13A Electric Pressure Washer
EN
10
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE:
Before using the tool, read the
instruction book carefully.
INTENDED USE
The electric high pressure washer is intended for
residential cleaning projects-from porch to patio,
driveways and decks, boats, pavers, bricks, BBQs and
more.
ASSEMBLY & OPERATION
ACTION
FIGURE
ASSEMBLY
Attach the middle
extension lance to wand
Note:
when attaching, align
the two projections on the
lance with the grooves on the
wand.
Attach the front lance to
the middle extension lance
Note:
When attaching, align
the projection on the front
lance with the groove on the
middle extension lance with
the button held.
See Fig. A1
A2,A3,A4
Attach& Detach the high
pressure hose
Note:
after the high pressure
hose is connected, check the
connection by gently pulling
on the hose to ensure it stays
connected. Press the release
trigger on the wand to detach
the hose.
Note:
For detaching the hose
easily, please pull the trigger
to drain water from wand
when operation is completed
and switch is in “OFF/II ”posi-
tion.
See Fig.
B1,B2,B3,B4
Attach the garden hose
Connect one end of the home
garden hose (not supplied) to
the adapter and another end
to waterspout.
See Fig. C
OPERATION
Extension cord
It is not recommended to
use the extension cord. If
necessary, ensure the plug
and extension cord con-
nection is on an elevated
surface that does not
contact the water area.
See Fig. D
GFCI plug test
Press “test”, the light will be
out.
Press “reset”, the power
regains and the light will il-
luminate.
Note: To keep good opera-
tion of GFCI, please imple-
ment it once a month.
See Fig. E
START/STOP
Turn on the water supply tap.
Connect the washer to the
power supply and turn the
switch to “ON/I ”position.
Then press trigger
Note: Before pressing
trigger, make sure Lock-
off switch is in “unlock”
position.
WARNING: Do not
start the machine
without connecting
and turning on the water
supply because it may
cause damage to high
pressure seals and reduce
the service life of pump.
See Fig. F1,F2
Release the trigger and turn
the switch to “OFF/II”position.
Turn Off the water supply tap
Note: When not in use,
make sure Lock-off switch
is in “lock” position.
See Fig.G1,G2
Select the right nozzles
Select the suitable nozzle for
different cleaning jobs.
Nozzle 0
0
(red) and Nozzle 15
0
(yellow) are applicable for
cleaning stubborn stain on
concrete.
Nozzle 25
0
(green) is applicable
for cleaning on concrete,
bricks and masonry.
Nozzle 40
0
(white) is applicable
for cleaning on wooden and
other soft objects .
Turbo nozzle is applicable for
cleaning concrete, bricks and
masonry.
WARNING: Do not
change the nozzle
pattern when the
tool is powered on.
See Fig.H
Cleaning
Begin with the nozzle 1-2ft
away from the surface and
approach with caution until it
reaches the desired position
for overly close spray may do
harm to surface.
WARNING
: Do not
connect the machine to
water supplies that are
dirty, rusty, muddy, or
corrosive. (Including window
cleaning liquids, plant foods,
or fertilizers etc.)
See Fig. I
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