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Assembling your pressure washer
Preparing your pressure washer for use
Always make sure the pressure washer and water supply is off before connecting or disconnecting the hose
and accessories.
IMPORTANT: Always make sure the trigger safety lock is in the LOCKED position when not in use or connecting/
disconnecting the pressure hose.
Always check water hose, pressure hose, lance and accessories are not damaged, broken or worn before use.
Getting started
PLEASE READ ‘LET’S TALK SAFETY’ AT THE BEGINNING BEFORE USE.
TIP
After connecting the
pressure hose, lance
and accessories check
they are securely fitted
and locked in place
before turning on.
Attach both wheels
and push until they
click into place.
Attach the hose connector
to water inlet by turning
clockwise until tight.
Slot the handle in to the top of the
machine and insert the 2 screws.
Turn clockwise to tighten, making
sure not to trap the detergent tube.
Push the pressure hose firmly
to the water outlet and turn the
pressure hose collar clockwise
until tight.
A trigger safety lock is located
underneath the handle. The safety
lock should always be in LOCKED
position before connecting/
disconnecting the pressure hose
to the trigger handle.
To connect the pressure hose to the
trigger handle, press the pressure
hose release button and push the
pressure hose to lock into position.
Gently pull the pressure hose to
check the connection.
LOCKED
UNLOCKED
Whilst firmly pushing the lance
into the trigger handle turn
clockwise to lock into position.
To remove the lance from the trigger handle
firmly push and twist the lance anti-clockwise.
When unlocked, pull to remove.
To purchase consumables and accessories, please visit
vax.co.uk
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