Using The Accessories; Working With Detergents - Kärcher G 2600 FH Mode D'emploi

STEP 12:
Pull the starter handle. If the engine fails to
start after 3 pulls, squeeze the trigger gun to
release pressure, and repeat step.
Quick connect nozzles
The color-coded quick connect nozzles provide a
wide array of spray widths from 0° to 65° and are
easily accessible when placed in the convenient
nozzle holder.
0° spray angle = Red nozzle
For particularly stubborn accumulation of grime.
Not recommended for soft materials like sidings,
decks, painted surfaces, cars.
15° spray angle = Yellow nozzle
For dirt accumulation over a surface.
25° spray angle = Green nozzle
For dirt accumulation over a large surface.
Detergents can only be applied with the black
detergent nozzle.
STEP 1:
Install the black detergent nozzle for deter-
gent application at low pressure.
STEP 2:
Fill a container with Kärcher detergent.Place
the fi lter end of detergent suction tube into the
container.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

USING THE ACCESSORIES

WORKING WITH DETERGENTS

After the engine warms up enough to run smoothly
move choke rod to OFF position.
40° spray angle = White nozzle
For moderate dirt accumulation over a large
surface.
65° spray angle = Black nozzle
For operating with detergents or cleaning with
low pressure.
CAUTION
High pressure in nozzle area. Risk of injury
caused by improperly locked nozzle.
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Make sure you hear the "click" when inserting
the nozzle tip into the quick connection.
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Pull the nozzle to make sure it is seated
properly before operating your unit. (See
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: Step 1)
WARNING
To avoid serious injury never point spray
nozzle at yourself, other persons or animals.
STEP 3:
With the engine running, pull trigger to operate
unit.
Liquid detergent is drawn into the unit and
mixed with water.
Apply detergent to work area.
Do not allow detergent to dry on surface.
STEP 4:
Always draw fresh water through the deter-
gent suction tube when the cleaning job is
done, to rinse/fl ush any remaining detergents
from the injection system.
For best results see Cleaning Tips for specifi c
information on how to clean different surfaces.
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