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CAUTION!
Risk of injury. If the pressure washer is equipped with a battery, disconnect the battery
ground wire before servicing.
Changing Engine Oil
Engine oil will drain better if the engine is still warm, but not hot.
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Shut off engine.
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Clean the area around the oil fill cap/dipstick to keep out debris then remove oil fill cap/dipstick.
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Place an oil pan on the ground to catch oil. Remove oil plug then tilt pressure washer back and to the side to empty out
the oil from the crankcase.
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Once oil is completely drained, return the pressure washer to a level position and install the oil drain plug. Refill the
engine with new oil as instructed earlier in this manual under Adding/Checking Oil.
Checking Detergent Siphoning Tube
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Check the detergent siphoning tube for clogs, leaks, or tears.
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Replace siphoning tubes if damaged.
Never repair high pressure hose or use unit if hose is damaged. If hose is damaged
replace with identical FORD part.
High Pressure Hose
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Inspect hose for cuts, bulges, or leaks which can develop from kinking or wear. If damage is found, immediately replace
hose.
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Inspect couplings for damage. Immediately replace hose if damage is found.
Spray Gun
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Make sure the spray gun is connected securely.
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Inspect the spray gun safety and make sure the spray gun trigger springs back upon release.
Spray Nozzle
If a pulsing sensation is felt while squeezing the trigger, the spray nozzle may be dirty or clogged and should be cleaned
immediately.
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To clean the nozzle, shut off the engine and turn off the water.
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Remove the nozzle from the spray wand making sure that the nozzle is pointing away from you and in a safe direction.
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Use the nozzle cleaner or a small paper clip to dislodge any foreign materials which are clogging or restricting the
spray tip.
MAINTENANCE
Oil Drain Plug
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