Environment by Equipment for use Outdoors Regulatio...

Page 16: ...sible manner It is suitable for recycling Help to protect the environment take the packaging to the local amenity tip and place into the appropriate recycling bin Never dispose of electrical equipment or batteries in with your domestic waste If your supplier offers a disposal facility please use it or alternatively use a recognised re cycling agent This will allow the recycling of raw materials an...

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