Nozzle Cleaning; Detergent System - Greencut JET260X Manuel D'utilisation

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NOZZLES
The machine may come supplied with a variety of nozzles. Each nozzle is colour-coded for identification and produces
a different spray pattern for different tasks. Nozzle colours may vary – check each before use.
• Red – 0° spread. Highest possible pressure for difficult cleaning tasks including stained concrete and paint
removal. Not recommended for soft materials, decking or automotive.
• Yellow – 15° spread. Very high pressure for heavy cleaning tasks including, concrete, decking and paint removal.
Not recommended for soft materials or automotive.
• Green – 25° spread. High pressure for general cleaning tasks including automotive.
• White – 40° spread. Moderate pressure for general cleaning larger surfaces.
• Black – 65° spread. Low pressure for general cleaning larger surfaces and when using detergent.

NOZZLE CLEANING

ATTENTION: DO NOT clean a nozzle while it is connected to the machine. Before disconnecting a
nozzle, make sure the engine is OFF and the water supply is OFF. Use care when cleaning a nozzle
to avoid damaging the nozzle orifice.
The machine may come with a nozzle cleaning wire which can be used if a nozzle becomes blocked. Remove the
nozzle from the machine and carefully insert the end of the wire into the nozzle hole to clear it.

DETERGENT SYSTEM

ATTENTION: Do NOT use chlorine, bleach, tri-sodium phosphate, ammonia, acid-based, caustic, or
corrosive substances in the detergent system as these will damage the machine and may damage
the surface being cleaned. Use liquid car wash or similar mild detergents only. Use of non-
recommended substances in the detergent system will void the product warranty. The use of
detergent requires the correct low-pressure nozzle to be used.
Some machines may be equipped with a detergent tank. Other types may have a detergent port on the pump,
however, require a separate container (not supplied) for the detergent. The "vacuum" created by water flow through
the pump enables the detergent to be drawn into the outlet flow. Some models may have a detergent flow control
on the detergent cap – rotate the cap as required.