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General| Rated Pressure (PSI) | 3100 |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate (GPM) | 2.5 |
| Hose Length | 25 ft |
| Pump Type | Axial Cam |
| Engine | Honda GC190 |
| Nozzles | 5 Quick-Connect |
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE hazard levels.
Warns about carbon monoxide poisoning from engine exhaust, especially indoors.
Warns about high-pressure fluid injection risk and keeping clear of the nozzle.
Warns that engine exhaust fumes cause serious injury or death from carbon monoxide.
Explains high fluid pressures can cause amputation or serious injury via injection.
Details safe practices like not pointing at self/others, securing hoses, and avoiding muffler contact.
Warns that high-velocity spray can break objects, creating hazardous projectiles.
Warns that unsafe operation can lead to serious injury or death.
Explains correct starting procedures to avoid kickback and injury.
Warns about fuel/oil leaks causing fire, breathing hazards, or property damage.
Warns that spraying electrical outlets or circuits can cause fatal shock.
Warns that over-inflating tires can cause serious injury and property damage.
Warns that touching hot engine parts can cause serious burns.
Warns against using acids, gasoline, or flammable solvents, recommending specific cleaners.
Warns that the unit is too heavy for one person and requires assistance.
Guides on attaching the handle assembly to the frame.
Instructs to add oil to the engine before starting and check levels regularly.
Reiterates the danger of running the engine indoors due to carbon monoxide.
Reiterates the risk of high-pressure fluid injection and contact with skin/animals.
Instructions for connecting the garden hose to the pump inlet.
Instructions for connecting the high-pressure hose to the pump outlet.
Instructions for connecting the high-pressure hose to the spray gun.
Identifies key components of the pressure washer unit with labels.
Describes the function of the high-pressure pump.
Identifies the engine as the power source for the pump.
Explains the choke control for the carburetor.
Describes the grip used to start the engine recoil.
Guides on attaching the handle assembly to the frame.
Instructs on mounting the nozzle holder onto the panel.
Instructions for securely connecting the spray wand to the spray gun.
Defines key terms like PSI, GPM, and CU used in pressure washer operation.
Explains bypass mode allowing water recirculation when the trigger is not pulled.
Explains how to lower pressure by adjusting distance or changing nozzles.
Guides on choosing and using nozzles for different tasks and surfaces.
Warns of injection risk if spray stream contacts skin during nozzle changes.
For pinpoint cleaning of hard, unpainted surfaces or high reach areas.
For intense cleaning of unpainted hard surfaces.
For intense cleaning of larger areas on metal, concrete, or wood.
Details using the detergent siphon hose and low-pressure nozzle for applying cleaners.
Guides on attaching the detergent siphon hose to the pump.
Guides on installing the black (low pressure) nozzle for chemical application.
Repeats the warning about running the engine indoors due to carbon monoxide.
Reiterates the risk of high-pressure fluid injection and contact with skin/animals.
Advises on fueling in a ventilated area, not overfilling, and wiping spills.
Instructs to rinse the chemical system with clean water after use.
Guides on turning the engine off as part of the shutdown procedure.
Warns of burn hazards from hot surfaces, water pressure, or moving parts during maintenance.
Refers to the Engine Owner's Manual for engine maintenance recommendations.
Explains how to clean clogged nozzles to maintain pump pressure.
Guides on removing, cleaning, and re-inserting the water inlet filter screen.
Refers to the Engine Owner's Manual for engine storage guidelines.
Advises using pump protector/winterizer for storage over 30 days or in freezing conditions.
Warns against using shorter replacement spray wands or guns, and hazardous accessories.
Lists technical specifications including PSI, GPM, hose length, and water pressure.
Directs users to contact customer service for issues instead of returning to the retailer.
Covers wheels, gun, hose, wand, and nozzles for 90 days.
Covers the pump and frame for one year against defects.
States the engine warranty is handled by the engine manufacturer.
Outlines steps for processing a warranty claim, including contacting service.
Emphasizes retaining the sales receipt as proof of purchase for warranty work.
Lists items not covered, such as reconditioned units, misuse, accidents, and unauthorized alterations.
Lists causes and solutions for an engine that fails to start.
Addresses issues causing low pressure when the unit is first used.
Explains issues related to choke lever position affecting engine operation.
Addresses low pressure issues that arise after the unit has been used normally.
Provides solutions for leaks occurring at the gun/wand connection.
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