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USER MANUAL Super Brute SB3555 Simpson

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Additional Instructions

Read this Manual Before Operating

Pressure Adjustments

How to use the Spray Wand

Changing Nozzles on the Spray Wand

22COMPONENT LOCATIONS Engine Powered Pressure Washer

Electric Powered Pressure Washer

26HOW TO APPLY CLEANING SOLVENTS

Gasoline Engine Fuel

Engine Powered, Skid Mounted Pressure Washer

Organize Accessories

Cleaning the Pressure Washer

Storing for Two Months or Less (Electric Powered)

Storing for Two Months or less (Diesel)

Storing for Two Months or Less (Gasoline)

Storing for Two Months or More (Diesel)

Storing for Two Months or More (Gasoline)

Storing for Two Months or More (Electric Powered)

Operating Conditions 34Page 4 CAUTION:CAUTION: NOTICE This manual contains important safety information and instructions. Do not operate this product until you have read, and completely understand all safety, operation, and maintenance instructions listed in this manual. Failure to follow the information contained in this manual will result in property damage, injury, and/or death.NOTE: The warnings and precautions discussed in this manual cannot cover all conditions and situations that may occur. The operator must understand awareness and caution are factors which cannot be built into this product and so must be exercised by the operator.READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATINGADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONSBe sure to understand the safety symbols and denitions listed below. Each symbol contains one of four words: DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, indicating di󰀨erent levels of hazard severity. These symbols are used throughout this manual and are followed information about a specic hazard, the consequences of the hazard, and instructions on how to avoid the hazard. Failure to heed these symbols and follow the instructions provided with them will result in property damage, injury, and/or death.HAZARD ALERT SYMBOLSIndicates an imminently dangerous situation, which if not avoided, will result in property damage, serious injury, and/or death.Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which if not avoided, could result in property damage, serious injury, and/ or death.Indicates a hazardous situation, which if not avoided, could result in property damage and/or minor to moderate injury.Indicates information considered important, but not directly hazard related. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Along with this manual, be sure to read any additional instructions provided both on and with the product, attached equipment, accessories, and the engine powering the product. Pay careful attention to all additional safety rules and instructions on proper startup, operation, and shutdown procedures. Always use any recommended protective apparel that may be needed to operate the equipment safely.

Special consideration needs to be made to the safety of not just the operator of the pressure washer, but also people who may be adjacent to the area being cleaned. The best way to warn unsuspecting individuals is with signage and barriers. Barriers can be as simple as plastic tra󰀩c cones or barricades to using barrier belts around the area being cleaned. Remember, pressure washing can dislodge weak or broken pavement turning it into projectiles that may injure others. Keeping people clear of the area is the best way to avoid injury. Wet pavement can be slippery to unsuspecting individuals causing injury from slips and falls. High-pressure and low-pressure hoses can be trip hazards. Segregating the area and placing appropriate signage can reduce injury. Barrier examples KEEP OUT HIGH PRESSURE WASHING

PROGRESS Sign examples When pressure washing in public areas, signs should be posted that indicate to stay clear of the area as high-pressure washing is being performed. Also, signs should be posted that the surface may be slippery and trip hazards may be present.

CAUTION:CAUTION: Hoses may pose a tripping hazard that can cause injuriesresulting from a fall. CAUTION TRIPPING HAZARDPage 6 This product may not be equipped with a spark-arresting mu󰀪er. If the product is NOT equipped and to be used around ammable materials or on land covered with materials such as agricultural crops, forest, brush, grass or other similar material, then a spark arrester MUST be installed and is legally required in the state of California.

It is a violation of California statutes section 130050 and/or sections 4442 and 4443 of the California Public Resource Code, unless the engine is equipped with a spark arrester, as dened in section 4442, and maintained in e󰀨ective working order. Spark arresters are also required on some U.S. Forest Service land and may also be legally required under other statues and ordinances. All information in this publication was based on the latest product information available at the time of printing. The FNA Group reserves the right to update, change, and/or improve the product and this document at any time, without notice and without incurring any obligation.This manual may cover more than one machine. The pictures and gures in the manual should be used for reference only. There may be di󰀨erences between your product and the pictures, drawings and diagrams in this manual. If you loan, rent or sell this machine, be sure to include all instructional materials with the unit! PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) This product and the engine exhaust can expose you to chemicals which are known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information on California Proposition 65, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

The air lter element and air box assembly may contain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Some PAHs may cause cancer. To avoid exposure to PAHs, wear gloves when performing air lter maintenance. DISCLAIMERS It is important to understand what personal protective equipment (PPE) should be utilized when using your pressure washer. Below is a list of PPE items that should be utilized at all times when using the pressure washer. Hearing - Ear plugs or mu󰀨s to protect your hearing. Vision - Safety glasses or goggles to protect your eyes. Clothing - Long pants to protected your legs from ying debris. Shoes - Shoes that fully cover your feet to protect against debris and over spray.Page 7

Engine exhaust contains carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless, poisonous gas. Running an engine indoors will kill you in minutes. Never use this product inside a house, garage, or any other kind of enclosure even if doors and windows are open. Run engine outside at least 20 feet (6 meters) away from windows, doors, and vents. Carefully consider wind direction and air currents when using this product outside to avoid breathing in engine exhaust. Always use a carbon monoxide detector in any occupied buildings near the running engine. TOXIC FUMES NEVER use an engine or oil burner inside homes, garages, crawlspaces or other partly enclosed areas. Deadly levels of carbon monoxide can build up in these areas. Using a fan or opening windows and doors does NOT supply enough fresh air. ONLY use outdoors and far away from open windows, doors or vents. These openings can pull in engine or burner exhaust. Never operate the pressure washer in or near a location occupied by humans or animals. Even when the engine is used correctly, carbon monoxide may leak into your home. ALWAYS use a battery-powered or battery backup carbon monoxide detector in your home. Read, follow and understand all directions for the carbon monoxide detector before using it or this pressure washer. If you feel sick, dizzy or weak at anytime, move to fresh air immediately then seek the care of a physician. You could have carbon monoxide poisoning!

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Risk of injection or severe injury. Keep clear of the nozzle. DO NOT direct the stream at persons, pets or animals. DO NOT use a leaking high-pressure hose. DO NOT attempt to repair the high-pressure hose, REPLACE IT! INJECTION INJURY IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:

WHAT CAN HAPPEN HOW TO PREVENT IT Spilled fuel (gasoline, diesel, kerosene, approved alternative fuels) and it’s vapors can become ignited from cigarette sparks, electrical arcing, exhaust gases and hot engine components such as the mu󰀪er. Shut o󰀨 the engine and allow it to cool before adding fuel to the tank(s). During refueling, all ignition sources and switches should be in the OFF position. Use care in lling tank to avoid spilling fuel. Move pressure washer away from the fueling area before starting engine. Heat will expand fuel in the tank which could result in spillage and possible re or explosion. Keep maximum fuel level 1/2” (12.7mm) below bottom of ller neck to allow for expansion. Operating the pressure washer in an explosive environment could result in a re. Operate and fuel equipment in well ventilated areas free from obstructions. Keep a re extinguisher rated for gasoline res within reach. Materials placed against or near the pressure washer can interfere with its proper ventilation features causing overheating and possible ignition of the materials. Never operate pressure washer in an area containing dry brush or weeds. Improperly stored fuel could lead to accidental ignition. Fuel improperly secured could get into the hands of children or other unqualied persons. Store engine and burner fuel in a clean OSHA approved container, in a secured location away from the work area. Do not allow debris or moisture into the container. Spraying gasoline, kerosene or any kind of ammable solvent with this product could result in serious injury or DEATH. Do not spray ammable liquids. Flammable liquids can create fumes which can ignite causing property damage or serious injury. Only fuel in a well ventilated area. Clean up any spills promptly and do not start the engine in the same area where you lled the tanks.

Breathing exhaust fumes will cause serious injury or DEATH! Engine exhaust contains carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless gas. Only operate pressure washer in a well ventilated area. DO NOT use in enclosed areas like a garage, basement, etc. Never operate unit in or near a location occupied by humans or animals. Never connect pressure washer to a TYPE B gas vent. Some cleaning uids contain substances which could cause injury to skin, eyes or lungs. Use only cleaning uids specically recommended for pressure washers. Follow manufacturers recommendations. DO NOT use chlorine bleach or any other corrosive compound.

Your pressure washer operates at uid pressure and velocities high enough to penetrate human and animal esh which could result in amputation or other serious injury. Leaks caused by loose ttings or worn or damaged hoses can result in injection injuries.

