Virax 293280 Manuel Utilisateur page 27

ROTARY NOZZLE LANCE – Fig. 19 & 20
Fig. 19 –
LANCE ASSEMBLY
Just connect the lance to the gun: DO NOT TIGHTEN TOO MUCH!
Fig. 20 –
USE OF THE ROTARY NOZZLE
This lance is dedicated to the thorough cleaning or renovation of hard and impact resistant
surfaces (Ex: Stone floors or walls; Cement mixer; Car wheel rims, etc.): The "pen" jet
(concentrated 0 jet) , by spinning at very high speed, "breaks" and removes dirt. The efficiency
of a rotary nozzle is 50% higher than a flat 25 jet.
It is not suitable for cleaning fragile surfaces or car bodies
Its jet could result in removing some material (Ex: coating / flaky joins) or in marks left by the
impact of the rotating jet (Ex: "circles" on varnished car bodies).
start or use the TURBO jet lance pointed downwards
Always
Starting in an upwards pointing position would mean that the ceramic pen is "thrust" against its
base and this could break it: The jet will hence not rotate any longer
ROTARY NOZZLE is incompatible with the release of detergent
The
STOP & STORAGE – Fig. 21 & 22
Fig. 21 –
DISCHARGING RESIDUAL PRESSURE / DRAINING THE PUMP
Before any accessory change and for a short period stop, it is necessary to
pressure from the accessories and to drain the pump
• Disconnect the water supply hose from the high pressure cleaner.
• Switch the device on for a maximum of 30 seconds: No water at the lance outlet.
Fig. 22 –
WINTER STORAGE / PROTECTION AGAINST FREEZING
Your device is very sensitive to freezing:
temperatures lower than 4 C
To protect the pump from freezing :
- suck in 5 liters of ANTIFREEZE
supply hose.
Activate the device for 30 seconds
-
SWITCH OFF WITHOUT DRAINING the system.
-
the anti-freeze.
ALWAYS STORE THE HIGH PRESSURE CLEANER IN A "NON FREEZE" ROOM
English
Never expose your high pressure cleaner to
without having drained it and protected it from freezing.
directly by pumping it from a pail by means of the water
the antifreeze comes out of the lance.
: until
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(rotary jet in HP).
discharge the
:
When restarting, remember to drain
.
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