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General| Brand | Pressure Wave |
|---|---|
| Model | PWH2500 |
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Language | English |
Ensure the person using the equipment reads and understands all instructions before operating.
Provides contact number and website for product information, FAQs, and registration.
Explanation of symbols (DANGER, CAUTION, WARNING) used to indicate hazard levels.
Details on spark arresting mufflers and California regulations regarding emissions.
General safety instructions and warnings for operating the pressure washer.
Covers fuel ignition, hot components, exhaust fumes (CO), and cleaning fluid dangers.
Safety measures for ventilation, fueling, and using appropriate chemicals.
High-pressure spray can penetrate flesh, causing serious injury or amputation.
Safety measures: don't point nozzle at self, secure fittings, relieve pressure.
Hazards from chemical contact and spraying electrical outlets or switches.
Safety for using chemicals and avoiding electrical hazards.
Hazards from hot engine parts and fuel/oil leaks during transport/storage.
Precautions for hot parts and securing unit during transport/storage.
Dangers from improper use, starting, child interaction, and stability issues.
Guidelines for safe operation, starting, and preventing kickback.
Hazards from high-velocity spray, broken objects, and projectiles.
Wear safety gear, secure trigger lock, avoid spraying people/animals.
Lists all parts included in the package, including manuals, accessories, and bagged parts.
Steps for assembling grommets, nozzles, handle, and accessories panel.
Instructions for attaching the spray wand to the gun and the hose.
Guidance on adding engine oil and pump maintenance-free status.
Diagram and explanation of main parts and engine controls.
Definitions of terms like PSI and GPM used in pressure washing.
Explanation of CU, Bypass Mode, Chemical Injection System, and water supply needs.
Methods to lower pressure and warnings against increasing it.
Mandatory safety warnings regarding high-pressure spray, fueling, exhaust, and pump operation.
Nozzle storage, selection chart, and safe procedures for changing nozzles.
Details on nozzle patterns, uses, surfaces, and warnings about surface damage.
Steps for applying chemicals, rinsing the system, and preventing pump damage.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine, connecting water, and checking the filter screen.
Detailed steps for starting engine, engaging water flow, and adjusting spray.
Instructions for safely shutting down, including rinsing chemical systems and relieving pressure.
Safety for maintenance, engine manual reference, and pump maintenance status.
Procedures for cleaning clogged nozzles and the water inlet filter screen.
Recommendations for engine storage and using winterizer/antifreeze for pump protection.
Instructions for draining hoses, gun, and storing the chemical hose safely.
Common causes and corrections for engine not starting.
Troubleshooting low pressure on first use, covering wand, supply, leaks, and obstructions.
Diagnosing problems with chemical draw and low pressure after normal use.
Troubleshooting water leaks at connections and pump, and pump pulsation.
Details on warranty duration, claim process, and user obligations.
List of items not covered and limitations on implied warranties.
