Versa 100/100C Owner's Manual Page 9
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - Cont'd
19. Point the wand towards the object to be cleaned and proceed with cleaning.
20. For chemically enhanced cleaning follow this procedure:
1. Open the metering valve.
2. Turn the control switch to position one (I) "cold water wash". While pointing the wand toward the
floor, squeeze the trigger on the gun and allow air to purge from the system. Check the system for
leaks.
3. Dial the metering valve to the desired chemical concentration.
4. Point the wand towards the object to be cleaned, squeeze the trigger, and proceed with cleaning.
5. To rinse with clean water, close the metering valve and continue spraying.
6. Flush the chemical feed line with fresh water after each use by placing the end of the chemical feed
line into a container of clean, fresh water. Run the unit in the cold water wash position (I) until all
traces of the chemical are gone.
DANGER: Allowing the detergent level to fall below the chemical feed line opening feeds air
into the system which could cause a steam explosion. Air introduced into the
system will cause pump damage and create steam space if the burner is on. The
detergent level should never fall below the chemical feed line opening. If you
should discover this condition, immediately turn the metering valve off.
21. Following hot water washing, turn the control switch to position one (I) and run cold water through the
unit until the water exiting the wand is cool, or until the wand is cool to the touch. This period of time can
be spent on a cold water rinse.
22. Turn the machine to the "OFF" position (O) and disconnect the power cord.
23. Turn the water supply off and disconnect all hose connections from the machine.
24. Drain hoses and wipe down the unit.
25. Store the machine, hoses, and any accessories in a dry place.
How To Check The Oil
It is critical that the oil in your machine be checked regularly. To check the oil follow this procedure:
1. Locate the oil dipstick in the plug on the top of the machine.
2. Turn the oil plug counterclockwise.
3. Wipe the dipstick with a clean cloth.
4. Screw the dipstick in. Pull it back out and check for the oil level mark. The oil level should be at the top
mark.
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