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Indicates an imminently hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury if not avoided.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury if not avoided.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation resulting in minor or moderate injury if not avoided.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation resulting in property damage if not avoided.
Spark arrester may be legally required for use with flammable materials in specific locations.
Engine exhaust contains chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm.
Users must read and understand the manuals before operating the unit.
Details hazards related to gasoline, vapors, heat, and explosive environments.
Hazards from materials near the washer, muffler heat, fuel storage, and chemicals.
Hazards from engine exhaust (carbon monoxide) and cleaning fluids.
Hazards from high-pressure fluid spray and leaks causing serious injury.
Hazards from using improper chemicals and failure to wear protective gear.
Hazards from spraying water near electrical outlets and switches.
Hazards from contacting hot engine components.
Hazards from fuel/oil leaks during transport or storage.
Hazards from improper operation, starting procedures, and misuse.
Hazards from high-velocity fluid spray and projectiles.
Includes engine frame, wheel assembly, handle, and accessories panel.
High pressure hose, chemical hose, spray gun, and multi-adjustable spray wand.
Engine manual, operation manual, Allen wrench, and cleaning tool.
Container of engine oil and other bagged accessories.
Instructions for attaching the handle to the frame.
Instructions for connecting the spray wand to the spray gun.
Instructions for connecting the high-pressure hose to the spray gun.
Instructions for attaching the accessories panel to the handle assembly.
Instructions for adding engine oil to the unit.
Illustration showing the location of key components of the pressure washer.
Explanation of the main parts like pump, hose, gun, and wand.
Explanation of engine controls like primer and throttle.
Definitions of terms like PSI, GPM, and CU.
Definitions of Bypass Mode, Chemical Injection System, and Water Supply.
Methods to adjust pressure by moving away, widening spray, or reducing engine speed.
Warnings about contact with skin, eyes, and animals from high-pressure spray.
Warnings about fueling the engine, operating in enclosed areas, and hose contact with hot muffler.
Warnings about using cold water, not turning off water supply, and bypass mode limits.
Instructions on using the multi-adjustable spray wand for high and low pressure settings.
How to adjust the nozzle for different spray patterns (0° to 40°).
How to set the wand for low pressure operation.
Caution about potential surface damage from high-pressure spray.
Steps for connecting the chemical hose and applying cleaning solutions.
Instructions to rinse the chemical injection system after use to prevent damage.
Steps before starting, including fueling and checking oil.
Connecting the water source and high-pressure hose to the pump.
Instructions for starting the engine and operating the spray gun.
How to adjust the nozzle for the task after starting.
Steps to rinse the chemical system after applying chemicals.
Instructions for properly shutting down the unit.
Relieving pressure in the gun and preparing for storage.
Safety warnings before performing maintenance, including disconnecting power and cooling.
Refers to Engine Manual for engine maintenance; pump is maintenance-free.
Steps to clean a clogged nozzle using the provided kit.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and re-inserting the water inlet filter.
Refers to Engine Manual; recommends winterizing for pump storage.
Steps for draining hoses, gun, wand, and storing components.
Common causes and corrections for engine starting issues.
Causes and corrections for pressure issues when the unit is first used.
Causes and corrections for the unit not drawing cleaning solutions.
Causes and corrections for pressure loss after the unit has been used.
Causes and corrections for leaks at the gun and wand connection.
Causes and corrections for leaks originating from the pump.
Causes and corrections for the pump's pulsating operation.
Lists the different warranty periods for various product components.
Outlines the steps the owner must take to process a warranty claim.
Lists exclusions from warranty coverage, such as misuse or normal wear.
Information on the duration and limitations of implied warranties.
General| Brand | Delta |
|---|---|
| Model | DTT2450 |
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Language | English |
