SKU 94201
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important Guidelines
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do leave the engine running without spraying water.
If it is left on for more than
three minutes without discharging the high pressure water, damage could occur to the
internal pump and high pressure hose.
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the water hose should provide at least 3 gallons per minute for the Pressure
Washer to operate at maximum performance.
Use only 3/4 inch (dia.) water supply
hose. A smaller diameter hose limits the amount of water to the pump. Test by filling
a five gallon bucket with the water supply hose for one minute. It should put three
gallons or more of water in the bucket.
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Always use clean water through the Pressure Washer.
Debris in dirty water could
damage the internal pump.
Setup
1. Fill with engine oil. Never run this Pressure Washer with low or no oil.
With Pressure Washer on a flat surface, carefully unscrew the Oil Cap Dip Stick
(shown in photo below). Add oil and carefully screw in the Oil Cap Dip Stick. If the
(plastic) threads on the Oil Cap do not seat correctly with the (metal) threads on
the oil fill neck, the plastic threads can be stripped. Refer to the Mitsubishi
®
engine
Maintenance Manual for the recommended oil weight.
2. Fill the gasoline tank (shown in photo above) with unleaded gasoline. Do not use
leaded gasoline. Be careful not to spill any gasoline on the engine or pavement. Use
an appropriate material to absorb any spilled gasoline and dispose of in accord with
local regulations.
3. Connect the 3/4 inch garden hose from a cold water garden faucet to the Water Inlet
Connector and tighten securely (see photo above). Turn on the water faucet valve all
the way (counterclockwise).
Oil Fill Hole
Gas cap
Oil dipstick
Water inlet
connection