Risk of injury due to spray medium!
Before starting work, check the high-pressure system (spray equipment, hoses, screw connectors, etc.) for signs of leakage and damage.
Stop operation immediately if any leakage or malfunctions occur.
The spray gun trigger lever must not be blocked in the open position or prevented from closing in any other manner.
Do not aim the spray nozzle at yourself or other living creatures, not even to clean clothing or footwear.
Never place your hands in the way of the exiting high-pressure jet.
If you are using cleaning agents, please read and observe the safety datasheets provided by the manufacturer of the cleaning agents.
Risk of burning or scalding due to hot media!
Do not touch anything which is not insulated if you are working with consumables and additives where the temperature exceeds 45° C.
Wear protective gloves!
Risk of falling due to exiting jet!
Due to the high pressure of the exiting jet, you will experience a recoil force.
Please ensure that you stand firmly and hold the spray gun tight using both hands.
Do not use the spray equipment when on slippery floors or ladders.
Secure yourself on scaffolding or staging against falling.
Remember that the use of angled lances produces torque forces. Make sure that the torque force does not exceed 20 Nm.
Risk of personal injury and material damage due to displaced particles!
During high-pressure cleaning, particles of dirt and other loose particles are displaced from the surface being
cleaned. Due to the energy of the high-pressure jet, these particles are vastly accelerated and may lead to material
damage and personal injury.
Risk of injury due to high pressure!
Do not spray any objects containing harmful substances (e.g. asbestos) or which conduct electricity. The spray gun must not be used to clean
fragile surfaces.
Damage may occur when spraying fragile surfaces (e.g. car tires, painted surfaces). For fragile surfaces, do not use spot jet nozzles and keep a
minimum distance. This minimum distance is dependent on the pressure and surface to be cleaned.
Assembly
Risk of injury!
If the high-pressure system has been used with hot water, allow the equipment to cool down to below 45°C due to the risk of scalding or burning
before starting assembly and maintenance work!
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