Refer to the diagram on page 6 for the numbered parts and features
referenced in this section.
Safety Devices
Safety Locking Device. The trigger gun (4) features a
safety-locking device (10). When the safety is activat-
ed (shown at right), the trigger gun cannot be oper-
ated.
Thermal Sensor. A thermal sensor protects the mo-
tor against overloading. The washer will restart after
a few minutes when the thermal sensor has cooled.
Starting the Washer
The trigger gun (4) and lance (5) have a kick (thrust) when operated.
Please hold them firmly with both hands.
Important! Point the nozzle at the ground.
1. Check that the washer is in upright position. Note: Do not place
the washer in high grass. The washer needs air circulation!
2. Release the trigger safety lock (10).
3. Press the trigger of the trigger gun (4) and let the water run until
all air has escaped from the water hose.
4. Step on the power switch (11) to turn on the washer.
5. Press the trigger of the trigger gun.
Important! The washer only runs when the trigger is depressed on
the spray gun. It takes a minute to force the air out of the hose and
pump. The water spray may sputter and change PSI during this time,
but this is normal and will become consistent when the air is out of
the washer.
6. Always adjust the distance (and thus the pressure) of the nozzle
to the surface you are cleaning.
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Operating the Pressure Washer