DO NOT TREAT FLUID INJECTION

AS A SIMPLE CUT! See a physician immediately. Inspect the high-pressure hose regularly, Replace the hose immediately if it is damaged, worn, has melted from contacting the engine or show signs of cracks, bubbles, pinholes, or other leakage. NEVER grasp a high-pressure hose that is leaking or damaged. Never touch a high-pressure hose with a pinhole or similar leak. The steam of water is under high pressure and WILL penetrate skin. Never place hands in front of the nozzle. Direct the spray away from self or others. Make sure the hose is in good condition and the connections are tight. Do not allow hose to contact the mu󰀪er. Never attach or remove wand or hose while system is pressurized. Use only accessories rated equal to or higher than the rating of the pressure washer. Injures can result if system pressure is not reduced before attempting maintenance or disassembly. To relieve system pressure: shut o󰀨 engine, turn o󰀨 water supply and pull gun trigger until water ow stops. Page 9RISK OF INJURY FROM SPRAY

High velocity uid can cause objects to break, projecting particles at high speed. Always wear safety glasses. Wear protective clothing to protect against accidental spraying. Never point wand at or spray people and/or animals. Light or unsecured objects can become hazardous projectiles. Always secure trigger lock when wand is not in use to prevent accidental spraying. Never permanently secure trigger in pullback (open) position.

Unsafe operation of your pressure washer could lead to serious injury or death to you or others. Do not use chlorine bleach or any other corrosive compound. Become familiar with the operation and controls of the pressure washer. Keep operating area clear of all persons, pets and obstacles. Do not operate the unit when fatigued or under the inuence of drugs and/or alcohol. Stay alert at all times. Never compromise the safety features of the pressure washer. Do not operate the machine with missing, broken or unauthorized parts. Never leave the machine unattended while running. Turn the machine o󰀨. Do not obstruct the burner exhaust. Never tamper with the thermal relief valve. Do not tamper with the unloader valve. Do not modify the pressure washer in any way. Never attempt to repair a damaged high- pressure hose. Replace it. Page 10WHAT CAN HAPPEN

Pull starter cord slowly until resistance is felt, then pull cord rapidly to avoid kickback and prevent hand or arm injury. If the engine does not start after two attempts, squeeze the trigger to release pump pressure. If the proper starting procedure is not followed, engine can kickback causing serious hand and arm injuries. The spray gun/wand is a powerful cleaning tool that could look like a toy to a child. Keep children away from the pressure washer at all times. Never leave the pressure washer unattended while running. Always relieve pressure from the system once you have stopped the engine. Reactive force of the spray will cause gun/wand to kickback and could cause the operator to slip or fall or misdirect the spray. Improper control of the gun/wand can result in injuries to self or others. Do not overreach or stand on an unstable support. Do not use pressure washer while standing on a ladder. Grip gun/wand rmly with both hands. Expect gun to kickback when triggered.

Fuel or oil can leak or spill and could result in a re or breathing hazard. Serious injury or death can result. Fuel or oil leaks will damage carpet, paint or other surfaces in a vehicle or trailer. Oil could ll the compression cylinder and damage the engine if the unit is not stored or transported in an upright position. If pressure washer is equipped with a fuel shut-o󰀨 valve, turn the valve to the OFF position before transporting to avoid fuel leaks. If the pressure washer is not equipped with a fuel shut-o󰀨 valve, drain the fuel from the tank before transporting. Only transport fuel in an OSHA-approved container. Always place pressure washer on a protective mat when transporting to protect against damage to vehicle from leaks. Always transport and store unit in an upright position. Remove pressure washer from vehicle immediately upon arrival at your destination. Page 11RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

Spray directed at electrical receptacles or switches, or objects connected to an electrical circuit, could result in a fatal electrical shock. Direct spray away from electric receptacles, switches and equipment. Never clean any electrically operated device, even when disconnected, unless it clearly states in its manual that such cleaning is approved.

Use of acids, toxic or corrosive chemicals, poisons, insecticides or any kind of ammable solvent with this pressure washer could result in serious injury or death. Do not spray acids, gasoline, kerosene or any ammable materials with this product. Use only household detergents, cleaners and degreasers that are approved for use with pressure washers. Wear goggles, shoes and protective clothing to protect eyes and skin from contact with the sprayed materials.

nozzle) and keep the spray a minimum of 8” (20cm) from the pneumatic tire sidewall. Do not aim spray directly at the joint between the tire and rim. High-velocity spray directed at pneumatic tire sidewalls (such as found on automobiles, trailers and the like) could damage the sidewall resulting in serious injury.

Contact with hot surfaces, such as engine exhaust components, could result in serious burns. During operation, touch only the control surfaces of the pressure washer. Keep children away from the pressure washer at all times. They may not be able to recognize the hazards of this product. Contact with spray will result in a serious burns. DO NOT touch spray! ALWAYS direct spray away from self and others.

Serious injury can result from attempting to lift too heavy of an object. The pressure washer is too heavy to be lifted by one person. Obtain assistance from others before lifting.

NOTICE Mu󰀪er and burner exhaust heat can damage painted surfaces, melt any material sensitive to heat (such as siding, plastic, rubber, vinyl or the pressure hose, itself) and damage live plants. Always keep pressure washer a minimum of 4 feet (1.2 meters) away from surfaces (such as houses, automobiles or live plants) that could be damaged from mu󰀪er exhaust heat.

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Page 13Page 14 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS: ELECTRIC DRIVEN This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead and lead compounds, which are known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information on California Proposition 65, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Please read the entire manual before attempting to assemble, operate or install this product. This unit was designed for specic applications. It should not be modied and/or used for any application other than that which is was designed. Always store the pressure washer in a location where the temperature will not fall below 40

c). Freeze damage is not covered by the warranty. If you loan, rent or sell this machine, be sure to include all instructional materials with the unit! When using this product, basic precautions should always be followed including the following:

• Do not touch plug or receptacle with wet hands

• Avoid accidental starts. Move switch on the unit to the OFF position before connecting or disconnecting cord from electrical receptacles.

• Water spray must never be directed towards any electric wiring or directly toward the pressure washer itself as fatal electrical shock may occur.

• Never carry or pull your pressure washer by the electrical cord. Do not pull or yank on the cord to disconnect it from the electrical receptacle.

• To prevent damage, the cord should not be crushed, placed next to sharp objects or near a heat source.

• Inspect the electrical power supply cord before connecting it to an electrical receptacle. Damaged cords can reduce performance or cause a fatal electrical shock.

• Disconnect power plug from the receptacle when not in use and prior to detaching the high-pressure hose.

• The pressure washer should not be used in areas where ammable vapors may be present. An electrical spark could cause an explosion or re.

• To minimize water inltration to the pressure washer motor, locate the pressure washer as far as possible from the cleaning site during operation.

• Allow free air circulation to the pressure washer. Never cover the pressure washer during operation or directly after being used.

• Never defect the safety devices on the pressure washer.

• Never use the pressure washer with an electrical extension cord. Move the pressure washer closer to the receptacle instead.

SAVE AND READ THESE INSTRUCTIONSMOTOR OVERLOAD

This pressure washer is equipped with an overload protection device which will automatically shut o󰀨 the motor in the event the motor draws excessive current or overheats. GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This product must be grounded. If it should malfunction or break down, grounding provides a path of least resistance for the electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This product is equipped with a power supply cord having an equipment grounding conductor and a grounded plug. The plug must be plugged into a properly installed and grounded receptacle that meets all local codes and ordinances. DO NOT use any type of grounding adapter. Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in the risk of electrocution. If in doubt of proper grounding, have a licensed electrician verify the installation of the receptacle. Do not modify the plug provided with the product if it will not t the receptacle installed. Do not use any type of adapter with this product. ELECTRICAL GROUNDING

GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER (GFCI) - (IF EQUIPPED) This pressure washer is provided with a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) built into the plug of the power supply cord. This device provides additional protection from the risk of electrical shock. Should replacement of the plug or cord becomes necessary, use only identical replacement parts that included GFCI protection.

POWER SUPPLY AND ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

This cord should only be connected to an electrical outlet installed in accordance with local codes and ordinances. A. Inspect cord before using. Do not use if the cord is damaged in any way. D. For a product rated 250 volts or less, single phase; this product is provided with a ground fault circuit interrupter built into the plug. If replacement of the plug or cord is necessary, use only identical replacement parts. B. Keep all connections dry and o󰀨 of the ground. C. Do not touch the plug with wet hands. E. In the situation where the power supply is rated above 250 volts and/or is three phase, this product must be plugged into a receptacle protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter. F. Read the instruction manual(s) before using this product.

