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Nozzle Selection Guide

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OPERATION To stop the motor:  Put the on/off switch in the OFF position (O).  Pull trigger to release water pressure. NOTE: The pressure washer may be on and the system may have pressure even when the pump and/or motor cannot be heard running. Always use caution around the pressure washer. USING THE TRIGGER HANDLE See Figure 17. WARNING: Hold the trigger handle securely with both hands. Expect the trigger handle to move when the trigger is pulled due to reaction forces. Failure to do so could cause loss of control and injury to yourself and others.  Pull back and hold the trigger to operate the pressure washer.  Release the trigger to stop the flow of water through the nozzle. To engage the lock out:  Push up on the lock out until it clicks into the slot. To disengage the lock out:  Push the lock out down and into its original position. Start with the nozzle 1-2 ft. away from the cleaning surface and carefully approach the surface just until the desired level of cleaning is achieved. If the spray is too close it can damage the cleaning surface. SELECTING THE RIGHT NOZZLE FOR THE JOB See Figure 18. Each of the nozzles has a different spray pattern. Before starting any cleaning job, determine the best nozzle for the job. Refer to the Nozzle Selection Guide for more information about which nozzle to choose. WARNING: NEVER remove nozzles without first turning off the motor, disconnect from power supply, relieving the water pressure in the trigger handle, and locking the lock out on the trigger handle. NEVER point the nozzle at your face or at others. The quick-connect feature contains small springs that could eject the nozzle with some force. Failure to follow these instructions could result in an eye injury or other serious personal injury. NOZZLE SELECTION GUIDE HIGH PRESSURE (NO SOAP WHEN USING THESE NOZZLES) LOW ­PRESSURE (FOR SOAP OR GENTLE RINSE) Concrete, Brick, Masonry Siding, Gutters, House Fencing, Deck, Patio Lawn Equipment, Boat, RV Turbo Nozzle 15º Blue Soap Nozzle           Recommended Nozzle  Use With Caution for Certain Applications 12 - English

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12 — English
NOZZLE SELECTION GUIDE
HIGH PRESSURE
(NO SOAP WHEN USING THESE NOZZLES)
LOW PRESSURE
(FOR SOAP OR
GENTLE RINSE)
Turbo Nozzle
15º
Blue
Soap Nozzle
Concrete, Brick, Masonry
Siding, Gutters, House
Fencing, Deck, Patio
Lawn Equipment, Boat, RV
Recommended Nozzle
Use With Caution for Certain Applications
To stop the motor:
Put the on/off switch in the OFF position (O).
Pull trigger to release water pressure.
NOTE:
The pressure washer may be on and the system
may have pressure even when the pump and/or motor
cannot be heard running. Always use caution around the
pressure washer.
USING THE TRIGGER HANDLE
See Figure 17.
WARNING:
Hold the trigger handle securely with both hands. Expect
the trigger handle to move when the trigger is pulled due
to reaction forces. Failure to do so could cause loss of
control and injury to yourself and others.
Pull back and hold the trigger to operate the pressure
washer.
Release the trigger to stop the flow of water through the
nozzle.
To engage the lock out:
Push up on the lock out until it clicks into the slot.
To disengage the lock out:
Push the lock out down and into its original position.
Start with the nozzle 1–2 ft. away from the cleaning surface
and carefully approach the surface just until the desired
level of cleaning is achieved. If the spray is too close it can
damage the cleaning surface.
SELECTING THE RIGHT NOZZLE FOR THE JOB
See Figure 18.
Each of the nozzles has a different spray pattern. Before
starting any cleaning job, determine the best nozzle for the
job. Refer to the
Nozzle Selection Guide
for more informa-
tion about which nozzle to choose.
WARNING:
NEVER remove nozzles without first turning off the motor,
disconnect from power supply, relieving the water pres-
sure in the trigger handle, and locking the lock out on the
trigger handle. NEVER point the nozzle at your face or at
others. The quick-connect feature contains small springs
that could eject the nozzle with some force. Failure to
follow these instructions could result in an eye injury or
other serious personal injury.
OPERATION