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General| Pressure | 2300 PSI |
|---|---|
| Hose Length | 25 ft |
| Pump Type | Axial Cam |
| Model | ELITE 01802 |
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Nozzle Types | 0°, 40°, Soap |
| Engine Type | Briggs & Stratton |
Explains the use of safety alert symbols and signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.
States engine exhaust contains chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Warns about carbon monoxide from engine exhaust, advising outdoor operation.
Alerts to electrocution risk from spray contact with electrical wiring.
Warns about puddles, slippery surfaces, and falling risks when using the washer.
Warns about fuel flammability, fire, and explosion risks.
Alerts to hazards from starter and rotating parts entangling body parts or clothing.
Warns that high pressure spray can create airborne paint chips or particles.
Warns about unintentional sparking causing fire or electric shock.
Advises against tampering with governed speed and operating above rated pressure.
Warns that high pressure spray can damage fragile items like glass.
Instructions for removing the pressure washer from its carton.
Lists essential tasks before operating the pressure washer.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the handle assembly to the unit.
Instructions for adding the correct engine oil for proper operation.
Safety warnings and instructions for adding fuel to the tank.
Guides on connecting high pressure hose, garden hose, and checking inlet screen.
Final checks before starting the engine, including oil, fuel, hoses, and water supply.
Step-by-step guide to start the pressure washer, including water connection and engine start.
Procedures for safely stopping the pressure washer, including idling and pressure release.
Explains how to adjust spray patterns for different pressure levels and cleaning tasks.
Details how to use the adjustable nozzle to apply detergent for cleaning.
Instructions for rinsing the unit after detergent application to prevent streaking.
Explains the thermal relief system that protects the pump from overheating.
Provides recommendations for maintaining the pressure washer and adhering to the warranty.
Lists essential checks to perform before each use to ensure proper operation and safety.
Instructions for inspecting and cleaning the water inlet screen and the high-pressure hose.
Guide for cleaning or replacing the in-line filter to prevent nozzle issues.
Steps to clean a clogged nozzle or orifice to resolve pulsing or pressure issues.
Instructions for maintaining O-rings and cleaning the chemical injection hose.
Procedures for changing the pump oil every 50 hours or annually.
Refers to the engine owner's manual for engine-specific maintenance.
Steps to prepare the unit for long-term storage, including flushing and fluid management.
Guidance on protecting the pump from freezing and mineral deposits during storage.
Refers to the engine owner's manual for engine storage instructions.
Addresses problems like low pressure, erratic pressure, chattering, and low volume.
Solutions for when the detergent fails to mix properly with the spray.
Troubleshooting steps for engine performance issues under load or stopping during operation.
Details the terms, conditions, and period of the limited warranty for the pressure washer.
Outlines the warranty duration for consumer and commercial use, and common exclusions.