To reduce the risk of electrocution, keep all connections dry and o the ground. Do not touch the plug or power supply receptacle with wet hands! Page 15GET TO KNOW THE PRESSURE WASHER

PRESSURE WASHER TERMINOLOGY

12 volt DC Battery (if equipped): The 12 volt battery operates the engine’s electrical starting system. After the engine is started, the system will charge the battery and operate the burner (if equipped). The 12 volt battery will need to be replaced regularly to ensure consistent performance. Back Flow Preventer: Prevents back ow of water from the pressure washer into a potable water system. BTU (British Thermal Unit): The amount of work or energy it takes to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit. Burner Assembly: A device used to change fuel into heat energy. It is used to heat the water in the coil assembly and is designed to use #2 diesel fuel or kerosene. Bypass Mode: Allows water to recirculate within the pump when the gun trigger is not pulled. This feature allows the operator to release the trigger gun and reposition themselves without having to turn the engine o󰀨 between cleaning actions. NOTE: Never allow the unit to run in bypass mode for longer than two minutes. Chemical Injection System (if equipped): Mixes cleaners or cleaning solvents with the water to improve cleaning e󰀨ectiveness. CU: Cleaning Units. GPM multiplied by PSI equals CU. EVAP canister (if equipped): A device that collects fuel vapors and later purges them so they burn in the combustion process. Flow switch: A switch which responds to changes in water ow. The ow of water moves a magnet that operates a reed or micro switch. The switch controls voltage to the fuel solenoid in the burner system. Gasoline Engine (if equipped): An internal combustion engine that uses gasoline as fuel to create rotational force for mechanical work. Diesel Engine (if equipped): An compression-ignition engine that uses diesel fuel to create rotational force for mechanical work. GPM: Gallons Per Minute. The unit of measurement for the ow of water. High-pressure Hose: A plastic or rubber hose that is constructed to withstand the high pressure output of a pressure washer. Never repair a high-pressure hose, always replace the damaged hose with one that is rated the same or higher pressure and within the temperature range of your pressure washer. High Pressure Pump Oil: A lubricant that is specically designed for use inside a high-pressure water pump. The preferred oil is SIMPSON

Premium Pump Crankcase Oil. If this oil is not available, SAE 15W-40 oil may be used. Refer to the section on Pump Maintenance in this manual as to the service intervals for your pump. Spray gun: The device that is held to control the direction and ow of high-pressure water. Page 16Nozzle: A device for the metering of uids. The size and machining of the orice determines the spray pattern as well as the rate of ow for a given pressure. Unloader Valve: A mechanical device that adjusts itself due to the rate and pressure of uid owing through it. In a pressure washer, the unloader valve reroutes water through the pump when the gun trigger is released. This allows the water to circulate through the pump without undo pressure building. The unloader valve can be used as a pressure regulating device in certain situations. Pressure Switch: An electrical switch that activates at preset pressure levels through the function of a diaphragm. The pressure switch is used to control the fuel solenoid in the burner system. Pressure Relief Valve: A protective mechanical device that opens to atmosphere when the system pressure exceeds a preset level. NEVER tamper with or modify the pressure relief valve in anyway. SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH may result. Pressure Wand Assembly: The collection of parts that includes the gun, wand and nozzle. Hour Meter (if equipped): An analog or digital display timing device that records how many hours the pressure washer engine has ran in its lifetime. Use this information for preventative maintenance service intervals. PSI: Pounds per Square Inch. The unit of measurement for uid or gas pressure. Exceeding the maximum operating pressure could result in damage to the unit, SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH. Pump: Mechanical device that accelerates the movement of water through the pressure washer system. The pressure is created by the restrictive ow of the nozzle. Temperature Control: A device that controls the temperature of the water. The adjustable temperature control (if equipped) allows the operator to tailor the temperature to the cleaning requirements. Never set the control above 195

F. The burner will automatically shut o󰀨 if insu󰀩cient water ow through the burner coil causes the temperature to rise above the setting. Temperature Relief Valve (TRV): A protective device that opens to atmosphere should the temperature rise above a preset level. The TRV is typically located on the output side of the pump. Should the water temperature rise too high due to recirculation, the valve will open allowing cooler water to enter the pump. The valve will then close. Water Column (if equipped): A measurement of NG or LP gas pressure by the displacement of water within the manometer measuring device. Water Supply: The source of water for the pressure washer. Typically the minimum requirement is twice the rated volume for the machine at 20 PSI. Wand: Also known as a lance, is the extension piece from the gun to the quick connector for the nozzle. Page 17Page 18

The high pressures created by a pressure washer can cause uid injection injuries, severe lacerations, amputations, and / or death. To avoid these hazards, always aim the spray gun and lance in a safe direction when using the pressure washer and never attempt to touch a leak in a high-pressure hose or tting. INJECTION INJURY ORGANIZE ACCESSORIES

1. Place the spray gun and lance on the

2. Push the nozzles into the rubber

grommet holders. Note: The unit shown above is used as an example. Your unit may vary in look and accessory placement. Follow the steps outlined in this section assemble your pressure washer. If you have any questions regarding the assembly of your pressure washer, please have your model number and serial number ready, then contact customer support at 1-877-362-4271 or email [e-mail]. WARNING! The threads on the lance and gun coupler can be easily cross threaded resulting in an improper assembly. An improper assembly of the gun and lance can result in personal injury. Do not use if the threads on the gun coupler and or lance are cross threaded. Hand thread the lance clockwise into the gun. Be careful not to cross-thread the gun and lance. Using an adjustable wrench, tighten the lance by placing the wrench on the ats of the nozzle quick-connector.

ASSEMBLE THE SPRAY GUN

ASSEMBLY4. Thread the high-pressure hose into the gun. Page 19 Before connecting a water supply hose, be sure the water supply is capable of providing an uninterrupted source of clean, cold water at a minimum rate of 5 gallons per minute (GPM) and 20 pounds per square inch (PSI) of pressure. Once a proper water supply is secured, follow the instructions below to connect both the water supply and high-pressure hoses to the pressure washer. CONNECTING HOSES Verify the inlet screen is free of any dirt or debris and is in place with the convex side facing out.

Turn on the water supply and run for 30 seconds to purge any debris from the supply hose. Then, turn o󰀨 the water supply and thread the water supply hose into the pump inlet.

While pulling back on the pump outlet collar, insert the hose connector then release the collar. Gently tug on the hose to make sure it is locked.

ADDING THE PUMP BREATHER CAP (if applicable) The RED shipping plug, on the top of the pump, must be replaced with a BLACK breather cap. The cap is easy to replace with the following steps: RED shipping plug BLACK breather cap

1. Using a bladed screw driver, remove the RED shipping plug from the top of the pump.

2. Hand thread the BLACK breather cap into the pump.

3. Snug the cap with your ngers.Page 20

PRESSURE WASHER OPERATING FEATURES

IMPORTANT! Become familiar with these features before operating the pressure washer. PRESSURE ADJUSTMENTS (if applicable) The pressure setting is preset at the factory to achieve optimum pressure and cleaning. If you need to lower the pressure, it can be accomplished by the following methods.

1. Back away from the surface to be cleaned. The further you hold the nozzle away

from the surface, the lower the pressure will be.

2. Use the widest possible nozzle pattern available. The wider the pattern of water,

the lower the pressure.

3. This pressure washer may be equipped with an additional feature that allows the

pressure setting to be adjusted A. To lower the pressure, turn the unloader valve knob counter-clockwise to the desired pressure. B. To return the pump pressure to factory settings, turn the unloader valve knob clockwise until it stops. DO NOT over tighten the pressure control knob. If over tightened, the knob COULD break and result in immediate loss of water pressure and costly repairs to the unit.

NOTICE High-pressure spray can damage plants and other surfaces. To avoid causing damage, cover plants before spraying near them, refer to the Nozzle Selection table in this manual for correct nozzle selection, and test surfaces before spraying to make sure they are strong enough to withstand high-pressure spray. SPRAY DAMAGE NOTICEPage 21 NOZZLE COLOR SPRAY PATTERN USES SURFACES* RED 0

BLACK (SOAP) Powerful pinpoint for spot cleaning of hard, unpainted surfaces or for high reach areas. Intense cleaning of hard, unpainted surfaces. Standard cleaning nozzle for most applications. Cleaning of painted or delicate surfaces. Applies cleaning solutions. Unpainted metal or concrete. DO NOT use on wood. Grills, driveways, concrete or brick walkways, unpainted brick or stucco. Yard tools, sidewalks, lawn furniture, unpainted siding, stucco, gutters and eaves, concrete, brick surfaces Auto/RV, marine, wood, painted brick and stucco, vinyl, painted surfaces Low pressure spray is safe on all surfaces. Always verify compatibility of cleaning solution prior to use.

HOW TO USE THE SPRAY WAND

The nozzles for the spray wand are stored in the nozzle holder on the panel assembly. Colors on the panel identify nozzle location and spray pattern. Refer to the chart below to choose the correct nozzle for the job to be performed. *NOTICE! The high pressure spray from your pressure washer is capable of causing damage to surfaces such as wood, glass, automotive paint, auto striping and trim, as well as delicate objects such as owers and scrubs. Before spraying, check the item to be cleaned to assure yourself that is strong enough to resist damage from the spray of force. Nozzle Installation To place a nozzle into the spray wand, pull the quick- connect coupler back, insert the nozzle, then release the coupler allowing it to snap back in place. Once installed, pull on the nozzle to make sure it’s secure. If the engine is running, make sure the trigger lock is in the locked position before removing and installing nozzles.Page 22 COMPONENT LOCATIONS These illustrations are to familiarize you with the parts and their locations. Your unit may vary in options and their placement.

9Page 23 These illustrations are to familiarize you with the parts and their locations. Your unit may vary in options and their placement. ENGINE POWERED, SKID MOUNTED POWERED PRESSURE WASHER

11Page 24 These illustrations are to familiarize you with the parts and their locations. Your unit may vary in options and their placement.

Engine key start (if applicable). Refer to your Engine Owner’s Manual for location and operation.

