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• Set the nozzle to the lowest working pressure setting (-).
• Set the Dosing Ring on the Detergent Suction Tube
(No.5) to the desired dosage.
• Switch on the pressure washer (No.4)
• Aim the nozzle towards the object to be cleaned, release the Safety
Locking Device on the Spray Gun and squeeze the lever to apply the
detergent to the working area.
• To rinse the detergent away increase the nozzle setting towards “+”
setting. (No detergent will be drawn in with high working pressure).
Spray with the required jet spray setting until no trace of detergent
can be found.
We recommend the following cleaning method:
Step 1: Remove loose dirt by washing over the surface to be cleaned
with the high pressure jet.
Step 2: Spray on the detergent and leave for 1-4 minutes, so assi-
sting the easy removal of fine dirt and associated greasy adhesions.
Step 3: Finally, spray off the loosened dirt with the high pressure spray.
4.3 Low Pressure Operation with Brush
When cleaning surfaces with a grease contamination - typically car
paintwork that always has a greasy traffic film covering adopt the
following procedure:
• Washing loose dirt away with the clean water high pressure spray.
• Apply the detergent in low pressure mode by setting the bayonet fit
spray lance (No.14) to its lowest (-) setting.
• Leave for 2-4 minutes for the detergent to have maximum effect.
• Remove the bayonet fit spray lance and fit the Wash Brush
(No.15) to the Spray Gun (No.12). The Wash Brush is suitable
for use with a water inlet temperature into the Pressure Washer of
maximum 40 °C.
• With or without the pressure washer switched on, brush down the surface
being cleaned, this physical agitation removes all trace of traffic film.
• Finally revert to the high pressure operation with the Spray Lance
and complete the wash down.
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