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DANGER: RISK OF INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE 
WHEN TRANSPORTING OR STORING 
WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT
• Fuel or oil can leak or spill 
and could result in fire or 
breathing hazard. Serious 
injury or death can result. 
Fuel or oil leaks will 
damage carpet, paint or 
other surfaces in vehicles 
ortrailers.
• Oil could fill the cylinder 
and damage the engine 
if the unit is not stored 
or transported in an 
uprightposition.
• If pressure washer is 
equipped with a fuel 
shut-off valve, turn the 
valve to the off position 
before transporting to 
avoid fuel leaks. If pressure 
washer is not equipped 
with a fuel shut-off valve, 
drain the fuel from tank 
before transporting. 
Only transport fuel in 
an approved container. 
Always place pressure 
washer on a protective 
mat when transporting to 
protect against damage 
to vehicle from leaks. 
Always transport and 
store unit in an upright 
position.Remove pressure 
washer from vehicle 
immediately upon arrival 
at yourdestination.
DANGER: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK 
WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT
• Spray directed at electrical 
outlets or switches, 
or objects connected 
to an electrical circuit, 
could result in a fatal 
electricalshock.
• Unplug any electrically 
operated product before 
attempting to clean 
it. Direct spray away 
from electric outlets 
andswitches.
DANGER: RISK OF CHEMICAL BURN 
WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT
• Use of acids, toxic or 
corrosive chemicals, 
poisons, insecticides, or 
any kind of flammable 
solvent with this product 
could result in serious 
injury ordeath.
• Do not spray acids, petrol, 
kerosene, or any other 
flammable materials with 
this product. Use only 
household detergents, 
cleaners and degreasers 
recommended for use 
with pressurewashers.
• Wear protective clothing 
to protect eyes and 
skin from contact with 
sprayedmaterials.
WARNING: RISK OF BURSTING 
WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT
• Over inflation of 
tyres could result in 
serious injury and 
propertydamage.
• Use a tyre pressure 
gauge to check the tyres 
pressure before each use 
and while inflating tyres; 
see the tyre sidewall for 
the correct tyre pressure. 
NOTE: Air tanks, compressors 
and similar equipment used 
to inflate tyres can fill small 
tyres similar to these very 
rapidly. Adjust pressure 
regulator on air supply to no 
more than the rating of the 
tyre pressure. Add air in small 
increments and frequently 
use the tyre gauge to prevent 
overinflation.
• High-velocity fluid spray 
directed at pneumatic 
tyre sidewalls (such as 
found on automobiles, 
trailers and the like) could 
damage the sidewall 
resulting in seriousinjury.
• On pressure washers 
rated above 1600psi 
(11032kPa) use the 
widest fan spray 
(40º nozzle) and keep 
the spray a minimum 
of 200 mm from the 
pneumatic tyre sidewall. 
Do not aim spray directly 
at the joint between the 
tyre andrim.