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SKU 02433 PAGE 12
For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353;
Troubleshooting section at end of manual.
CONTROLS AND SETUP
Note: Familiarize yourself with the location and function of all of the machines
controls before proceeding to setup of the machine.
CONTROLS AND FEATURES
1. The Pressure Washer features an automatic On/Off Micro Switch (42B). The
Motor (3A) of the Pressure Washer does not run continuously, but only when the
Trigger (21C) is squeezed. When spraying water through the unit stops, the Motor
will automatically shut off.
2. The Pressure Washer features a 3-
Prong, Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI) Power Plug (11A).
The GFCI Power Plug provides
additional protection from the risk of
electrical shock. Make sure that the
Trigger (21C) is released before
plugging in. Plug the GFCI Power
Plug into a grounded, 120 volt,
electrical outlet. Press the TEST
button and then the RESET button.
The
indicator
on the Power Plug
should appear
red. If the indicator is
not red, have the power plug inspected
by a qualified electrician. Should
replacement of the GFCI Power Plug
become necessary,
only
a qualified technician should perform the service. Never
attempt to alter or disable the GFCI Power Plug. (See Figure H.)
3. The Pressure Washer is equipped
with a Trigger Safety Lock (26C).
When the Trigger (21C) is not
squeezed, the Safety Lock should be
pressed all the way in to help prevent
children from using the tool. To
disengage the Safety Lock, press the
opposite side. (See Figure I.)
4. The adjustable Nozzle on the Spray
Wand (9C) can be rotated for a
range of spray patterns, from a full fan spray to a direct stream spray. (See
Figure J,
next page.)
Also, the adjustable nozzle can be slid out for low-pressure spray and detergent
application, or pulled in for normal high-pressure spray. (See Figure J.)
GFCI POWER PLUG (11A)
FIGURE H
RED
INDICATOR
RESET
BUTTON
TEST
BUTTON
FIGURE I
SAFETY
TRIGGER LOCK
(26C)
TRIGGER
(21C)