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4.
Pick up the Spray Gun (40) and point it away from you. Squeeze the Spray Gun
Trigger until all internal air is released, and a steady flow of water comes out. Then
release the Spray Trigger.
5.
Turn the Fuel Valve (D) to the open position (see engine photo below).
6.
Turn the Speed Control Lever (C) all the way to the left, or fast position (see photo
below).
7.
Move the Choke Lever (B) all the way to the left, or close position (see photo below).
choke lever
.
Pull the Starting Handle (A) (shown above in photo) lightly until you feel resistance.
Then, pull it completely out. The engine should start up. If the engine does not start
after a few tries, refer to Troubleshooting Tips on page 9. Slowly release the Starting
Handle. Make sure the Pressure Washer is on a level surface so it does not roll.
9.
Adjust the Speed Control Lever (C) for the desired speed and subsequent output
water pressure. Open the Choke Lever (B) to the right.
10. Hold the Spray Gun (2) with both hands and begin spraying. Do not allow the engine
to run for more than three minutes without spraying. Adjust the spray pattern by
turning the Adjustable nozzle (see photo page 5).
11.
This pressure washer comes with a pressure washing detergent suction hose, called
the suction hose assembly (9) (see the parts list on page 11). One end of this hose
connects to the fitting on top of the High Pressure Hose Connection (see page 6,
Fig. 3). The end with the filter on it should be lowered in a bucket of pressure washer
detergent and water. Place the Nozzle in the low-pressure position. As you use the
pressure washer, detergent will be drawn from the bucket and out the Nozzle.
nOtE: The Spray Wand Nozzle has two operating positions. Pull the Nozzle forward for
low pressure. Pull the Nozzle back for high pressure operation.
SKU 94201
For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353.
Operating instructions
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Starting Handle
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Speed control
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Fuel Valve
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