CleanForce CF1400 User Manual

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CleanForce CF1400 Specifications

Power

power source requirement	120 V / 60 Hz
current drawn	13A

Operating Environment

rated pressure	1400 PSI
rated water flow rate	1.4 GPM
inlet water	Cold Tap Water

Weight and Dimensions

electrical cord length	35’
high-pressure hose length	19’

Summary

Electric High Pressure Washer

Important Safety Instructions

General Safety Warnings

Covers critical risks like skin penetration, explosion, and electric shock.

General Safety Rules

Essential precautions for safe operation, including alertness and proper footing.

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Protection

GFCI provides electrical shock protection. Test before each use.

Double-Insulation Instruction

Describes the product's double insulation system and servicing requirements.

Safety Features

Total Stop System (TSS)

Senses trigger release, stops motor. Motor restarts when trigger is pressed.

Extension Cords

Not recommended; if used, follow warnings and instructions for safe use.

Parts and Diagram List

Parts and Diagram List

Lists all components with item number, quantity, and part name.

Assembly and Operating Instructions

Tools Required

Lists necessary tools, like a Philips screwdriver.

Surface Preparation

Inspect area for hazards, remove objects, close doors/windows.

Water Supply

Use cold water only, minimum hose diameter, flow rate, and temperature limits.

Using the Accessories

Adjustable Spray Nozzle

Adjust from fan to jet spray by turning the nozzle. Do not adjust while spraying.

Working with Detergents

Apply detergent on dry surface at low pressure. Do not let detergent dry on surface.

Shutting Down and Cleaning Up

Detergent System Care

Proper cleaning is crucial. Avoid corrosive chemicals, solvents, TSP, ammonia, and acids.

Taking a Break

Winterizing and Long-Term Storage

Optimum Winterizing Procedure

Use pump saver fluid to protect internal parts from freezing and rust.

Quick Winterizing Procedure

Disconnect water, run unit briefly to expel water, store in a frost-free location.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Connections

Clean and lubricate connections on hoses, gun, and wand with non-water soluble grease.

Spray Tips

Clean clogged spray tips with a needle or thin instrument to remove deposits.

Water Filter Screen

Clean the water inlet screen regularly to prevent pump damage. Rinse until free of debris.

Troubleshooting

Motor will not start

Check ON/OFF switch, GFCI connection, outlet, and thermal protector.

Unit does not reach high pressure

Check water supply, hose diameter, filter, nozzle position, and air in pump.

Output pressure varies high and low

Check for nozzle obstruction, air in pump, water filter, and fittings.

Detergent not working

Check detergent concentration, container, connections, and nozzle position.

Motor buzzes but fails to run

Check supply voltage, extension cord, and residual friction.

No Water

Check water supply and kinks in the garden hose.

Product Specifications

Product Specifications

Lists rated pressure, power source, cord length, hose length, flow rate, current, and water type.

Warranty

Product Warranty

Keep receipt for proof of purchase. Warranty is for parts replacement, exchange, or repair, not refunds.

Two-Year Warranty - Motor And Pump

Covers defects in material/workmanship for two years. Repair or replace at option.

Ninety-Day Warranty - Accessories

Covers spray gun, hose, wand, tips, and accessories for 90 days.