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- Spray Wand Maintenance
- Water Pump Maintenance
- Engine Maintenance
True or False: Any pressure washer can be used to clean any surface?
PRODUCTS
TIP #4
Preparing the Work Site
Sweep away any large debris from horizontal surfaces.
Preparing the Work Site
Sweep away any large debris from horizontal surfaces.
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 #25
High Pressure Hoses
The high-pressure hose should be no longer than 100 feet - longer hoses can cause a decrease in water pressure and problems with the detergent injection system.
High Pressure Hoses
The high-pressure hose should be no longer than 100 feet - longer hoses can cause a decrease in water pressure and problems with the detergent injection system.
Product Maintenance
Spray Wand Maintenance
| Step 3: Flush water through the nozzle for one minute to remove debris. For an adjustable nozzle, turn the nozzle to STREAM and move from low- to high-pressure mode while flushing. Reinstall the orifice into the adjustable nozzle (do not overtighten), or install the spray tip into the nozzle, then reconnect the wand to the spray gun and test to ensure the nozzle works properly. |  |
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