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SPECIFIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Warning! Do not use the pressure washer in areas where 

there is a risk of explosion or fire from combustible 

materials. The sparks possibly caused when using this 

pressure washer may ignite combustible materials as well 

as flammable liquids, paint, varnish, petrol, flammable 

gases and dust of an explosive nature. As a precaution it 

is recommended that you consult an expert on a suitable 

fire extinguisher and its use. Ensure that the work area is 

kept clear of combustible materials.
Warning! Do not use the pressure washer indoors or in 

confined spaces where exhaust gases, smoke or fumes 

could reach dangerous concentrations.
•  Fully assemble pressure washer before use.
•  Always use the pressure washer in an open well 
  ventilated area.
•  Unit will become hot during use. Please keep pressure 

washer at least one metre (1m) away from buildings, 

other equipment, pedestrian areas or flammable 

materials.

•  Never pull the re-coil starter once the pressure washer 

engine has started. Any damage caused will not be 

covered by warranty.

•  Ensure the pressure washer has stopped before 

servicing, or lubricating etc.

•  Do not attempt to modify the pressure washer, guards 

or the supplied accessories in any way.

•  Do not touch the exhaust. This can become very hot 

during operation and can cause serious burns.

•  Do not allow high pressure hose to touch the muffler. 

Damage will occur and will not be covered by 

warranty.

•  Always check the pressure washer for damaged parts 

or fuel leaks, ensure these are fixed before using it.

•  Never refuel while smoking or in the vicinity of an 

open flame.

•  Always wear safety eye wear, ear and breathing 

protection when operating or refuelling the pressure 

washer.

•  To avoid a fire if you spill fuel while refuelling, clean up 

before starting the pressure washer.

•  Never operate or store the pressure washer on its 

side, ALWAYS operate or store in an upright manner 

on firm, solid ground.

•  Ensure that the pressure washer has stopped 

and turned off when not in use, before servicing, 

lubricating, making changes and when changing 

attachments such as air hoses / tools.

•  Your pressure washer is factory set, NEVER attempt 

to speed it up as this could endanger the user 

and damage the pressure washer and/or attached 

appliances.

•  If the pressure washer makes an unfamiliar sound 

or vibrates excessively, switch the pressure washer 

‘OFF’ immediately. Investigate the possible cause or 

consult your authorised service agent.

•  Never use coolant in the pressure washer as damage 

may occur.

•  Never transport the pressure washer with fuel in the 

tank. ALWAYS empty the fuel tank.

•  Do not tamper or alter any parts as this may cause 

personal injury or damage the pressure washer.

•  Never point gun / lance at people or animals.
•  Never hose or wet people or animals.
•  Never spray the pressure cleaner. 
•  Never spray electrical connections, electrical outlets 

or electrical appliances / fixtures.

•  Never operate the pressure cleaner without water, any 

damage caused will not be covered by warranty. 

•  Never use hot water. Only use cold water with this 

pressure cleaner.

•  Maximum water temperature is 35ºC. 
•  Bystanders or people watching must be at least 10m 

away from operating the pressure cleaner. 

•  Only use clean water with this pressure cleaner. 
•  Never pump acids, alkaline, solvents or flammable 

liquids through this pressure cleaner, any damage 

caused will not be covered under warranty.

•  Do not keep motor running if not using the wand.  

Damaged cause will not be covered under warranty.

•  Inlet water hose size must be at least 12mm diameter. 
•  Inlet flow rate must be at least 18 L/min and mains 

pressure.

•  Damage may occur if pressure washer nozzle is held 

too close to the cleaning surface. Damage caused will 

not be covered under warranty.

•  Always trial the pressure washer cleaner and selected 

nozzle on an inconspicuous part of the product to be 

cleaned.

Summary of Contents for TPPW26

Page 1: ...2 6HP PETROL PRESSURE WASHER Instruction Manual 03740 05 18 For service spare parts or product information please contact Smart Marketing Group Pty Ltd AUST 1300 660 457 N Z 0800 474 876 PLU 555143...

Page 2: ...ooting 21 Parts Diagram 22 Service Log 23 Please take note of serial number and write here for ease of reference Serial Number ________________________________ Date of Purchase _______________________...

Page 3: ...onent will be replaced or repaired SMG reserves the right to replace defective parts of the product with parts and components of similar quality grade and composition where an identical part or compon...

Page 4: ...o replace defective parts of the product with parts and components of similar quality grade and composition where an identical part or component is not available Products presented for repair may be r...

Page 5: ...o touch or operate pressure washers or touch extension cords All pressure washers should be kept out of reach of children When NOT in use keep the pressure washer preferably stored or locked in a secu...

Page 6: ...efully checked to determine that it will operate properly and perform its intended function Check for broken or missing parts and have them replaced or repaired at an authorised service facility Check...

Page 7: ...the pressure washer on its side ALWAYS operate or store in an upright manner on firm solid ground Ensure that the pressure washer has stopped and turned off when not in use before servicing lubricati...

Page 8: ...rranty OIL CHECK DAILY ONLY USE 4 STROKE MOTOR OIL To operate this pressure washer requires oil in the sump not supplied If the pressure washer does not have the correct level of oil in the sump it wi...

Page 9: ...ger 3 Nozzles RED 0 GREEN 25 WHITE 40 BLACK Detergent 4 High pressure hose 5 Lance 6 Fuel tank 1 2 6 5 10 15 7 14 8 9 13 11 4 3 7 Choke 8 Fuel tap 9 On Off switch 10 Recoil starter 11 Water inlet 12 O...

Page 10: ...ic 2 1 Slide the axle into the tube under the frame Depress the brass button and push the axle into the tube 2 Rotate the axle until the button clicks and locks into the hole in the tube Handle Pic 3A...

Page 11: ...ng and tighten clockwise 2 To remove loosen by turning anti clockwise and remove hose Garden Connection Pic 7A 1 Screw black garden hose connection clockwise onto the pump IMPORTANT NOTICE Release Dum...

Page 12: ...the motor this will not be covered by warranty 1 Ensure the engine is OFF 2 Ensure the fuel tap and engine switch are both OFF 3 Use fresh fuel as detailed on page 8 4 Do not fill fuel tank above the...

Page 13: ...nnect 1 Pull down QC collar 2 Lift nozzle out 3 Release QC collar RED GREEN WHITE BLACK SELECTING NOZZLE Red 0 This nozzle is for high pressure and proves a single pencil stream of water Green 25 This...

Page 14: ...el when filling with oil DO NOT TIP 5 Only fill oil to the top of the thread Pic 10B 6 Ensure that the oil filler cap is screwed on tightly before attempting to start the pressure washer Warning Over...

Page 15: ...lease safety lock on trigger lift lever up see page 11 14 Squeeze trigger on wand Hold down until all air is purged and a steady stream of water is passing through Pic 16 15 Release trigger to stop wa...

Page 16: ...carefully inserting the provided spray tip cleaner or a thin sharp object e g paper clips into the tip to remove deposits NOTE If motor is labouring it is probably caused by a blocked nozzle Clean noz...

Page 17: ...one tablespoon full of clean engine oil into the spark plug hole 3 With the ignition turned OFF gently pull on the recoil starter cord several times 4 Re fit the spark plug and continue to pull the r...

Page 18: ...ILTER PIC 20 Air filter should be checked daily and cleaned or replaced every 25 hours of operation or every 3 months whichever occurs first or whenever considered necessary To Replace the Air Filter...

Page 19: ...mended 1 Make sure pressure washer is level 2 Clean the oil dipstick area of any dirt and debris 3 Remove oil dipstick Pic 22 and wipe with a clean cloth 4 Replace the oil dipstick DO NOT TURN OR TIGH...

Page 20: ...ine air intake grill Every 25 Hours or Every Month Clean engine air filter Every 50 Hours or Every 3 Months Change engine oil Every 200 Hours or Annually Replace spark plug Replace engine air filter S...

Page 21: ...ay wand Blow out or remove debris with a fine needle Run distilled vinegar through detergent suction tube NO DETERGENT Detergent suction tube not properly connected to the machine Check connection Det...

Page 22: ...en 84 PWN0Z 7 Nozzle red 84 PWN0Z 8 Recoil starter 84 TPPW26RS 9 Air filter 84 TPPW26AF 10 Wheel 84 TPPW26WH User replaceable parts listed below All other parts must be serviced replaced by an authori...

Page 23: ...mes first Replace Air filter Oil Spark Plug Authorised Service Agent Name or Company Stamp Technician Date This service is to be completed within 150 hours or 9 months of purchase which ever comes fir...

Page 24: ...E WASHER Manufactured and packaged for SRGS PTY LTD ABN 23 113 230 050 751 Gympie Road Lawnton Queensland 4501 Australia 5m Hose 1 3L Fuel tank Gun trigger Recoil starter Nozzles Lance Soft grip handl...

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