Spitwater SHW88 - User Manual

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ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
MANUAL
MADE IN AUSTRALIA
BY
SPITWATER AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
953 METRY STREET
NORTH ALBURY NSW 2640
AUSTRALIA
WARNING: Read and understand this instruction manual before operating this
unit and retain for future reference.
Failure to follow operating, safety and maintenance instructions outlined in this
manual releases the manufacturer from any responsibility for any accidents or
damage incurred and may render any warranty void.
DIESEL HOT WATER
HIGH PRESSURE
CLEANER
MODEL NO:
SHW88 (SW21200DE)

Summary

INTRODUCTION

GENERAL DESCRIPTION & INTENDED USE

Describes the applications and purpose of Spitwater high pressure cleaners.

SPARE PARTS, ACCESSORIES AND AFTER SALES SERVICE

Information on obtaining spare parts, accessories, and after-sales support.

TECHNICAL DATA

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

Crucial safety warnings for operating the high pressure cleaner.

SAFETY LABELS, UNIT COMPONENTS FEATURES & CONTROLS

ICON GUIDE

GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

OBSERVE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Emphasizes reading and understanding the entire manual and following safety regulations.

FIRE PREVENTION

Guidelines for preventing fires, including storage of flammable fluids and dealing with hot surfaces.

SAFE HANDLING OF FUEL AND LUBRICANTS

Procedures for safely handling fuel and lubricants, including refueling and storage.

HAZARDS AND CHECKS

EXHAUST & FLUE GASES

Safety measures related to exhaust gases and ventilation.

BURNS & HOT SURFACE

Warnings about hot components and precautions to avoid burns.

CHEMICAL HAZARD

Handling precautions for chemicals, including detergents and battery acid.

CHECKS AND SERVICE

Guidelines for daily inspection and regular servicing of the unit.

OPERATIONAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

PERSONAL SAFETY

Requirements for personal protective equipment (PPE) and safe operating practices.

EQUIPMENT AND WORK ZONE SAFETY

WORK ZONE SAFETY

Keeping the work area clear and safe, and avoiding hazardous areas.

EQUIPMENT SAFETY

Rules for safe operation, including pressure limits and chemical usage.

SAFETY FEATURES OF THE UNIT

Description of the unit's built-in safety mechanisms like pressure regulating valve and emergency stop.

STORAGE; TRANSPORT

SAFE HANDLING AND MOVEMENT

Procedures for safe movement, lifting, and vehicle transportation of the unit.

TEMPERATURE CONSIDERATIONS

Guidelines for transporting and storing the unit at temperatures below 0°C.

DETERGENT LINE MAINTENANCE

Instructions for cleaning and flushing the detergent lines during storage.

ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION GUIDE

LIFTING AND UNPACKING

Cautions for safe lifting and unpacking procedures to avoid damage and injury.

UNIT IDENTIFICATION AND POSITIONING

How to identify the unit and requirements for stable, upright positioning.

OPERATIONAL CHECKS

Checking oil levels and engine coolant levels before operation.

ASSEMBLY: NOZZLES, LANCE, AND HOSE

NOZZLE ASSEMBLY

Instructions for connecting high and low pressure nozzles to the lance.

LANCE, TRIGGER GUN & HOSE ASSEMBLY

Steps for assembling the lance, trigger gun, and high pressure hose.

ASSEMBLY: HOSE AND WATER CONNECTIONS

HIGH PRESSURE HOSE CONNECTION

Connecting the high pressure hose to the unit outlet connector safely.

WATER INLET CONNECTION

Guidelines for connecting the water supply, including potable water mains and filters.

ASSEMBLY: DIESEL FUELING

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL PRE-START CHECK

Daily inspection procedures to ensure the unit is safe and ready for operation.

TO START

Step-by-step guide on starting the unit, including pre-start checks and key switch operation.

COLD START

Specific instructions for starting the engine in cold weather conditions.

TO USE

How to operate the unit, including releasing the trigger lock and purging air from the system.

OPERATION: PRESSURE AND HOT WATER MODES

PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT

How to adjust the pressure between high and low settings using the lance handle.

HOT WATER MODE OPERATION

Instructions for activating and operating the hot water function using the burner start button.

USING CLEANING AGENT

COLD WATER MODE OPERATION

Turning off hot water mode and returning to cold water for cleaning.

DETERGENT APPLICATION

How to use cleaning agents in low pressure, including filling the tank and adjusting the injector.

OPERATION: SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES

SHUTTING DOWN THE UNIT

Procedures for safely stopping the unit, including closing the chemical injector and turning off switches.

RELEASING PRESSURE AND LOCKING GUN

Steps to release trapped pressure in the system and engage the gun trigger lock.

POST-USE CLEANING

Instructions for cleaning the detergent line if the unit is left unused for an extended period.

SERVICE; CARE RECOMMENDATIONS AND DIY TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

General safety rules for maintenance, including using original parts and disconnecting power.

SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

Recommendations for regular maintenance and part replacement to ensure peak performance.

DAILY INSPECTION CHECK LIST

CHECKS BEFORE UNIT START

Pre-start checks including guards, cleaning, leaks, and fluid levels.

CHECKS DURING UNIT RUN

Checks to perform while the unit is operating, such as gauges, leaks, and exhaust fumes.

USAGE VS SERVICE FREQUENCY

OIL CHECK POINTS

ENGINE OIL CHECK

Procedure for checking the engine oil level using the dipstick.

PUMP OIL CHECK

Procedure for checking the pump oil level using the dipstick or sight glass.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Spitwater SHW88 Specifications

General

Max Pressure	3000 psi
Engine	Honda GX200
Pump Type	Triplex
Weight	72 kg
Hose Length	10 m
Nozzles Included	5 (0°, 15°, 25°, 40°, Soap)