- Pressure Washer Overview
- Operation
- Getting Started
- Safety Tips
- Connecting High-Pressure Hoses & Water Supply
- Using an Adjustable Nozzle
- Using Quick-Connect
Spray Tips - Using ProjectPro™ Nozzles
- Using Accessories
- Adjusting Cleaning Power
True or False: Any pressure washer can be used to clean any surface?
PRODUCTS
TIP #1
Always Read the Owner's Manual
Read both the pressure washer owner's manual and the engine manual in their entirety before operating your pressure washer.
Always Read the Owner's Manual
Read both the pressure washer owner's manual and the engine manual in their entirety before operating your pressure washer.
TIP #10
Rinsing Vertical Surfaces
When rinsing vertical surfaces, start at the top and work downward. Gravity will help the clean water flush away dirt, debris, and detergent residue, in addition to preventing streaks.
Rinsing Vertical Surfaces
When rinsing vertical surfaces, start at the top and work downward. Gravity will help the clean water flush away dirt, debris, and detergent residue, in addition to preventing streaks.
TIP #12
The Turbo Nozzle Advantage
A turbo nozzle rotates a 0° jet stream in a circular pattern at 5,000 to 9,000 RPMs, increasing its effective cleaning power by up to 50%.
The Turbo Nozzle Advantage
A turbo nozzle rotates a 0° jet stream in a circular pattern at 5,000 to 9,000 RPMs, increasing its effective cleaning power by up to 50%.
Operation
Connecting High-Pressure Hoses & Water Supply
| Step 3: Attach the other end of the high-pressure hose to the pump’s high-pressure outlet. Run water through the garden hose until the hose is cleaned out of any debris, then connect it to the pump’s water inlet. |  |
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