Campbell Hausfeld PW2575 Manuel Du Produit page 7

operation (Continued)
Then hold the nozzle at a 45 degree
angle to the cleaning surface.
Trigger the gun.
3. Vary the fan pattern spray angle and
the distance to the cleaning surface
until optimum cleaning efficiency
is achieved without damaging the
surface.
turbo laNCe (Not INCluDeD WItH
all MoDelS)
A turbo lance is equipped with a
permanently attached nozzle. This
nozzle, sometimes referred to as a
rotary nozzle, can significantly reduce
cleaning time. The turbo nozzle
combines the power of a narrow high
impact stream with the efficiency of a
25 degree fan pattern. The turbo nozzle
swirls a narrow high impact stream into
a cone shape to clean a larger area.
since a turbo
nozzle uses a
narrow high impact stream, only use a
turbo lance in applications where the
cleaning surface cannot be damaged
by narrow high impact spray. The turbo
nozzle is noT adjustable and cannot be
used to apply detergent.
. DeterGeNt aPPlICatIoN
uSe tHe INStruCtIoNS
aPProPrIate For MoDel
PurCHaSeD
Note: Use only detergents formulated
for pressure washers.Test detergent in
an inconspicuous area before use.
never slide the
nozzle from low
to high pressure or from high to low
pressure when the gun is triggered.
DeterGeNtS
The use of detergents can dramatically
reduce cleaning time and assist in
the removal of difficult stains. Many
detergents are customized for pressure
washer use on specific cleaning tasks.
Pressure washer detergents are as thick
as water. Using thicker detergents
– like dish soap – will clog the chemical
injection system and prevent the
application of the detergent.
Once applied to a cleaning surface,
detergents take time to break down dirt
Low Pressure
Figure 15 - adjusting nozzle for pressure
and grime. Detergents work best when
applied at low pressure.
You can effectively clean surfaces by
combining the chemical action of
detergents with high pressure rinses. On
vertical surfaces, apply the detergent
starting at the bottom and work your
way upward. This method prevents
the detergent from sliding down and
causing streaks. Begin high pressure
rinsing at the bottom and work your
way upward. On particularly tough
stains, use a brush in combination with
detergents and high pressure rinsing.
GaSolINe PoWereD uNItS
equIPPeD WItH aDjuStING
Nozzle
a. MoDelS WItH DeterGeNt taNkS
1. Follow manufacturer's label
directions for mixing correct
concentrations of soap/detergents.
The soap detergent to water ratio
through the pump is approximately
12% (1 to 8).
2. Pour detergent into the detergent
tank. The tank capacity is 1.5 gallons.
3. Place hand around the spraying end
section of the lance (the section that
turns from left to right). Pull firmly
and quickly away from you. (NOTE:
Do not adjust lance while spraying.)
The lance will extend 1/2 inch and be
in low pressure (see Figure 15). Soap
can only be drawn in low pressure.
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High Pressure
b. MoDelS WItHout DeterGeNt
taNkS
1. Follow manufacturer's label
directions for mixing correct
concentrations of soap/detergents.
The soap detergent to water ratio
through the pump is approximately
12% (1 to 8).
2. Insert the filter end of the clear
plastic detergent tube into the
detergent container.
3. Place hand around the spraying end
section of the lance (the section that
turns from left to right). Pull firmly
and quickly away from you. (NOTE:
Do not adjust lance while spraying.)
The lance will extend 1/2 inch and be
in low pressure (see Figure 15). Soap
can only be drawn in low pressure.
GeNeral CleaNING tIPS
1. Apply the detergent so that it
thoroughly covers the cleaning
surface. Apply the detergent from
bottom to top to prevent the
detergent from sliding down and
streaking. Wait a couple of minutes
for the detergent to break down
the dirt and grime. Use a brush to
lightly scrub heavily soiled areas.
Never allow the detergent to dry on
the cleaning surface.
2. To rinse or to return the nozzle to
high pressure, release the trigger
and slide the nozzle to the high
pressure setting.
adjustment with the gun triggered.
PW2575
Nozzle
never make the
nozzle pressure
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