Briggs & Stratton SpeedClean 020239-1 User Manual

Model No. 020239-1 (2200 PSI Pressure Washer) Manual No. 197193GS Revision 0 (03/17/2005)
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Owner’s Manual / Manual del Propietario
2200PSI
Before using this product, read this manual and follow all
Safety Rules and Operating Instructions.
CAUTION
Antes de utilizar el producto, lea este manual y siga todas
las Reglas de Seguridad e Instrucciones de Uso.
PRECAUCIÓN

Briggs & Stratton SpeedClean 020239-1 Specifications

General

Model	020239-1
Type	Gas Pressure Washer
Flow Rate	1.2 GPM
Power Source	Gasoline
Detergent Tank	Yes
Pump	Axial Cam
Hose Length	25 ft
Nozzles	3 (0°, 25°, Soap)
Wheel Size	10 inches
Nozzle Type	Quick Connect

Summary

Safety Rules

Safety Alert Symbol and Hazard Meanings

Explains the safety alert symbol and defines various hazard symbols used in the manual.

General Safety Warnings

Carbon Monoxide and Fuel Hazards

Warns about carbon monoxide, flammable fuel, and their associated risks.

Slippery Surfaces and Kickback Hazards

Advises on avoiding slippery surfaces and preventing starter cord kickback.

Chemical and Electrical Shock Hazards

Alerts to hazards from inhaling chemicals and electrical shock risks.

Operational Safety Precautions

Hot Surfaces and Entanglement Hazards

Covers risks from hot engine parts, rotating components, and entanglement.

Particle and Spark Hazards

Addresses risks from flying particles and unintentional sparks.

Assembly

Installing Wheel Kit and Adding Fluids

Engine Oil and Fuel Addition

Connecting Hoses and Water Supply

High Pressure Hose Connections

Water Inlet Connection and Purge

Operation

Pressure Washer Location and Starting Procedure

Safe placement of the washer and initial starting steps.

Engine Operation and Nozzle Adjustment

Starting and Stopping the Engine

How to start and safely stop the engine and relieve pressure.

Detergent Application, Rinsing, and Cooling

Maintenance and Pre-Use Checks

Nozzle, O-Ring, and Pump Maintenance

Pump Maintenance (Changing Oil)

Pump Oil Change and Storage

Changing Pump Oil

Preparing Unit and Protecting Pump for Storage

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Pump Issues (Pressure, Volume)

Solutions for problems related to pump pressure and water volume.

Detergent and Engine Performance Issues

Fixes for detergent mixing problems and engine bogging.

Operational Stoppage