To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there a loss of pressure in my Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner?
A loss of pressure in your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner can occur due to several reasons: * The nozzle is worn, so you should change it. * The valves are dirty or clogged; check, clean, or replace them. * The valve seals are worn; check and/or replace them. * The seals are worn; check and/or replace them. * The filter is clogged; check and/or clean it.
How to reduce excess noise from Patriot PW 120 Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner?
Excess noise from your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner may be due to: * Air being drawn in; check the intake lines. * Worn, dirty, or clogged valves; check, clean, or replace them. * Worn bearings; check and/or replace them. * Water temperature being too high; lower the temperature to below 40 °C. * A dirty filter; check and/or replace it.
What to do if the Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner pump doesn't run when the switch is pressed?
If the pump of your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner doesn't run, here are a few things to check: * Inspect the plug and fuses for damage. * Verify that the voltage is sufficient. * Manually turn over the motor if the pump is locked. * Allow the motor to cool down if the thermal relay has triggered.
Why is my Patriot PW 120 pump running but not generating pressure?
If the pump in your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner runs but no pressure is generated, consider the following: * The intake filter may be clogged; clean it. * Air may be drawn in at the connectors; check the intake connection fitting and the hose connectors. * The inlet and outlet valves may be clogged or worn; clean or replace them. * The diameter of the nozzle hole may be too large; check and replace it.
Why does the motor on my Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner suddenly stop?
If the motor on your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner suddenly stops, it could be due to the thermal relay being triggered by overheating. Check the voltage, turn off the switch, and let the motor cool down for a few minutes.
What causes irregular operating pressure in my Patriot PW 120 Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner?
Irregular operating pressure in your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner could be caused by: * Air being drawn in; check the intake connectors. * Clogged and worn valves; clean and replace them. * Worn seals; check and replace them. * The motor not stopping completely when previously letting go of the gun trigger; wait for the motor to stop completely before pressing the trigger again.
What to do if my Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner motor hums but doesn't start when the switch is pressed?
If the motor of your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner hums but doesn't start when the switch is pressed: * Check the voltage; the mains voltage might be lower than specified. * Check the pump; it might be blocked or frozen. * Check to see that the extension cable is sufficient. Exchange the extension cable for one that is sufficient, if it is not.
Why is my Patriot PW 120 Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner pump dripping?
If your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner pump is dripping, it is likely that the seals are worn. Check and replace them, if needed (professional repair shop).
Why is water leaking from the pump head of my Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner?
If water is leaking from the pump head of your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner, it could be due to worn seals or a worn O-ring of the seal set. Exchange the seal or the O-ring.
Why is the water expelled from my Patriot PW 120 mixed with oil?
If the water expelled from your Patriot Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner is mixed with oil, the sealing rings (water + oil) are likely worn. Check and/or replace them.
General| Model | PW 120 |
|---|---|
| Ultrasonic Frequency | 42 kHz |
| Heating Function | No |
| Dimensions | 200 x 140 x 125 mm |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
Details about voltage, power, pressure, flow rate, and sound levels.
Identification of all components with corresponding numbers.
Explains the meaning of 'Danger', 'Warning', and 'Caution' signal words.
Essential rules for safe operation and preventing accidents.
Guidelines for connecting the high-pressure washer to the main electrical supply.
Requirements for extension cords, including length and cross-section for safe outdoor use.
Information on preventing electrical shock, proper grounding, and modifying plugs.
Outlines intended use, application areas, usage limits, and safety device functions.
Step-by-step guide for attaching handle, hose hooks, spray wand, and hose.
Instructions for connecting water, drawing from reservoirs, and bleeding the pump.
Cautionary advice on maintaining safe distances during high-pressure cleaning.
How to adjust water spray, pressure modes, and apply detergent.
Steps for securing the washer, connecting supplies, and managing the trigger and kickback.
How to use detergent, recommended cleaning, and post-use care.
Procedures for safely interrupting, finishing operations, and turning off supplies.
Instructions for safely carrying the appliance manually.
Guidelines for securing and moving the appliance in a vehicle.
Steps for proper storage, including securing parts and temperature.
Measures to protect against frost and perform regular cleaning of filters and nozzles.
Instructions for making the machine unusable and responsible recycling.
Information on product manufacturing quality and warranty period.
Lists parts and conditions not covered by the warranty.