5. Engine. Refer to your Engine Owner’s Manual for operating instructions.

6. Oil burner assembly

9. Oil dipstick. Refer to your Engine Owner’s Manual for location.

19. Low pressure water input and lter, see page 18.

21. Pump and burner ON/OFF switches, see page 37.

23. Electric power supply cord with in-line GFCI protection, see page 38.

24. Integrated soap injector, see page 25.

NOTICE Pressure washing with volatile, ammable, or corrosive liquids could cause pressure washer damage, re, or explosion resulting in severe injury and/or death. To avoid these hazards, use only approved soaps and chemicals, do not attempt to pressure wash with volatile, ammable, or corrosive liquids, and NEVER use bleach. VOLATILE LIQUIDS HOW TO APPLY CLEANING SOLVENTS (if equipped) Applying cleaning solvents and soaps is a low-pressure operation. NOTE: Only use solvents, detergents and soaps that are designed for use in pressure washers. DO NOT use bleach, caustic or ammable solutions!

1. Ensure that the outboard soap injector is connected to the washer high-pressure

2. Place the ltered end of the siphon hose into container holding cleaning detergent.

3. If the engine is running, make sure the trigger lock is in the locked position before

removing and installing nozzles.

5. (If equipped) turn the soap control valve counterclockwise to increase soap output

and clockwise to decrease soap output.

6. After use of cleaning agents, place the chemical siphon hose into a container of

clean water. Draw the clean water through injection system to rinse it throughly. If not rinsed throughly, the injection system can clog from dried detergent.

4. Insert the black, low-pressure nozzle into the

quick connect tting of the spray wand, see How to Use The Spray Wand (pg. 20) section of this manual for more information. Fig. 1 Siphon hose Soap injector High-pressure washer connector High-pressure hose connectorPage 27 GASOLINE ENGINE Oil ENGINE PREPARATION NOTICE The engine is shipped from the factory without oil. Running the engine without oil will result in severe engine damage and void the warranty. To avoid causing engine damage and voiding the warranty, ll the engine with the recommended oil type before starting.

FILL ENGINE BEFORE USE

NOTICE Oil is a major factor in the performance and service life of any engine. Using the incorrect oil may damage the engine and void the warranty. To avoid causing engine damage and voiding the warranty, check and change oil as required using the correct engine oil.

USE CORRECT ENGINE OIL

NOTICE This manual is a guide on how to use the pressure washer and it’s components. The manual for your engine is the repository for all the information you need for the safe operation and maintenance of the engine. Read and understand the Engine Operator’s manual before using the engine.

READ THE ENGINE MANUAL

Before using the pressure washer, you must ll the engine with the correct type and quantity of lubricating oil. When checking and lling the engine with oil, make sure the pressure washer is sitting on a level surface. Use the Engine Operator’s manual during the following steps: Upper Oil Limit Lower Oil Limit

1. Remove the dipstick from the engine.

While the style may di󰀨er from the one shown at the right, all will have indication marks to show the correct oil level within the crankcase.

2. The Engine Operator’s Manual

contains important information as to the weight of oil for your given operating conditions. Typically, SAE 10W-30 API SG or newer, engine oil will su󰀩ce for most operating conditions. If you operate in high temperatures or very dirty conditions, consult the Engine Operator’s Manual for oil recommendation.Page 28 GASOLINE ENGINE Fuel

3. Fill the crankcase with the correct type and quantity of oil, DO NOT overll. Place

the dipstick into the engine, but do not screw down (where applicable). Remove the dipstick to verify the oil level. If the level is low, carefully add a small quantity of oil then check the level once again with the dipstick.

4. Once the correct level is met, hand tighten the dipstick into the engine body.

NOTICE The low oil sensor (if equipped) will automatically stop the engine when the oil level falls below the safe limit. To avoid an unexpected shutdown, check the oil level regularly, ll to the upper limit, and always operate engine on a level surface.

LOOK BEFORE YOU PUMP! It is imperative to use fresh (less than 30 day old) gasoline with a minimum octane rating of 87 and a maximum ethyl alcohol level of 10%. Add fuel to the pressure washer by following these steps:

1. Check fuel with the engine o󰀨 and the pressure washer on a level surface.

2. Remove the fuel cap to verify the fuel level. For the fuel cap location, see the

COMPONENTS LOCATION section of this manual.

3. Use clean, fresh, regular unleaded gasoline with a minimum octane rating of 87.

Do not mix fuel and oil! Only use fuel with a maximum ethyl alcohol level of 10%. E15, E20 and E85 are not approved fuels. ENGINE DAMAGE MAY OCCUR BY USING THESE FUELS.

4. Do not ll the fuel tank

above the maximum fuel level to allow room for use expansion.

5. Replace the fuel cap.

Never run the engine or pressure washer without the fuel cap(s) installed. Maximum fuel level Engine mounted tank Frame mounted tank Maximum fuel level NOTE: Using a fuel stabilizer (sold separately) when storing gasoline can help to prevent problems related to ethanol alcohol blended gasoline. Always follow the instructions on the bottle and mix throughly.Page 29 NOTICE Old gasoline can create deposits that clog fuel systems causing hard starting and poor performance. Damage caused by old fuel is not covered by warranty. To minimize deposits, avoid old fuel related performance issues, and prevent costly repair work, do not use gasoline that is older than 30 days. OLD GASOLINE NOTICE Using gasoline with an alcohol blend greater than 10% (E10) will damage the engine. Damage caused by using an alcohol blend of 15% (E15), 85% (E85), or any other alcohol blend higher than 10% (E10) is not covered under warranty. To avoid engine damage caused by an alcohol blend that is too high, use gasoline with 10% (E10) alcohol or lower. ALCOHOL BLENDS NOTICE The use of fuel system cleaning additives can damage the engine and fuel systems. Damage caused by the use of fuel system cleaning additives is not covered by warranty. To avoid engine and fuel system damage, do not use any fuel system cleaning additives. GASOLINE ADDITIVES

Gasoline is highly ammable and gasoline vapors are extremely explosive. Fire and explosions can cause severe burns and/or death. Keep gasoline away from ames, sparks, and other ignition sources. Refuel outdoors in a well-ventilated area with the engine stopped and cool. Wipe up any spilled gasoline and allow engine to dry before starting. Keep a re extinguisher handy while refueling. Do not operate engine with leaks in the fuel system. Do not store gasoline near other ammable materials. REFUELING NOTICE It is important to prevent gum deposits from forming in essential fuel system parts, such as the carburetor, fuel lter, fuel hose or tank during storage. Alcohol-blended fuels attract moisture, which leads to separation and formation of acids during storage. Acidic fuel and gum deposits can damage the engine’s fuel system while in storage. Damage caused by the use of old, stale, or contaminated fuel are not covered under warranty. GASOLINE STORAGEPage 30 DIESEL ENGINE Oil NOTICE This manual is a guide on how to use the pressure washer and it’s components. The manual for your engine is the repository for all the information you need for the safe operation and maintenance of the engine. Read and understand the Engine Operator’s manual before using the engine.

READ THE ENGINE MANUAL

Before using the pressure washer, you must ll the engine with the correct type and quantity of lubricating oil. When checking and lling the engine with oil, make sure the pressure washer is sitting on a level surface. Use the Engine Operator’s manual during the following steps:

1. Remove the dipstick from the engine.

While the style may di󰀨er from the one shown at the right, all will have indication marks to show the correct oil level within the crankcase.

2. The Engine Operator’s Manual

contains important information as to the weight of oil for your given operating conditions. Typically, SAE 15W-40 or ISO 100 engine oil will su󰀩ce for most operating conditions. If you operate in high temperatures or very dirty conditions, consult the Engine Operator’s Manual for oil recommendation.

3. Fill the crankcase with the correct type and quantity of oil, DO NOT overll. Place

the dipstick into the engine, but do not screw down (where applicable). Remove the dipstick to verify the oil level. If the level is low, carefully add a small quantify of oil then check the level once again with the dipstick. Upper Oil Limit Lower Oil Limit

4. Once the correct level is met, make sure the dipstick is tight within the engine block.

NOTICE The low oil sensor (if equipped) will automatically stop the engine when the oil level falls below the safe limit. To avoid an unexpected shutdown, check the oil level regularly, ll to the upper limit, and always operate engine on a level surface. LOW OIL SENSORPage 31 DIESEL ENGINE Fuel

Add fuel to the pressure washer by following these steps:

1. Check fuel with the engine o󰀨 and the pressure washer on a level surface.

2. Remove the fuel cap to verify the fuel level. For the fuel cap location, see the

COMPONENTS LOCATION section of this manual.

3. Use fresh, high-quality #2 diesel

fuel for the engine. Fill the tank to a maximum of 1” below the ller neck to allow room for expansion. Maximum fuel level

4. Replace the fuel cap. Never run

the engine or pressure washer without the fuel cap(s) installed. BATTERY CONNECTIONS (if equipped) The pressure washer does not come with a battery. You must install a Group 24 sized, automotive style battery before using the pressure washer.

