Operation Manual Pressure Washer

Bypass Mode: Allows water tore-circulate within pump when the guntrigger is not pulled.Allowing the unit torun for more thantwo minutes without the gun triggerpulled could cause overheating anddamage to the pump.Chemical Injection System: Mixescleaners or cleaning solvents withthe water to improve cleaningeffectiveness.Water Supply: All pressure washers musthave a source of water. The minimumrequirements for a water supply are 20PSI and 5 gallons per minute.PRESSURE WASHEROPERATING FEATURESPRESSURE ADJUSTMENTSThe pressure setting is preset at thefactory to achieve op ti mum pres sureand cleaning. If you need to lower thepres sure, it can be accomplished bythese meth ods.1. Back away from the sur faceto be cleaned. The further awayyou are, the less the pressure willbe on the surface to be cleaned.2. Rotate the nozzle at the endof the multi-adjustable spraywand to widen the fan spray.The wider fan spray will minimizethe pressure on the surface to becleaned.DO NOT attemptto increase pumppressure. A higher pressure settingthan the factory set pressure maydamage pump.HOW TO USE SPRAY WANDYour pressure washer is equippedwith a multi-adjustable spray wandwith both high and low pressuresettings. The high pressure settingis for cleaning and rinsing, the lowpressure setting is for applyingchemicals or cleaning solutions tosurfaces.Risk of fluidinjection. Do notdirect discharge stream towardpersons, unprotected skin, eyes orany pets or animals. Serious injurywill occur.For high pressure operation, pull backthe nozzle of the multi-adjustablespray wand as shown.HighPressureThe nozzle at the end of the multiadjustablespray wand can be rotatedto change the high pressure spraypattern from a 0º pencil stream to a40º fan spray, as shown. Markingshave been placed on the nozzle tohelp you select the spray pattern.40º fan spray 0º pencil streamFor low pressure operation, extendthe nozzle of the multi-adjustablespray wand as shown.LowPressureThe powerfulspray from yourpressure washer is capable ofcausing damage to surfaces suchas wood, glass, automobile paint,auto striping and trim, and delicateobjects such as flowers and shrubs.Before spraying, check the item tobe cleaned to assure yourself that itis strong enough to resist damagefrom the force of the spray.A1663710- ENG