HIGH-PRESSURE CLEANER

The machine features a sturdy design and flexible wheels, allowing for easy movement across various areas. Equipped with a high-pressure spray gun and a long hose, cleaning staff can effortlessly reach high, distant, and narrow spaces, making the cleaning process simpler and faster.

Description
Instructions

Product Information

Utilizes high water pressure to blast away dirt, grease, and algae that have accumulated over time.
Compact design with wheels for easy mobility.
Flexible pressure adjustment, suitable for various surfaces.
Saves water and chemicals, protecting the environment.

Technical Specifications

Water Pressure: 100 – 300 bar, suitable for various surfaces.
Motor Power: 2,000 – 5,000W, ensuring high cleaning efficiency.
Water Flow: 6 – 15 liters/minute, saving water while still ensuring effective cleaning.
High-Pressure Hose: 10 – 20 m long, allowing access to hard-to-reach areas.

Step 1: Pre-use inspection

Check water supply: Ensure the water source is strong and clean to avoid pump blockage.
Inspect cables and components: Check the power cord, high-pressure hose, and other parts for any damage.
For gas/diesel Machines: Verify the fuel and engine oil levels.

Step 2: Start the machine

Connect water supply: Attach the water hose to the machine.
Install appropriate nozzle: Choose the nozzle suitable for the cleaning task.
For electric machines: Plug the machine into a stable power source.
For Gas/Diesel machines: Start the machine by pulling the starter cord or turning the switch on.
Release air from the hose: Squeeze the trigger of the spray gun to purge air from the hose before operation.

Step 3: Operation

Adjust Water Pressure: Set the water pressure according to the cleaning requirements.
Maintain Safe Distance: Keep a safe distance between the nozzle and the surface to avoid damage.
Using Chemicals: If needed, switch to the chemical spray mode (if available) and ensure to use the correct type of cleaning agent.

Step 4: Shutdown

Release the Trigger: Let go of the spray gun trigger and turn off the machine.
Disconnect Power/Fuel Source: Unplug the machine or turn off the fuel supply.
Release Remaining Pressure: Squeeze the trigger of the spray gun to release any remaining pressure in the hose.
Store Equipment: Coil the high-pressure hose and store the machine in a dry place.

Step 5: Maintenance

Clean Water Filter: Regularly clean the water filter to prevent clogging.
Check Oil Levels: Inspect the high-pressure pump oil and replace it as necessary.
Clean Nozzles and Hoses: Ensure that the nozzles and high-pressure hoses are clean for optimal performance.
Proper Storage: Store the machine in a dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight.