EN
2 in 1: Portable Power
Cleaner/Water Sprayer
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE:
Before using the tool, read the
instruction book carefully.
INTENDED USE
This tool is intended for cleaning and watering.
ASSEMBLY & OPERATION
ACTION
FIGURE
BEFORE OPERATION
Installing the battery pack
See Fig. A1
Removing the battery pack
See Fig. A2
Checking the battery condition
See Fig. A3
Charging the battery pack
More details can be found in charger’s
manual
See Fig. A4
ASSEMBLY
NOTE:
The power nozzle has two
working modes: short lance only and
short lance used together with
extension lance.
Working mode 1
Attaching short lance to the power nozzle
NOTE:
When attaching, align the
two projections on the lance with the
grooves of the power nozzle as shown
in Fig. B.
See Fig. B
Attaching the Multi-spray nozzle
NOTE:
When attaching, rotate the
nozzle left and right to make sure the
nozzle fully seated into position and
gently pulling it to make sure it is
locked into position securely.
See Fig. C
Working mode 2
Attaching extension lance to the power
nozzle
Attaching short lance to the extension
lance
NOTE:
When attaching, align the
two projections on the lance with the
grooves of the power nozzle as shown
in Fig. D, E.
See Fig.
D, E
Attaching the hose to the power nozzle
NOTE:
After the hose is attached, check
the connection by gently pulling upon
the hose. It should not be pulled off.
See Fig.
F1, F2
Attaching your own water hose
(optional)
1. Remove the hose adapter
2. Attach the home garden hose with
suitable connectors
NOTE:
Besides the hose supplied, you
can also connect the power nozzle to
your own water hose with suitable
connectors.
NOTE:
Check whether the filter screen
is missing before retightening the hose
adapter. When retightening the quick
hose adapter, please tighten securely.
Otherwise, it may not draw any water
for proper operation.
See Fig.
G1, G2, G3
OPERATION
WARNING: The supplied
battery is not waterproof. To
avoid risk of battery failure,
protect the battery from water
exposure during use. Store the
tool and battery in a dry place
after use.
Pressure setting
Your power nozzle has two pressure
modes. High pressure mode is
suitable for removing strong stains,
while low pressure mode applies
to light duty and watering.
See Fig. H
Start
NOTE:
At the first use, you need to
empty the air in hose, place the
power nozzle below waist level
(<1.5m/5ft) and set it at high pressure.
Do not start working until the water
goes up along the hose and
sprays out. This could take up to 30
seconds or more depending on
the fresh water source.
See Fig. I
Selecting the nozzle pattern
NOTE:
Choose a suitable nozzle pattern
according to your work. Spray
patterns 0
o
, 15
o
, 25
o
and 40
o
are
applicable for cleaning, and the spray
pattern with the symbol is best
suitable for watering.
WARNING:
Do not shift the
nozzle pattern when the tool is
powered on.
See Fig. J
Cleaning
WARNING: Do not connect the
machine to water supplies that
are dirty, rusty, muddy, or
corrosive. (Including window
cleaning liquids, plant foods, or
fertilizers etc.)
NOTE:
For proper maintenance after
using with sea water, the product
should be rinsed by fresh water.
See Fig.
K, L
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