1. Remove the cover from the battery box.

2. Carefully place the battery into the battery box.

3. Place the red, positive (+) battery cable onto the positive (+) battery post. Tighten.

4. Place the black, negative (-) battery cable onto the negative (-) battery post. Tighten.

5. Place the cover back onto the battery box.

WARNING! Always remove the black, negative (-) battery cable rst and always connect the black, negative (-) battery cable last.Page 32

PURGING AIR FROM THE PUMP

NOTICE Running a pressure washer pump without water will severely damage the pump seals and other internal components. To avoid this hazard, make sure your water supply is uninterrupted and at least 5 GPM at 20 PSI, and always purge the air from your pressure washer pump before starting the engine. PUMP PURGING

The high pressures created by a pressure washer can cause uid injection injuries, severe lacerations, amputations and/or death. To avoid these hazards, always aim the spray gun and lance in a safe direction when using the pressure washer and never attempt to touch a leak in a high-pressure hose or tting. INJECTION INJURY The pressure washer pump is designed to operate with the water owing through it. As the water cools the internal components of the pump it also lubricates the seals. Running the pressure washer pump, no matter for how short of time, without water owing will severely damage the pump. Damage resulting from running the pump dry is not covered under the warranty. Your pressure washer was a investment in your future, treat it well.

1. Connect the high-pressure hose to both the pressure washer output and the gun.

Make sure the hose is uncoiled and not kinked in any way.

2. Connect the garden hose to the water source. Only use cold water for the pressure

washer. Turn the water on and allow it to ow for about thirty seconds to remove any debris and trapped air.

3. Turn the water source o󰀨. Make sure the water inlet screen is in place and free of

debris, then connect the garden hose to the pressure washer input.

4. Once again, turn the water source on. Make sure water is not leaking from any of

the joints in the garden hose. If water is leaking, turn the source o󰀨, disconnect the hose and replace rubber seals as needed.

5. With the wand pointed away from

the pressure washer and any persons, squeeze and hold the trigger until all trapped air is removed from the system. Engage the trigger lock once completed.

6. Once again, make sure none of the

hoses or their connections are leaking. NEVER operate the pressure washer with leaking hoses!Page 33

OPERATING CHECKLIST Location Place the pressure washer on a level surface outside in a well-ventilated area before operating. Keep all ammable materials at least ve feet away from all sides of the product. ● Never use pressure washer inside a house, garage, or any other kind of enclosure even if doors and windows are open. Run engine outside at least 20 feet (6 meters) away from windows, doors, and vents. Carefully consider wind direction and air currents when using pressure washer outside to avoid breathing in engine exhaust. ● Following the manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations, install battery operated carbon monoxide alarms in any occupied buildings near the running engine. ● If you experience headache, nausea, dizziness, sleepiness, or weakness while pressure washer is running, move to fresh air and seek medical attention immediately.Engine exhaust contains carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless, poisonous gas. Running an engine indoors will kill you in minutes. Never use this product inside a house, garage, or any other kind of enclosure even if doors and windows are open. Run engine outside at least 20 feet (6 meters) away from windows, doors, and vents. Carefully consider wind direction and air currents when using this product outside to avoid breathing in engine exhaust. Always use a carbon monoxide detector in any occupied buildings near the running engine. TOXIC FUMES YES

NOTICE High Altitude Operation (Gasoline engine only) Operating Conditions This engine will have proper engine performance and emission control when it is operated at or below an altitude of 5000 feet (1524 meters). This engine requires a high-altitude carburetor kit to ensure proper engine performance and emission control when operated at altitudes above 5000 feet (1524 meters). Operating the machine with the wrong engine conguration above 5000 feet (1524 meters) may increase its emissions, decrease fuel e󰀩ciency, and hurt performance. To obtain a high altitude carburetor kit, contact your nearest authorized service center. Before each use, check for loose or damaged parts, leaks, and/or any other condition that may a󰀨ect proper operation. Repair or replace all damaged and/or defective parts immediately. Always keep all safety guards in place and in proper working order. For safety reasons, the manufacturer recommends all maintenance and repairs be performed by an authorized service center. Before starting engine, remove any excessive dirt and debris from cooling vents, exhaust, and starter recoil areas. Always operate the pressure washer on a level surface and never move or tip the pressure washer while operating. Use pressure washer only for its intended purpose. If you have questions about the proper use of your pressure washer, please contact customer support at 1-877-362-4271 or [e-mail]. Operating the engine with a high-altitude carburetor jet kit at an altitude below 5000 feet (1524 meters) will cause the engine to run too hot. Overheating the engine could result in serious engine damage. To avoid this hazard, make sure the correct carburetor kit is installed and the air/fuel mixture is set correctly for your altitude. ALTITUDE Failure to inspect this product before use could create a hazardous situation resulting in product damage, serious injury, and/or death. To avoid these hazards, inspect the pressure washer before each use. Check for loose or damaged parts, signs of oil or fuel leaks, missing guards, plugged cooling vents, or any other condition that may a󰀨ect proper operation. Repair or replace all damaged or defective parts and keep all safety guards in place and in proper working order before using the pressure washer.

INSPECT BEFORE OPERATING

Untrained adults and children can be seriously injured or killed if allowed to incorrectly operate or play with running pressure washer. To avoid these hazards, be sure anyone operating the pressure washer receives proper instructions, understands safe operation, and has read the owner’s manual before operating this product. Do not let children operate the pressure washer without parental supervision. Keep children and pets away from the pressure washer while it is running. Always turn o󰀨 the pressure washer before leaving the area. UNTRAINED OPERATIONPage 35

Rapid retraction (also known as kickback) of the engine recoil starter cord will pull your hand and arm towards the engine faster than you can let go of the handle resulting in sprains, broken bones, lacerations, and/or traumatic amputations. Kickback is often caused by internal engine failure, and/or improper starting techniques. To avoid kickback follow the appropriate maintenance schedule, starting instructions and have repair work done by an authorized service center. RAPID RETRACTION

The high pressures created by a pressure washer can cause uid injection injuries, severe lacerations, amputations, and / or death. To avoid these hazards, always aim the spray gun and lance in a safe direction when using the pressure washer and never attempt to touch a leak in a high-pressure hose or tting. INJECTION INJURY CAUTION:CAUTION: A running engine produces heat. The surfaces of the engine, other related components, and engine exhaust gas get hot enough to cause mild moderate burns or ignite materials on contact. To avoid burns, do not touch engine surfaces or exhaust gases while operating and allow engine to cool completely before moving, touching, or performing any maintenance. To avoid a re, keep all ammable materials at least ve feet away from all sides of the product. HOT SURFACES

This product has many parts that move at high speeds. Moving parts can cause crushing injuries, broken bones, severe lacerations, and/or traumatic amputations. To prevent injury, never place ngers, hands, feet, or other body parts near running engine. Never operate product with covers, shrouds, or other guards removed. Do not wear loose-tting clothing, dangling drawstrings, or any other hanging items that could become entangled in moving parts while operating. Tie up long hair and remove jewelry before operating. MOVING PARTSPage 36

Attempting to start the engine incorrectly or using the pressure washer incorrectly can result in engine and/or pressure washer damage, and may cause serious injury or death. To avoid these hazards, be sure to read, understand, and follow the steps outlined in the OPERATING CHECKLIST section of the owner’s manual before starting the engine, and follow all the guidelines for proper use of the pressure washer. OPERATING CHECKLIST NOTICE Running the pressure washer for more than two minutes without the spray gun trigger pulled will overheat the pump and possibly cause damage. The thermal relief valve will open and spray water to help cool the pump as it overheats. To avoid overheating the pump, shut o󰀨 the machine if not being used for longer than two minutes. PUMP DAMAGE Starting the Engine (Gasoline engine - Electric start) 1. Completely read and understand the Engine Owner’s Manual you received along with this manual.2. Complete the steps in the OPERATING CHECKLIST, CONNECTING HOSES and PURGING AIR FROM THE PUMP sections of this manual before starting the engine. 3. For a COLD engine, set the choke to “CHOKE” -or- “CLOSED”.4. Set the throttle to “FAST” (if equipped).5. Turn the fuel valve to “ON” -or- “OPEN” (if equipped).6. Turn the key past “ON” to “START” and hold for no longer than ve seconds. If the engine does not start within ve seconds, release the key and wait one minute before trying again. WARNING: Allowing the starter to constantly crank will damage the starter! If the engine does not start after two attempts, refer to the TROUBLESHOOTING section for help.7. Once the engine has started, move the choke to “OPEN” -or- “RUN”. Starting the Engine (Gasoline engine - Recoil start) 1. Complete steps 1 through 5, from above.2. Grasp the recoil handle and slowly pull until resistance is felt. Pull swiftly to start the engine. If the engine does not start after two pulls, squeeze the gun trigger to release stored pressure. 3. Once the engine has started, move the choke to “OPEN” -or- “RUN”.NOTE: Allow engine to warm for 1-2 minutes before using the product.Page 37 Starting the Engine (Diesel) NOTICE Running the pressure washer for more than two minutes without the spray gun trigger pulled will overheat the pump and possibly cause damage. The thermal relief valve will open and spray water to help cool the pump as it overheats. To avoid overheating the pump, shut o󰀨 the machine if not being used for longer than two minutes. PUMP DAMAGE 1. Completely read and understand the Engine Owner’s Manual you received along with this manual.2. Complete the steps in the OPERATING CHECKLIST, CONNECTING HOSES and PURGING AIR FROM THE PUMP sections of this manual before starting the engine. OFF Position Position 1 Glow plug light Engine key Position 2 OFFOFF

