Black & Decker 11BLE-325 Instruction Manual page 17

Detergent is
not dispensing
Detergent to
Water ratio
Circuit breaker
trips or fuse
blown in
fuse box
Detergent is not
pressure washer
approved
The suction
tube has
become
disconnected,
clogged or
kinked
Detergent nozzle
is clogged
with debris
The Click-
N-Clean (B)
spray lance
is not in the
Low Pressure
Soap position.
Circuit overload
Extension cord
too long or wire
gauge too small
Nozzle partially
blocked
Use only detergents, degreasers, waxes and
other cleaning solutions, that are designed
specifically for pressure washers. Cleaners
in this category will clearly state on the
label that they are meant for use in pressure
washers. Do NOT use any other type of
cleaning solution in your pressure washer.
Never use bleach, ammonia, any type of
acid, or hot water in your machine!
Ensure the clear suction tube is not damaged
and is properly connected to the detergent
nozzle. Reconnect, clean or replace the tube
as needed.
Clean the nozzle according to the instructions
_rovided in the Nozzle paragraph under the
Maintenance section of this manual.
Follow to the instructions provided in the
Using Detergent paragraph under the
Operation Instructions section of this manual.
The pressure washer draws detergent at
a maximum 10:1 water to detergent ratio.
Most pressure washer detergents are
concentrated within this range. If you feel you
are using more detergent than is required for
the application, you can dilute the detergent
with regular tap water.
Verify that the circuit is rated at 15 amps or
greater. Ensure no other appliance is drawing
3ower from the same circuit (dedicated
circuit).
We do not recommend the use of extension
cords with your pressure washer. If you
must use an extension cord, verify that it
meets the minimum requirements listed in the
Extension Cord paragraph under the Power
Supply & Electrical Info in this manual.
Clean the nozzle according to the instructions
3rovided in the Nozzle paragraph under the
Maintenance section of this manual.
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