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SAFETY GLASSES
• Always wear safety glasses while operating.
DETERGENTS
• Only use detergents recommended for pressure washers. Using detergents not specifically
recommended for use with pressure washers can cause damage to pump and other pressure
washer components.
• DAMAGE CAUSED TO PRESSURE WASHER UNIT BY USING NON-RECOMMENDED
DETERGENTS IS NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.
COLD WEATHER STARTS
• Do not operate this pressure washer in temperatures below 5°C. Operating pressure washer in
temperatures below may cause damage to pump and other pressure washer parts.
• DAMAGE TO PRESSURE WASHER UNIT BY USER MISUSE IS NOT COVERED UNDER
WARRANTY.
SAFETY FEATURES
• Thermal Relief Valve
Protects the pump from overheating in case nozzle becomes clogged. This system should not be
abused. Make every effort to prevent the pump from overheating.
• Low-Oil Auto Shut-Off
This pressure washer is equipped with a low oil shut-off system. If the engine oil falls below
the recommended level, the pressure washer will automatically shut-off. This protects your
engine and prevents operating without proper lubrication.
STORAGE
• Store the pressure washer in a well-ventilated area with the fuel tank empty. Fuel should never be
stored or placed near the pressure washer.
• In winter, store the pressure washer indoors (at room temperature) in a dry location, away from any
heat sources.
• If unused gas will not be used for alternative purposes immediately, use fuel stabilizer to keep the
gas from breaking down.
• To protect and extend the life of your pressure washer when storing, use pump antifreeze, which
can be found at your local Canadian Tire store.
PREVENT PUMP DAMAGE
• Do not run the pressure washer engine for more than 5 minutes without pressing the wand trigger
or damage to the pump may result.
• Never let the machine run unless connected to the water supply. Ensure water supply is running
water through the pressure washer before attempting to start engine.
• Never run caustic fluids or acid through this machine
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