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General| Power | 2400W |
|---|---|
| Maximum Pressure | 2400 PSI |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Nozzles Included | Yes |
| Water Flow | 468 L/H |
Explains the motor operation and trigger activation for the pressure washer.
Provides general safety information and warnings for operating the pressure washer.
Details specific servicing procedures and precautions for double-insulated machines.
Provides safety precautions and usage guidelines for extension cords with the pressure washer.
Details how to connect the pressure washer to a water source, including pressure requirements.
Explains the steps for attaching hoses, spray handle, and nozzle, and connecting power.
Illustrates the components and steps for setting up the electrical and water connections for the unit.
Explains how to adjust the spray angle and pattern for effective cleaning.
Provides steps for cleaning a clogged or partially clogged nozzle to maintain performance.
Details the optimal angle for spraying water to achieve effective cleaning and avoid damage.
Offers advice on preventing surface damage by adjusting nozzle, distance, and spray pattern.
Describes the turbo nozzle, its effectiveness, and limitations for cleaning tasks.
Explains how to adjust the spray nozzle for different spray patterns (fan or linear).
Guides on adjusting the lance for high or low pressure spray using the trigger and nozzle.
Advises on inspecting the water inlet screen to prevent blockages and maintain water supply.
Instructs on adding detergent and using the spray wand at low pressure for cleaning.
Discusses the use of detergents, their effectiveness, and application methods for cleaning.
Outlines steps for preparing the cleaning area and surface before pressure washing.
Describes the initial rinse step to prepare the surface for detergent application.
Explains the process of rinsing the surface thoroughly after detergent application.
Details the procedure for safely shutting down the pressure washer after use.
Addresses issues with detergent not being drawn into the unit when using tanks.
Troubleshoots problems with detergent suction when using attachable applicators.
Provides solutions for the unit overheating, overloading, or having a damaged motor.
Lists potential causes and solutions for the pressure washer failing to start.
Explains why the pump might not reach adequate pressure and how to fix it.
Identifies causes for inconsistent pressure output and their corrective actions.
Offers solutions for the motor suddenly stopping during operation.
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