SSTTAARRTT 3. Turn the engine key to the 1st position.4. Wait for the orange Glow Plug light to turn o󰀨. 5. Turn the key to the 2nd position to start the engine. Once the engine has started, allow the key to return to the 1st position. WARNING: Allowing the starter to constantly crank will damage the starter! After a maximum of 20 seconds cranking, allow the starter to cool one minute before trying again. If the engine does not start after two attempts, refer to the TROUBLESHOOTING section for help.x 1000x 1000Page 38

STARTING AN ELECTRIC DRIVEN PRESSURE WASHER

NOTICE Running the pressure washer for more than two minutes without the spray gun trigger pulled will overheat the pump and possibly cause damage. The thermal relief valve will open and spray water to help cool the pump as it overheats. To avoid overheating the pump, shut o󰀨 the machine if not being used for longer than two minutes. PUMP DAMAGE Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in the risk of electrocution. If in doubt of proper grounding, have a licensed electrician verify the installation of the receptacle. Do not modify the plug provided with the product if it will not t the receptacle installed. Do not use any type of adapter with this product. ELECTRICAL GROUNDING

1. Complete the steps in the OPERATING CHECKLIST, CONNECTING HOSES and PURGING AIR FROM THE PUMP sections of this manual before turning on the motor.2. Verify the PUMP ON/OFF switch is in the “OFF” position.3. Plug the power supply cord into a grounded, three prong receptacle. DO NOT use an extension cord. If the power supply cord will not reach, move the pressure washer closer to the receptacle. PUMP BURNER OFF

Use of an extension cord could cause shock or burn resulting in death or serious injury. DO NOT use an extension with this electric pressure washer. Your home’s electrical circuit receptacle or extension cord may not provide lifesaving ground fault circuit interrupting protection. ELECTROCUTION HAZARD

5. Press the TEST button (A). The indicator light (B) should now be dark (OFF).

6. Press the RESET button (C). The indicator light (B) will now be illuminated (ON).

7. Flip the PUMP switch to ON. The pressure washer is now ready to be used.Page 40

The surfaces around the burner exhaust and the discharged exhaust are VERY HOT. Keep away from this area. DO NOT allow the hoses to contact the burner exhaust in anyway. DO NOT allow children to operate or be in the vicinity of the pressure washer at any time.

The burner will shuto󰀨 every time you release the trigger. DO NOT use the pressure washer if the burner fails to shut o󰀨 when the trigger is released.

1. Check fuel with the engine o󰀨 and the pressure washer on a level surface.

2. Remove the fuel cap to verify the fuel level. For the fuel cap location, see the

COMPONENTS LOCATION section of this manual.

3. Use fresh, high-quality #2 diesel

fuel for the burner. Fill the tank to a maximum of 1” below the ller neck to allow room for expansion. Maximum fuel level

4. Replace the fuel cap. Never run

the engine or pressure washer without the fuel cap(s) installed.

1. Complete the steps in the OPERATING CHECKLIST, CONNECTING HOSES and

PURGING AIR FROM THE PUMP sections of this manual before turning on the motor.

2. Start the engine as outlined in STARTING THE ENGINE section of this manual.

3. Place the burner ON/OFF switch in the ON position.

4. (If equipped) Turn the thermostat to the desired temperature.

NOTICE Turning o󰀨 the water supply to your pump with the engine running will damage the pump. Damage caused by running the pump without water is not covered under warranty. To avoid this hazard always turn o󰀨 the engine before shutting o󰀨 the water supply. PUMP DAMAGE NOTICE Using chemical cleaners and/or corrosive liquids can damage the pressure washer seals and internal components. Damage caused by chemical cleaners and corrosive liquids is not covered under warranty. To avoid these hazard, only used approved cleaning chemicals, never use bleach, and always run clean water through the pressure washer after using cleaning chemicals. CHEMICAL CLEANERS

1. Turn the burner control switch to OFF.

2. Squeeze the trigger and allow the water to ow until the spray wand becomes cool

to the touch, minimum of two minutes.

3. If you used soap or detergent, place the siphon hose into a bucket of clean water.

With the black nozzle attached to the wand, squeeze the trigger and allow water to ow until all signs of soap are gone.

5. If your unit is electric powered, turn the pump ON/OFF switch to OFF.

6. For a gasoline or diesel engine, move the throttle to slow (if equipped). Turn the key

or engine switch to OFF.

9. Squeeze the trigger to release any stored pressure from the hose.

10. Disconnect the garden from both the source hose bibb and the pump inlet.

11. Disconnect the high-pressure hose from the pressure washer outlet. Drain the

hose then carefully coil.

12. Refer to the STORAGE section for proper short or long-term storage instructions.

• Read all warnings and instructions in this and all other manuals that may have come with the pressure washer.

• Remove all toys, bicycles, lawn furniture, etc. from the work area.

• Sweep any loose dirt and debris from the surface you will be pressure washing.

• Cover nearby plants to protect them from over spray and detergent.

nozzle when washing windows or painted items like automobiles. Always start far away and move closer with care.

• If you are using the pressure washer to prepare siding for painting and the existing paint my be from before 1977, lay down tarps to collect the paint chips. They may contain lead and need to be disposed of at a proper disposal facility.

• Use only detergents or soaps that are approved for pressure washer use.

• A wider spray equals faster cleaning, while a tighter spray equals deeper cleaning.

• Do not aim the nozzle straight at a surface. Hold the wand at a 45

angle to the surface at a distance that cleans well without causing damage.

• Keep the nozzle about four feet away from siding to prevent damage to the surface.

• Start washing at the bottom, move your way upward then rinse from the top down.

• Avoid driving water behind siding, trim and into window frames.

• When using soap, work on smaller areas and do not let the soap dry. HOUR METER (If equipped) HOURS The hour meter keeps track of the time the pressure washer is running. The hour glass icon ashes when the engine is running to signify the meter is tracking the hours of operation. The digital time display shows the recorded hours of operation. Use this information for preventative maintenance intervals. For hour meter location see the COMPONENT LOCATION section of this manual.

Page 43 MAINTENANCE For safety reasons, the manufacturer recommends all pressure washer service and repairs be performed by an authorized service center. All warranty repairs and replacements must be performed by an authorized distributer or service center. To nd an authorized service center near you, make a warranty claim or get authorized warranty repairs, call 1-877-362-4271 or email us at [e-mail] It is the responsibility of the owner and/or operator to have all scheduled maintenance completed before operating the pressure washer. Be sure to follow the inspection and maintenance recommendations as listed in all the manuals that came with this unit. Always clean the pressure washer with the engine o󰀨 and cool. To clean the pressure washer, rst use compressed air at or below 20 PSI to clear dirt and debris from the pressure washer surface, vents and cooling slots. Next, wipe the exterior surface with a damp cloth. PREWORK INSPECTION Before each use, check the pressure washer for leaks, loose or damaged parts and any other condition that may a󰀨ect proper, safe operation. Be sure all the safety guards are in place and in proper working order. Inspect all cooling slots to ensure they are clean and unobstructed. Repair and replace all damaged or defective parts immediately. For safety reasons, the manufacturer recommends all pressure washer service and repairs be performed by an authorized service center. CONNECTIONS Hose, spray gun and pump connections should be cleaned and lubricated with a thin lm of lithium grease regularly to prevent O-ring damage and leaks. Your pressure washer has been produced with the highest quality materials and craftsmanship. As the owner, you have certain responsibilities for the correct care of the equipment. Attention to regular preventative maintenance procedures will assist in preserving the performance of the equipment. Contact your local authorized service center for maintenance. A small investment in preventative maintenance will add many hours to the life of the pressure washer. Perform maintenance more often under severe operating conditions. Do not spray high-pressure water onto the machine at any time.Page 44 If a nozzle becomes clogged, the pump may pulsate and spray patterns could change. If the nozzle is not cleaned, excessive pressure may develop possibly damaging the pump, or other accessories. Inspect nozzles before using them and follow the instructions in this section for the proper nozzle cleaning procedure. Before each use, check the inlet lter and clean by following the steps below. Never operate the pressure washer without the inlet lter properly installed. Nozzle Cleaning Water Inlet Filter

1. Remove the lter from the garden hose coupler.

2. Use water from a running garden hose to clean both sides of the lter.

3. Insert the cleaned lter into the pump inlet with the convex side facing out.

1. Shut o󰀨 the pressure washer.

2. Turn o󰀨 the water supply.

Point the spray gun in a safe direction and squeeze the trigger to relieve water pressure.

4. Set the trigger lock.

5. Remove the nozzle from the lance quick connector.

Clear any obstructions from the nozzle by inserting the nozzle cleaning tool provided.

