High-pressure cleaners Batch 3000 + 9000 Mobile og Stationary
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Although the high-pressure cleaner has only been operating on “clean” tap water you should never
drink the water due to a possible high bacteria content from a previous heating.
Hot water that has been through the high-pressure cleaner must not be used in connection with
production or preparation of food as there exists extraordinary requirements for machines being used in
connection with food processing.
Frost proofing:
The cleaner must be stored frost free; if this is impossible, the pump and pump components must be frost
proofed as follows: Mount short ¾” hose on water inlet, place other end in a 5-litre can of anti-freeze.
Start cleaner, open the gun, close again when anti-freeze comes out at nozzles. Switch off power at
motor protection, and the cleaner is frost proofed.
Important:
When application of chemicals/soap has been terminated the suction hose and injector non-return valve
MUST be cleaned with pure water. Place injector suction hose in a bucket or similar container with pure
water and allow injector to suck water for a few minutes.
Never aim flush jet at electrical installations or live targets.
Never pull machine by high-pressure hose as this may cause damage to
machine components and entail forfeit of the warranty.
Beware of the water jet which has a cutting effect on sensitive surfaces under high pressure.
Never point the water jet towards yourself or other persons or animals. It is prohibited to “bath” animals
even with a low water temperature as the water jet can cause serious injury to the affected area.
Sensitive areas such as eyes and ears can be seriously and painfully injured.
Do not use high-pressure cleaning on electrical installations and live cables and avoid also sensitive
parts such as signs and delicate items.
Stop machine:
Turn off water, open gun, and let machine run for 15 – 30 sec.
Switch off at motor protection.
Release hose pressure.
Unplug the power plug.
If the machine has been exposed to frost, never start it again until it has thawed out
completely. Let your supplier check it for any damage that might have occurred.
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