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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR PRESSURE WASHER
1. Water Intake
2. Pressure Washer
3. Handle
4. Power Cord
5. Wheel Locks (x2)
6. Wheels (x2)
7. Trigger Lock
8. Trigger
9. High Pressure
Hose Connector
10. Trigger Gun
11. Adjustable Lance
12. High Pressure Hose
13. On/Off Switch
14. High Pressure Output
15. Soap Dispenser (x3)
16. Brush
17. Hose Connector
18. Garden Hose Coupling
19. Water Intake Filter
Technical Specifications
Voltage: 120V., 60Hz.
Power: 13 Amps
Pressure: 1900 psi. (max)
*Illustrations may differ from actual product.
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Maintenance & Cleaning
Lubrication: The pressure washer is
supplied with a closed lubrication system,
so no addition of oil is needed.
Checking the Water Intake Filter: The
water intake filter is located inside the
water intake connector. (Fig. 18) Remove
periodically and inspect for any deposits
that might accumulate there.
Fig. 18
Cleaning the Nozzles: If you notice that the
output pressure fluctuates, you may have to
clean the nozzles. Turn the unit "Off".
Unplug from electric outlet and disconnect
the water supply. Remove the lance, trigger
gun and hose from unit. Take the small
metal pin provided and insert into the nozzle
end to remove any obstructions. (Fig. 19)
Fig. 19
Hose Connector
Water Intake
This will occur more frequently if your
water supply is very hard.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Storing Your Pressure Washer
When you have finished using your
pressure washer, follow these steps for
safe storage:
1. Turn the pressure washer to the "Off"
position.
2. Turn off the water supply.
3. Before disconnecting the high pressure
hose connection, point the trigger gun
in a safe direction away from you and
discharge the high pressure water.
Disconnect the high pressure hose
from the pressure washer and trigger
gun.
4. Disconnect the garden hose from
pressure washer.
5. Remove excess water from the pump
by tipping the unit on both sides to
drain any remaining water from the
water intake and outlet fittings.
6. Wipe away any remaining water on all
parts and fittings.
7. Engage the trigger gun safety lock.
8. Store the unit and accessories in a
room above 32°F.
Winterizing & Long Term Storage
1. Disconnect all water connections.
2. Turn the pressure washer on for a few
seconds, until any remaining water in
the pump exits.
3. Turn the unit off immediately.
4. Store the pressure washer, parts and
accessories in an area with a temperature
above 32°F.
Motor Thermostat
Important: This pressure washer is
equipped with a motor thermostat. The
motor will stop if it is overheating. Wait 10-
20 minutes before starting the unit again. If
it stops again, please call customer service
at 1 (800) 798-7398.
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter
(GFCI)
This unit is equipped with a Ground Fault
Circuit Interrupter (
GFCI) built into the
plug. This device provides additional
protection from the risk of electrical shock.
When connecting the GFCI to the electrical
outlet, the indicator should appear red. If the
indicator is not red, depress the RESET
button on the GFCI until the indicator
appears red.
Cleaning Tips
Wood Decks: Rinse deck and surrounding
area with fresh water. If using detergent, fill
the detergent applicator bottle and apply to
the area being cleaned. For optimal results,
reduce your work area to small sections and
clean each section one at a time. Allow the
detergent to rest on the surface for a few
minutes and then rinse at high pressure. Do
not let the detergent dry on the deck.
Always clean from left to right and top to
bottom for best results. Rinse at high
pressure using the fan jet keeping the tip of
the spray nozzle 8-12 inches from the
surface.
Caution: For soft woods, increase
the distance from the cleaning surface.
Cars, Boats, & Motorcycles:
Wet down area
to be cleaned before applying detergent
with clean water. Fill the detergent
applicator bottle and apply to the area being
cleaned. To achieve best results, clean one
side at a time. Allow the detergent to rest on
the surface for a few minutes but do not let
it dry. Rinse at high pressure using the fan
jet in a sweeping motion keeping the tip of
the spray nozzle at least 8-10 inches away
from the surface. Maintain a further distance
when using a direct spray. Wipe surface for
a polished finish.
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