7. Rinse any loose debris from the nozzle by directing a running garden hose into the output

of the nozzle for at least 30 seconds.Page 45 The pump was lled with oil at the factory. Refer to the MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE CHART for proper service intervals and oil type. PUMP MAINTENANCE

1. Loosen the pump oil ll plug.

2. Place a container under the oil drain plug.

3. Remove the oil drain plug.

4. After the oil has drained, insert the oil drain plug; tighten securely.

5. Refer to MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE CHART for the proper oil type for your pump.

6. Make sure the oil level meets but does not exceed the dot in the center of the sightglass.

7. Insert the oil ll plug; tighten securely.

How to change the pump oil ENGINE MAINTENANCE Before each use, check the engine for loose or damaged parts, signs of oil or fuel leaks and/or any condition that may a󰀨ect proper, safe operation. Always keep all guarding in place and proper working order. Repair or replace defective parts immediately. For safety reasons, the manufacturer recommends all engine service and repairs (including emission control devices and systems) to be performed only by an authorized service center. All warranty work and replacements must be performed by an authorized service center. For all other information on engine maintenance, refer to the engine manual.

3. Oil drain plug (not shown)

Note: Your pump may vary from the one illustrated.Page 46

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE CHART

NOTICE: Not all maintenance items listed below apply to all models. Engine Oil Inspect Daily Change After the rst 10 hours, then every 50 hours especially in high ambient temperature Every 100 hoursFilter Air Cleaner Inspect Clean Every 25 hours Every three months Diesel engine coolant Check daily (Maximum 50% antifreeze) Battery level Check monthly Replace every 2 years Engine Fuel Filter Spark Plug Maintenance 500 hours or 6 months 500 hours or 6 months Clean Fuel Tank(s) Replace Fuel Lines Annually Annually Pump Oil Inspect Change Daily First 25 hours, then every 3 months or 150 hours Replace Burner Fuel Filter Every 6 months (More often if fuel quality is poor) Remove Burner Soot Burner Adjustment / Cleaning Annually Annually De-scale Heating Coil Replace spray Nozzle Annually Every 6 months (More often if required) Replace Quick Connectors Annually Clean water inlet lter Replace high-pressure hose Weekly Annually Tires / wheel bearings Belts Monthly Tighten Every 6 months Inspect / Replace Annually Description Oil Type Capacity (5) Gasoline Engine SAE 10W 30 motor oil (4) .63 to 3qt Diesel Engine SAE 15W 40 or ISO 100 (4)

is a registered trademark of Diversied Dynamics Corporation. (2) COMET Pumps

is a registered trademark (3) General Pumps

is a registered trademark of Interpump Group S.p.A. (4) Refer to the engine manual for proper weight per operating condition. (5) Refer to the manual for the proper amount. Pump, AAA SIMPSON PUMP OIL or SAE 15W 40 11 - 42oz (More often if required) (More often if required)STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION Page 47 STORING FOR TWO MONTHS OR LESS (GASOLINE)

1. Fill fuel tank per the ENGINE PREPARATION section of this manual then add

a fuel stabilizer per the manufacture’s recommendations. NOTE: Using a gasoline fuel stabilizer (sold separately) when storing gasoline may help prevent problems related to alcohol blended fuels in outdoor power equipment engines. Always follow the instructions provided by the fuel manufacturer to mix and use correctly.

2. Complete the steps in the OPERATING CHECKLIST, CONNECTING HOSES and

PRIMING THE PUMP sections of this manual.

3. With the water running, start the engine per the STARTING section of this manual

and allow it to run for ten minutes. This will allow the stabilized fuel to circulate the entire fuel system. Be sure to squeeze the trigger to keep water owing through the pump and spray gun to avoid overheating.

4. Turn the key or engine switch to OFF.

5. Squeeze the spray gun trigger to relieve stored pressure. Drain the spray wand and

the high-pressure hose. Carefully coil the high-pressure hose.

6. Allow the engine to cool completely.

7. Protect the pump by using SIMPSON Pump Guard per the USING PUMP GUARD

section of this manual.

8. Store the pressure washer in a clean, dry area out of direct sunlight.

STORING FOR TWO MONTHS OR LESS (DIESEL) Follows steps 1 - 8 from above by using a diesel fuel stabilizer. STORING FOR TWO MONTHS OR LESS (ELECTRIC POWERED)

1. Squeeze the spray gun trigger to relieve stored pressure. Drain the spray wand and

the high-pressure hose. Careful coil the high-pressure hose.

2. Protect the pump by using SIMPSON Pump Guard per the USING SIMPSON

PUMP GUARD section of this manual.

3. Store the pressure washer in a clean, dry area out of direct sunlight.Page 48

STORING FOR TWO MONTHS OR MORE (GASOLINE)

1. Allow the engine to cool and squeeze the spray gun trigger to relieve stored pressure.

2. Remove all fuel from the fuel tank, fuel lines and carburetor by loosening the drain

screw at the bottom of the carburetor. Drain the fuel into an appropriate container.

3. Change the engine oil per the Engine Owner’s Manual

4. Remove any dirt and debris from the area around the spark plug(s). Using a spark

plug socket & wrench, remove the spark plug(s).

5. Pour 0.5 ounces (15ml) of new oil into the engine combustion chamber(s). Turn the

starter key to START for two seconds -or- slowly pull the recoil cord twice to lubricate and protect the cylinder(s).

6. Reinstall the spark plug(s) by hand then tighten with a socket wrench to the correct

torque per the Engine Owner’s Manual.

7. Disconnect the black, negative (-) battery lead from the battery.

8. Disconnect the red, positive (+) battery lead from the battery.

9. If the pressure washer will be kept in a cold location, move the battery to a warm

location for long term storage -or- use an electronic battery maintainer to keep the battery warm and charged during the cold storage.

10. Drain the spray wand and the high-pressure hose. Carefully coil the high-pressure

11. Protect the pump by using SIMPSON Pump Guard per the USING SIMPSON

PUMP GUARD section of this manual.

12. Store the pressure washer in a clean, dry area out of direct sunlight.

STORING FOR TWO MONTHS OR MORE (DIESEL)

1. Follows steps 1 - 7 from STORING FOR TWO MONTHS OR LESS (GASOLINE)

by using a diesel winter treatment stabilizer. This will keep the diesel from gelling in subfreezing weather.

2. Disconnect the black, negative (-) battery lead from the battery.

3. Disconnect the red, positive (+) battery lead from the battery.

4. If the pressure washer will be kept in a cold location, move the battery to a warm

location for long term storage -or- use an electronic battery maintainer to keep the battery warm and charged during the cold storage.

5. Store the pressure washer in a clean, dry area out of direct sunlight.

STORING FOR TWO MONTHS OR MORE (ELECTRIC POWERED) Follow the same steps as STORING FOR TWO MONTHS OR LESS (ELECTRIC POWERED)Page 49

Leaving the pressure washer in an enclosed space where temperatures can rise on a transport vehicle may cause fuel to vaporize and possibly explode. Fire and explosions can cause severe burns and/or death. To avoid leaking or vaporizing fuel, secure the pressure washer in a well ventilated area out of direct sunlight and other heat sources and do not transport the pressure washer on rough roads unless the fuel has been drained beforehand. TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION

2. To prevent fuel spillage when transporting, make sure the fuel cap(s) are tight and

the pressure washer is kept upright on a level surface.

1. Turn the engine control switch to the OFF position.

3. Secure the pressure washer with straps or tie downs rated for twice the weight of

the pressure washer to keep it from tipping over or sliding. CAUTION: Never operate the pressure washer while it is on the transport vehicle.USING SIMPSON

PUMP GUARD NOTICE Leaving water inside the pump during freezing weather will cause severe damage to the pump. To avoid costly damage, always treat the pump with SIMPSON

Pump Guard to remove the trapped water and to ll the pump with a lubricating, antifreeze solution. PUMP DAMAGE Page 50 SIMPSON

Pump Guard (purchase separately) is formulated to protect your pump from freezing damage while lubricating the internal seals. Pump Guard should be used throughout the season to keep the seals pliable and well lubricated. Before storing the unit for winter or for when there is a chance of freezing weather, use pump guard to remove all traces of water from the internal cavities while lling them with an antifreeze solution. Simply use Pump Guard by following these easy steps:

1. Screw the Pump Guard adapter into the garden hose input on the pump.

2. Press and hold down on the button until all the water and the Pump Guard starts to

come out of the high pressure port.

