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D25083
TO ADJUST PRESSURE
The pressure setting is preset at the
factory to achieve optimum pressure
and cleaning. If you need to lower the
pressure, it can be accomplished by
these methods.
1. Back away from the surface to be
cleaned. The further away you
are, the less the pressure will be
on the surface to be cleaned.
2. Reduce the speed of the gaso-
line engine (RPM). Slow the
engine down and the water pres-
sure will go down with it.
DO NOT attempt to
increase pump
pressure. A higher pressure set-
ting than the factory set pressure
may damage pump.
HOW TO USE
IMPORTANT: Read and understand
how to use the pressure washer
before operating.
TO USE WAND
Your pressure washer is equipped
with a multi-reg wand with both high
and low pressure settings. The high
pressure setting is for cleaning and
rinsing, the low pressure setting is for
applying chemicals or cleaning solu-
tions to surfaces.
Risk of injection or
injury to person. Do
not direct discharge stream toward
persons, unprotected skin, eyes, or
towards any pets or animals.
Serious injury can occur.
For high pressure operation, pull back
the nozzle of the multi-reg wand as
shown.
PRESSURE WASHER
TERMINOLOGY
NOTE: Become familiar with this ter-
minology before operating.
PSI: Pounds per Square Inch. The
unit of measure for water pressure.
Also used for air pressure, hydraulic
pressure, etc.
GPM: Gallons Per Minute. The unit
of measure for the flow rate of water
through the pressure washer.
CU: Cleaning Units. GPM multiplied
by PSI.
Bypass Mode: In Bypass Mode, the
pump is recirculating water because
the trigger of the spray gun is not
pulled. If unit is left in bypass mode
for more than two (2) minutes, the
water temperature will rise to a dan-
gerous level and damage internal
components of the pump.Any dam-
age to pump due to these causes will
not be covered under warranty.
DO NOT allow your
unit to operate in
bypass mode for more than two
minutes at any time. Overheating
of pump can cause damage to
pump.
Thermal Relief Valve: In an effort to
prevent damage, pumps are
equipped with a thermal relief valve.
This valve will open when the temper-
ature inside the pump rises too high.
This valve will then release a gush of
water in an effort to lower the tem-
perature inside the pump.
Immediately after this occurs, the
valve will close.
Chemical Injection: Feeds cleaning
agents into the pump to mix with the
pressurized water and help in clean-
ing.
Water Supply: All pressure washers
must have a source of water. The
minimum requirements for a water
supply are 20 PSI and 5 gallons per
minute.