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6.3 Water fi lter
6.4 Cleaning of high
pressure nozzle
6.5 Fuel fi lter
6.6 Disposable waste
Original Instructions
A clogging up in the nozzle will
cause the pump pressure to in-
crease above normal operating
pressure, and cleaning of the
nozzle is required immediately.
This high-pressure hot water
washer consists of parts, which
can affect the environment
when thrown away. Parts that
can pollute are as follows:
Oil, painted/zinc-coated parts,
plastics/plastic-coated parts.
Therefore, it is important to
follow the laws concerning the
removal of polluting and dan-
gerous materials when replac-
TRUCK BOOSTER
To avoid debris entering the wa-
ter tank and the high-pressure
pump, a water fi lter is fi tted at
the water inlet of the water tank.
Dependent on the purity of the
water, this fi lter will have to be
cleaned at regular intervals.
The fi lter can be removed when
the union nut (1) has been
unscrewed.
1. Stop the cleaner and detach
the spray lance.
2. Clean the nozzle with the
cleaning tool.
IMPORTANT: ONLY use the
cleaning tool when the spray
lance is detached.
3. Flush the spray lance back-
wards with water.
4. If the pressure is still too
high, repeat items 1-3.
Open the door to gain access to
the fuel pump.
Clean fi lter:
1. Unscrew fi lter cap (1).
2. Clean/replace fuel fi lter (2).
3. Dispose of cleaning so-
lution/damaged fi lter
in accordance with the
disposal regulations.
ing spare parts or disposing of
high-pressure hot water washer.
It is recommended that you
bring the rejected parts to
waste disposal areas or
recycling plants that are
approved for the destruction of
these types of materials.
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