● Always wear safety boots, respiratory mask, ear protection,
goggles and protective clothing during operation. ● The high
pressure generated by the machine is a particular source
of danger. Hold the spray lance rmly with both hands. The
spray lance is affected by a kickback force and a sudden
torque during operation. ● See Part 3:3 for the actual size
of the kickback force. ● During transportation: Position the
machine horizontally on the backside and secure with straps.
High pressure washers shall not be used nor maintained by
children. The machine can be used by people with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience
and knowledge if given supervision or instructions concern
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ing use of the machine in a safe way and understands the
hazards involved.
Part 2:3 provides a general overview of the machine
and operation elements along with illustrated sections on
preparation, operation, water connection, storage, and user
maintenance.
A Unpacking and preparing for use Follow illustrations in
A.
B Connection to potable water mains
High pressure
washers are not suitable for connection to the potable water
mains. Always check national regulations before connecting
the machine to potable water mains and use a back-ow pre-
venter if required. ● Use ½" garden hose, 10-25 m. ● Follow
illustrations in B.
C Connection to other water sources You can connect the
machine to e.g. rain water vessels, rivers, lakes and cisterns
etc. and operate it in suction mode. Follow illustrations in C.
D Leaving the machine unattended > 5 min.
See
listed warnings. Follow the illustrations in D.
E After use and storage After use always: Turn off the
machine. Empty machine and accessories of water to avoid
frost damage. Remove the plug from socket. Disconnect water
inlet hose. Wind up electrical cable and high pressure hose
to avoid damage of cable, high pressure hose and ttings.
Storage of machine shall be frost free. ● Follow illustrations
in E.
F Maintenance, inspection and repair Maintenance of the
machine should always be done when starting up after long
time of storage.
Before use, always inspect the machine
and equipment for damages. In case of damages, act accord-
ing to listed warnings. ● Do not attempt any maintenance not
described in the instructions. If the machine refuses to start,
stops, pulsates, pressure uctuates, motor buzzes, fuse blows
or no water comes out, check the trouble shooting diagram
at our website www.get-started.nilsk.com. Any repair
should always be made in Nilsk autho rized workshop with
original Nilsk spare parts. ● User maintenance according to
illustrations in F.
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