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- Spray Wand Maintenance
- Water Pump Maintenance
- Engine Maintenance
True or False: The fastest and easiest way to control the pressure is to change the distance between the nozzle and the cleaning surface?
PRODUCTS
TIP #5
Always Test the Cleaning Power
Choose and inconspicuous area of the cleaning surface. Start with a wide-fan spray at least four to five feet from the surface. Move closer as needed.
Always Test the Cleaning Power
Choose and inconspicuous area of the cleaning surface. Start with a wide-fan spray at least four to five feet from the surface. Move closer as needed.
TIP #8
Use Cleaning Detergents
When cleaning heavily soiled or stained surfaces, use cleaning detergents formulated for pressure washers.
Use Cleaning Detergents
When cleaning heavily soiled or stained surfaces, use cleaning detergents formulated for pressure washers.
TIP #9
Preventing Streaks
To prevent streaks on vertical surfaces, always begin pressure washing at the bottom of the surface and work upward.
Preventing Streaks
To prevent streaks on vertical surfaces, always begin pressure washing at the bottom of the surface and work upward.
Product Maintenance
Spray Wand Maintenance
| Step 1: Shut off the engine and turn off the water supply. Depress the spray-gun trigger to relieve the pressure in the system. Detach the wand from the spray gun. If you have an adjustable nozzle, twist the nozzle to STREAM, then remove the nozzle orifice using a 2mm (or 5/64) Allen wrench. If you have Quick-Connect spray tips, simply remove the spray tip from the nozzle. |  |
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