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General| Brand | Simpson |
|---|---|
| Model | PS3425 |
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Language | English |
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
Indicates a practice not related to personal injury which, if not avoided, may result in property damage.
Engine exhaust contains CO, a poisonous gas. Use only outdoors and far from openings.
Read manuals before operating. Contact customer service with questions.
Keep clear of nozzle. Do not direct discharge stream at persons or live animals.
Product exhaust contains chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects, or reproductive harm.
Spilled gasoline vapors can ignite from sparks, electrical arcs, or hot engine parts.
Heat expands fuel in the tank, potentially causing spillage and fire.
Operating in an explosive environment can lead to fire.
Materials near the washer can block ventilation, causing overheating and ignition.
Muffler exhaust heat can damage surfaces, melt materials, and harm plants.
Improperly stored fuel can lead to accidental ignition and be accessible to children.
Using acids, toxic, or flammable solvents can result in serious injury or death.
Breathing exhaust fumes causes serious injury or death. Use in well-ventilated areas.
Some cleaning fluids contain substances harmful to skin, eyes, or lungs.
High pressure can penetrate flesh, causing amputation or serious injury. Do not treat injection.
Injuries occur if system pressure is not reduced before maintenance or disassembly.
Fluid spray can break objects, projecting particles at high speed.
Light or unsecured objects can become hazardous projectiles.
Unsafe operation can lead to serious injury or death. Be alert and familiar with controls.
Proper starting prevents engine kickback, which causes hand and arm injury.
The spray gun/wand is powerful; grip firmly with both hands.
Control reactive force of spray to prevent slips, falls, or misdirection.
Leaks can cause fire, breathing hazards, or damage surfaces in vehicles.
Store upright to prevent oil filling the cylinder and damaging the engine.
Spraying electrical outlets or switches can cause fatal shock.
Use only recommended cleaners. Wear protective clothing.
Over-inflating tires can cause serious injury and property damage.
High-velocity spray on tire sidewalls can cause damage and injury.
Contact with hot surfaces like engine exhaust can cause burns.
The pressure washer is heavy; lifting requires assistance to prevent injury.
Read instruction and engine manuals before operating for injury reduction.
Never run engine indoors or in poorly ventilated areas due to CO risk.
Avoid contact with high-pressure spray on skin, eyes, or animals.
Thread the garden hose to the pump inlet.
Thread the high pressure hose to the pump outlet.
Thread the other end of the high pressure hose to the spray gun.
Thread the spray wand into the end of the spray gun.
Pull quick connect coupler back and insert nozzle.
Do not run the unit without water supply connected and turned on.
Release air from pump and hose by depressing trigger until steady water stream.
Ensure the fuel switch is turned to the ON position.
Ensure the engine switch is turned to the ON position.
Move the choke to the CLOSED position before starting.
Pull the recoil starter grip to start the engine.
Gradually move the choke to the OPEN position after engine starts.
Identifies key parts like pump, engine, hoses, and spray gun.
Increases the pressure of the water supply.
Drives the high pressure pump. Refer to Engine Owner's Manual for controls.
Carries pressurized water from the pump to the gun and spray wand.
Connects with spray wand to control water flow, direction, and pressure.
Allows quick change of high pressure nozzles.
Feeds cleaning agents into the pump to mix with water.
Describes the handle for operation and the frame for structure.
Identifies the outlet port for water from the pump.
Identifies the inlet port for water into the pump.
Connectors for attaching different spray nozzles.
Storage for quick connect nozzles.
Identifies Choke Control, Starter Grip, and Engine Switch.
Steps for assembling the pressure washer, including handle and hose connections.
Defines units like PSI, GPM, CU, and modes like Bypass Mode.
Allows water recirculation when trigger is not pulled, preventing pump damage.
Opens to release water when pump temperature gets too high.
Mixes cleaners or solvents with water for improved cleaning.
Minimum 20 PSI and 5 GPM required. Use cold water only.
Lower pressure by moving away or using a 40° nozzle.
Ensure engine is off before changing nozzles to prevent injury.
Do not direct spray at persons, skin, eyes, or animals when changing nozzles.
Details nozzle colors, spray patterns, uses, and suitable surfaces.
Describes attaching siphon hose, using black nozzle, and rinsing system.
Use only soaps/chemicals for pressure washers. Do not use bleach.
Attach siphon hose to barbed fitting and place in solution container.
Install the low pressure (black) nozzle for chemical application.
Rinse system with clean water after chemical use to prevent pump damage.
Avoid contact with high-pressure spray on skin, eyes, or animals.
Never operate indoors; exhaust contains deadly CO gas.
Never fill fuel tank when engine is running or hot. Do not smoke.
Add fresh gasoline and check engine/pump oil levels before starting.
Connect water hose, turn on source, verify filter screen, connect to pump inlet.
Choose the correct nozzle for the job. Refer to chemical application section if needed.
Turn water source on and remove air from hose/pump until steady stream.
Follow engine manual. Warning for unsafe operation if engine doesn't start.
Depress trigger on gun to start water flow after engine starts.
Stand on stable surface, grip firmly, expect kickback.
Engage trigger lock when gun is not in use to prevent accidental spraying.
Rinse system, turn off engine, turn off water, relieve pressure.
Maintenance may expose to hot surfaces, pressure, or moving parts.
Disconnect power, cool engine, release pressure before maintenance.
Consult Engine Owner's Manual for all maintenance recommendations.
Change pump oil per schedule. Use recommended oil types.
Ensure oil level is at the dot in the middle of the sight glass.
Steps to drain old oil and refill with new oil.
Clean and lubricate connections regularly to prevent leakage.
Steps to clean clogged nozzles using the kit provided.
Check and clean the screen filter periodically for proper function.
Consult Engine Owner's Manual for specific storage guidelines.
Use Pump Guard or equivalent for storage over 30 days or in freezing temperatures.
Use correct length wands/guns. Use only manufacturer-recommended accessories.
Lists model number PS3425 and its key performance ratings.
Details PSI Max, GPM Max, hose length, and water inlet requirements.
Instructions to contact customer service via www.simpsoncleaning.com.
Covers defects in material/workmanship, not wear, abuse, or neglect.
Retain defective parts for inspection. Manufacturer judgments are final.
Normal wear items, damage from misuse, alterations, or non-approved parts are excluded.
Replaces all other warranties. Limits liability for damages and expenses.
Excludes rental use, shipping damage, accident, abuse, misuse, neglect, alterations.
Excludes chemical deterioration, freeze damage, non-approved parts, normal wear.
Engine is covered by the engine manufacturer's warranty. See engine manual.
High Pressure Pump: 5 years. Frame: 1 year from purchase date.
Covers accessories for 90 days from purchase date.
Check fuel, pressure build-up, choke position, spark plug wire.
Check water supply, hose fittings, nozzle obstruction.
Check water filter, air in hose, choke, hose length, spray wand setting.
Clean chemical filter, ensure siphon hose is submerged, dilute chemical.
Contact service for worn seals, obstructed valves, or unloader piston issues.
Check for worn o-rings or loose hose connections.
Check connections, packings, o-rings, or pump head/tubes for damage.
Nozzle obstruction is a common cause. See Nozzle Cleaning.
Check oil seals, drain plug, fill plug, overfilling, or incorrect oil.
