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WARNING
• When the high-pressure cleaner is le to cool down, take care that:
- the high-pressure cleaner is not le unattended in the presence of unsupervised children, elderly or
disabled people.
- the high-pressure cleaner is in a stable position and not at risk of falling over.
- the high-pressure cleaner is not in contact with inammable materials, or in their immediate vicinity.
6.2 storage
• Wind up the high-pressure pipe (30) carefully and avoid bending it.
• Wind up the electric power supply cable (14).
• Put the high-pressure cleaner in a clean and dry place making sure that the electric power supply cable
and the high-pressure pipe are not damaged.
CAUTION
• e high-pressure cleaner is not frost proof.
In order to prevent the formation of ice inside the high-pressure cleaner in cold areas, it is possible to
make the high pressure cleaner take up a motor vehicle grade anti freeze before starting the “Switch
o” procedures. Contact a Skilled Technician before attempting this as the pumped liquid could
damage the seals in the high-pressure pump.
If it is not possible to protect the high pressure cleaner in cold areas as described above, it must be
brought into a warm room for the time required to melt any ice which may have formed inside it
before attempting to start it up again.
If these instructions are not followed, the high pressure cleaner may be seriously damaged.
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WARNING
• Only start cleaning and maintenance once the instructions in the “Switching o” section have been
completed.
It is particularly important to always disconnect the electricity supply.
• To safeguard the safety of the high pressure cleaner, only use the original spare parts supplied by the
Manufacturer or those endorsed by him.
• e rubber pipes, the coupling and the high-pressure lances are important for safety: only use those
endorsed by the Manufacturer.
7.1 routIne maIntenance
Follow the instructions in the “Switching o” section and abide by the recommendations in the table below.
INTERVAL FOR MAINTENANCE ACTION
Each time used • Check the supply cable, high-pressure pipe, couplings, cleaner gun, lance pipe.
Should any of these parts appear to be damaged, do not use the high pressure cleaner
and contact a Skilled Technician.
Weekly • Clean the water inlet lter (39).
Unscrew the water inlet coupling (16) and remove the lter (also see g. 1).
Usually, it is sucient to pass the lter under running water or in a jet of compressed
air to clean it. In more dicult cases, use a lime scale remover or replace the lter.
Contact an authorised service centre for the purchase of a new lter.
Monthly • Clean the detergent suction lters.
A lter is found inside the tank (5) and is accessible after the cap (3) has been removed.
Another lter (40) is supplied with the detergent suction pipe from external tank (31).
Usually it is sucient to pass the lters under running water or in a jet of compressed
air to clean them. In more dicult cases, use a lime scale remover or replace the lters.
Contact an authorised service centre for the purchase of new lters.
• Clean the nozzle.
It is generally sucient to insert the pin (29) supplied into the nozzle’s hole to clean it.
If this does not result in any improvement, replace the nozzle. Contact an authorised
service centre for the purchase of a new nozzle.
The professional, xed, fan-shaped spray nozzle used on the nozzle heads (24) can
be replaced using a 14 mm pipe key (not supplied).
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