SAFE JETTING
PREPARATION FOR USE
1. Be sure to diligently check the oil in the pump,
and engine daily.
NOTE there are separate oil reservoirs for the pump and
engine.
2. With the machine placed upon a level surface, the
pump oil level should cover the red dot located in
the oil level sight glass on the side of the pump.
If necessary, top-up the oil level (use non foaming type
of oil [refer to pump manufacturers manual]). Be very
careful to not mix different oil grades as this may prove
detrimental to the machine’s performance. If you are
planning to use alternative oil, be sure to first empty
the remaining oil by unscrewing the drain plug at the
bottom of the pump.
3. After filling the oil to an adequate level, ensure that
the breather plugs is fitted back to the pump.
4. Remember to carefully check the engine’s oil level on
a daily basis. Please refer to the engine
manufacturer’s separate handbook for further
guidance.
1. Pull a sufficient amount of water supply hose
off the reel and connect this to the water tap.
NOTE the break tank is fitted with a low water cut
off switch. This means that the engine will not run
if the water level drops below a certain point.
2. Turn on water supply
NOTE the tap should be fully on. Please ensure
that there are no leaks throughout the supply
hose and/or connections.
3. Ensure that the break tank is full, and the float
valve has shut off.
4. Engage the battery isolator and check that the
emergency stop button is reset.
5. Ensure that your main hose is connected to the
safe starting connector.
NOTE If your jetter does not have a safety starting
connector, you can hold an open-ended hose in
your hand and simply point it downwards.
Ensure that no nozzle is fitted to the
hose. It must be open flow.
6. Ensure that the ball valve is in the
OPEN
position.
7. Ensure that the engine choke is fully on.
Then, proceed to turn the key to
start the
engine
. Please refer to the engine manual
for further details.
8. Adjust throttle speed as required.
9. Once the engine has been started,
close the
ball valve
, at which point the pump will
now go into bypass mode, and
release the
engine choke
.
OIL PROPERTIES
Oil loses its lubricity over time. Therefore, change the
pump oil during regular service. Failure to carry out
the regular maintenance voids warranty. For more
information, refer to page 17.
BATTERY MAINTENACE
The ROTHENBERGER jetter is fitted with a lead acid
battery. It may be necessary to run the jetter for at least
20 minutes to recharge the battery as required.
If the battery is flat, it may be recharged using a
battery charger. Contact a battery specialist for further
assistance.
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Summary of Contents for ROBLAST JETTER
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