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mWARNING! The intake water temperature must
not exceed 104ºF/40ºC. The water supply must not
exceed 0.7 MPa.
3. A water bladder with connection hose is equipped in case
there's no water source close to the working area. Fill the
water bladder and connect it with the water hose
(Figs. 10 – 11).
mCAUTION! The washer must only be used with clean
water; use of unltered water containing corrosive chemicals
will damage the washer.
4. Connect the water bladder with the pressure washer's
water inlet by the water hose connector and the water
hose, as shown (Fig. 12).
NOTE: To avoid gravity aecting the water ow, when
using the water bladder, make sure the water bladder
is placed on a higher or even surface with the pressure
washer. Make sure the water bladder is not lower than the
pressure washer.
Starting + Stopping
mIMPORTANT! This pressure washer is equipped with
a micro-switch sensitive to water ow. This Total Stop System
(TSS) senses water ow in the pump. When the trigger is
released, water stops owing through the pump. The TSS then
automatically turns the motor o to protect the pump from
overheating, thus saving energy and prolonging pump life.
1. Position the washer as CLOSE as possible to the water
supply or the water bladder.
2. The washer must be used on a secure and stable surface
in a standing, upright position (Fig. 13).
3. If connected with tap water, turn the water supply tap on
completely.
4. Unlock the safety lock, then press the trigger for a
few seconds until the water ow is steady. Operating
the pressure washer in this manner will allow air to
escape and discharge residual pressure in the hose
(Fig. 14). Release the trigger after all residual pressure is
discharged.
Fig. 10
Water bladder
Fig. 11
Water bladder
Water hose
Fig. 12
Water hose
Water hose connector
Water inlet
Fig. 13
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