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Hotsy 1800 Series User Manual

Hotsy 1800 Series
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WARNING:
This product and accessories may contain a chemical known to the
State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other
reproductive harm.
For more information about this regulation: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
9.808-037.0-A 05/10/18
1800/5700/5800 Series - Electric
Gas Fired - Hot Water
Operators Manual
Stationary Pressure Washer
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MODELS:
1812SS
1.109-660.0
1832SS-208
1.109-661.0
1832SS
1.109-662.0
1835SS
1.109-663.0
1836SS
1.109-664.0
5732SS-208
1.109-654.0
5732SS
1.109-655.0
5735SS
1.109-656.0
5736SS
1.109-657.0
5832SS-208
1.109-650.0
5832SS
1.109-651.0
5835SS
1.109-652.0
5836SS
1.109-653.0
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Hotsy 1800 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Pressure3000 PSI
Power SourceGasoline
TypeHot Water
EngineHonda
Series1800 Series

Summary

Hotsy Pressure Washer Models

Model Overview

Lists available Hotsy stationary pressure washer models with their corresponding part numbers.

Machine Data and Important Notes

Recording Machine Information

Provides fields to log model, serial number, and purchase date for future reference.

Manual Navigation Guide

Manual Organization Overview

Details the manual's sections: Safety, Operations, and Maintenance.

Introduction to Safety and Responsibility

Owner and User Responsibilities

Defines the owner's duty to understand and follow operating instructions and warnings.

Manual Retention for Future Reference

Advises keeping the manual with the machine and specifying model/serial for parts.

Critical Safety Warnings

Electrical Safety Precautions

Details requirements for electrical grounding and avoiding contact with water near electrical components.

Flammable Liquid and Fume Hazards

Warns about flammable liquids creating ignitable fumes, causing damage or severe injury.

Operational Safety Practices

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Emphasizes wearing eye, ear, hand, and foot protection during operation.

Handling Hot Surfaces and Fluids

Advises caution with hot surfaces and fluids, recommending safe gripping areas.

Installation and Usage Safety Guidelines

Location and Installation Safety

Advises on avoiding small areas, ensuring adequate oxygen, and keeping combustibles away.

Electrical Safety in Garage Environments

Specifies safety measures for electrical products in garages, including clearances and flooring.

Propane Tank Safety Instructions

LP Gas Container Handling and Filling

Details procedures for filling LP-gas containers, checking for leaks, and securing tanks.

LP Gas Container Storage and Disposal

Advises on proper storage of LP-gas containers, avoiding heat and enclosed areas, and safe disposal.

Technical Specifications

Component Identification

Assembly and Setup Guide

Unpacking and Parts Identification

Instructs on careful unpacking, checking for missing parts, and identifying included components.

Connecting Hoses, Trigger Gun, and Wand

Details the process of assembling the pressure hose, trigger gun, and wand using Teflon tape.

Installation Procedures

Location and Environmental Considerations

Advises on selecting a suitable location, considering environmental factors and accessibility.

Electrical Connection Requirements

Details electrical safety precautions and requirements for connecting the pressure washer to the power supply.

Fuel and Burner Installation

Natural Gas Fuel Supply Setup

Specifies requirements for connecting the natural gas fuel supply line and recommended pressure settings.

Gas Burner Installation Precautions

Warns about qualified personnel for modification and installation, and gas line pressure limits.

Gas Piping and LP-Gas Information

Gas Piping Installation Requirements

Outlines adherence to local codes and requirements for gas piping installation and shut-off valves.

LP-Gas Handling and Safety Facts

Explains LP-gas properties, safety facts, container regulations, and proper usage position.

LP-Gas Container Management

Filling LP Gas Containers Safely

Details the procedure for filling LP-gas containers, emphasizing not to overfill.

Propane Tank Disposal Procedures

Advises on the proper and safe disposal methods for unused propane tanks.

Venting and Ventilation Systems

Exhaust Venting Requirements

Covers general venting rules, clearances from combustibles, and local code compliance.

Combustion Air Ventilation Needs

Specifies the requirements for room vents to supply combustion and ventilation air for safe operation.

Exhaust Stack Components and Sizing

Exhaust Stack Sizing Guidelines

Provides guidance on selecting appropriate exhaust stack sizes based on GPM ratings.

Draft Control Devices and Accessories

Explains the function of draft diverters and the use of power vents for airflow restriction.

Gas Pressure and Burner Tuning

Gas Pressure Settings and Data

Details ideal incoming gas pressure, manifold pressure, and BTU input for various models.

Burner Damper Adjustment Procedure

Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting the burner damper using a combustion analyzer for efficiency.

Altitude and Gas Valve Adjustments

High Altitude Installation Adjustments

Explains how to adjust gas manifold pressure for installations above 2000 feet.

Gas Valve Replacement Procedure

Outlines the process for replacing the gas valve and adjusting manifold pressure for proper operation.

Starting Up the Unit

Pre-Start Safety Checks and Warnings

Lists critical safety checks, including gas detection and proper control operation before lighting the appliance.

Initial Machine Startup Procedure

Details the sequence for starting the machine, including purging air and operating controls.

Pre-Operation Checklist

Operating the Pressure Washer

Starting the Pressure Washer Operation

Details the sequence for starting the machine, including turning on water, purging air, and engaging the burner.

Stopping the Pressure Washer Operation

Outlines the steps for safely shutting down the pressure washer, including purging detergent and cooling the coil.

Cleaning Techniques and Storage

Surface Cleaning and Rinsing

Explains pre-rinsing, applying detergent, high-pressure rinsing, and proper nozzle selection.

Machine Storage and Antifreeze Protection

Guides on protecting the machine from freezing during storage by flushing with antifreeze.

Routine Maintenance Procedures

Pump and Motor Maintenance

Details lubrication, proper care, and inspection of the pump and motor components.

Valve and Heating Coil Maintenance

Explains inspection and maintenance for pressure relief valves, unloader valves, and heating coils.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Service and Warranty Information

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