3. Unscrew the Pump Guard from the pump then prepare the pressure washer for

storage as outlined in STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION.Page 51 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Probable Cause Remedy Battery dead (if equipped) Charge or replace battery, add electrolyte if battery is new NOTE: Probable causes are listed with the most likely cause rst. Repairs should be made by qualied service technicians only. Dirty battery contacts Clean contacts Battery cables disconnected Connect or replace damaged cables Engine, pump or gearbox is seized Identify, replace or repair seized part Key switch, solenoid or starter on engine defective Repair or replace faulty component Pump is seized Replace pump or bearing Engine will not start or crank over. (See Engine Owner’s Manual for further engine troubleshooting) Engine power switch is o󰀨 or defective Check engine power switch Low oil shutdown is activated (if equipped) Add oil to engine, check more frequently Fill with the appropriate fuel, bleed injector pump on diesel engines

POWER SYSTEM: GASOLINE OR DIESEL DRIVEN

Low on fuel Replace or clean fuel lter, bleed injector pump on diesel engines Fuel lter is clogged Gasoline engines only - Choke only as required Engine ooded or starved Drain and replace with fresh, clean fuel Old or dirty fuel Engine will not start but will crank over. (See Engine Owner’s Manual for further engine troubleshooting) Engine needs to be repaired Seek certied service Lower the pressure on the unit and check for correct engine speed (RPM) Operating in high elevation Replace with correct nozzle size Incorrect nozzle in lance Adjust unloader valve Unloader valve improperly adjusted Engine bogs down under load, whenever spray gun is triggered (See Engine Owner’s Manual for further engine troubleshooting)Page 52 Problem Probable Cause Remedy No electric power Close soap valve or sub- merge detergent siphon tube into solution Check cord, plug, socket, GFCI and breaker Thermal overload in the motor or starter has been tripped Reset manual overload by depressing the thermal switch on the outside of the motor after the motor has cooled. Replace or repair motor and/or wiring Power switch inoperative Check power switch Electric motor does not start Electric motor or wiring failure

POWER SYSTEM: ELECTRIC DRIVEN

CAUTION: Automatic over- load will restart the motor automatically once the motor has cooled. Connect to appropriate water supply No water pressure at inlet Check for correct pressure and gallonage Must have adequate water supply Descale coil for better water ow Coil scale buildup Pull trigger gun to check auto-start function Check lter screen and inlet pressure Replace Pressure switch on unloader is faulty Remove leads from timer at control end, see if machine shuts o󰀨 after time out, replace if defective Timer is faulty Machine will not auto start (if equipped) PUMPING SYSTEM Problem Probable Cause Remedy Clean valve assembly or replace gun Turn water on Debris in gun valve assembly Trigger gun leaks or will not shut o󰀨 Water turned o󰀨 Clean or replace with proper size nozzle Nozzle is plugged Chemical injection valve is open / hose not in solution Hot water coil obstructed Remove obstruction or descale the coil Open tting on high pres- sure pump until water ows Pump dry, needs to be primed Pump runs but there is no spray pressurePage 53 Problem Probable Cause Remedy Nozzle not installed Dual wand valve is open Dual wand valve must be closed and high pressure nozzle installed Replace hose or connector Install proper sized nozzle Pump runs but has low spray pressure Inlet strainer clogged PUMPING SYSTEM Belt slippage Leaky discharge hose or quick connect connector Clean and check more frequently Replace with proper size nozzle Worn or wrong sized nozzle Tighten or replace worn belt Install pressure gauge on pump head to adjust pres- sure. Check valve seat on Unloader Valve Unloader valve worn or improperly adjusted Reseal ttings and inspect inlet hoses for air leaks Air leak in inlet plumbing Pump runs but there is erratic, uctuating pressure Inadequate incoming water supply Increase water supply ow Stuck inlet or discharge valves Clean out or replace worn valves Check ttings and hose for air tight seal, clean inlet strainer screen Restricted inlet or air entering the inlet plumbing on the pump Leaking high-pressure seals Replace seals Pressure feed the pump and replace low-pressure seals if water leaks from pump Leaking low-pressure seals Excessive crankshaft play or loud, knocking noise in pump Broken or worn bearing or connecting rod in crankcase Replace pump or bearing or connecting rod Locate point of oil leakage and replace damaged O-ring or seal Replace seals Replace seals Replace seals. Install cor- rect pump oil Loose drain plug or damaged seal Leaking crankshaft oil seal Leaking oil sight glass seal Leaking piston oil seal Repair or replace check valve Check valve malfunctioning Oil leaking from pump Water is emitted from chemical siphon tubePage 54 Problem Probable Cause Remedy Strainer clogged Detergent valve not open or clogged Strainer not submerged in solution Clean or replace. Rinse after each use. Open valve then clean. Replace if necessary Submerge strainer, replen- ish chemical if needed Detergent hose cut or kinked Inspect hose, replace if necessary Inlet injection will not siphon detergent Adjustable knob on injector is closed (if equipped) Open by turning counter clockwise Unit not in low pressure mode Open dual wand (if equipped) or install soap nozzle Detergent hose cut or kinked Inspect hose, replace as required Detergent strainer plugged or not submerged Check screen on strainer pickup tube Internal injector parts corroded or stuck Disassemble, clean or replace Outlet water temperature is too high Use with cold water only (150

maximum) Downstream injector will not siphon detergent Turn machine o󰀨 for ten minutes then restart. If problem persists, take unit to an authorized service center for diagnosis. Unloader failure / coil overheating / Excessive system pressure Pressure relief valve releasing water

HEATING BURNER SYSTEM: DIESEL FIRED

Problem Probable Cause Remedy Turn switch to ON; thermo- stat ON (if equipped) Burner will not re Burner switch not set to ON Fill burner tank with #2 diesel or other approved fuel Diesel fuel level low Trigger on spray gun not pulled Squeeze trigger to re burner Clean and/or tighten fuel lter (Check fuel pressure) Fuel lter plugged Spray nozzle plugged Clean spray nozzle Reset overload, locate and correct source of overload Overload on burner motor tripped Nozzle not in wand Install nozzle in wand See pumping system troubleshooting Low water pump pressure Replace burner relayBurner relay faulty (12 volt burner only)

Warning: High voltage

on igniter can cause electrical shock. Disconnect power before servicing.Page 55 Problem Probable Cause Remedy Check fuel pressure, lter, fuel lines. Replace fuel pump and/or nozzle Burner will not re cont. Fuel pump or nozzle stopped

Warning: High voltage

on igniter can cause electrical shock. Disconnect power before servicing. Check electrical continuity with pump spraying and burner ON Vacuum, ow, pressure or temperature switch faulty Replace fuel valve if it does not open when power is applied Fuel solenoid valve faulty Adjust generator RPM for proper voltage under full load conditions Low generator voltage output Set air band and fuel pressure to specications Fuel to air ratio out of adjustment Replace nozzle with one of proper size Fuel nozzle partially clogged Replace ignition transformer, clean and adjust electrodes Ignition transformer not providing spark to fuel Burner will not re, plus diesel fumes are emitted from the exhaust port

insulation. Unburned fuel can saturate it and cause a re. Set air band and fuel pressure to specications Fuel to air ratio out of adjustment Clean soot to improve air

Excessive soot on the coils Adjust RPM of generator (if equipped) Improper voltage at burner Burner res and smokes Decrease fuel pump pressure and/or nozzle size Burner input too high for conditions Clean or replace nozzle of proper size. Descale coil and clear obstructions Water ow restricted Reset or replace temperature limit switch High temperature limit switch faulty or set too high Discharge water temperature exceeds recommended operating temperature Replace defective switch(es) Faulty ow, pressure or vacuum switch Replace solenoid Faulty fuel solenoid Burner continues to re even when trigger on spray gun is released Discharge water temperature not reaching maximum operating temperature Burner input too low for conditions Increase fuel pump pressure and/or nozzle sizePage 56 Problem Probable Cause Remedy Have battery load checked and load tested, charge if low and replace if necessary. Allow water to cool 2 minutes before shutting o󰀨 engine Battery voltage low Engine RPM should be 3600 RPM with no load RPM too low Check engine charging system - Must have 16 ampere output minimum Engine charging system is faulty Adjust electrodes to maximum 1/8” gap Electrodes misadjusted Fuel pump pressure should be approximately 100 to 140 PSI Fuel pump pressure too high Adjust for proper burn Air band open too far Check amp draw of burner motor - should be 13 amperes or less. Check amp draw of transformer, should be 4.2 amperes or less Burner amp draw too high Battery keeps losing voltage (For 12 volt burner systems) HEATING BURNER SYSTEM: NATURAL GAS OR LIQUID PROPANE FIRED Problem Probable Cause Remedy Turn switch to ONBurner switch no set to ON Pull trigger. Burner should only re when trigger is pulled. Trigger not pulled Turn gas valve ONGas valve turned OFF Check for 24vAC between pilot valve (PV) and PV/MV. Valve will operate between

No voltage to the valve Turn gas valve ONGas valve turned OFF Check for 24vAC incoming @ 24V & 24V ground. (If you get voltage to module, but not through module, replace. Defective ignition module Check for 24v output. If no voltage, replace. Defective transformer ReplaceDefective ow switch ReplaceDefective thermostat Pilot will not light, burner will not rePage 57 Problem Probable Cause Remedy ReplaceFaulty cam switch Igniter not working Test for spark. Test for continuity between ignition wire and ground

WARNING: High voltage

igniter can cause electrical shock! Pilot will not light, burner will not re, cont. If no vAC @ valve, replace module. If you get voltage, replace the valve. Check for 24vAC between main valve (MV) and PV/MV Pilot lights, but burner will not re Check for continuity between ignition cable and ground wire Assure good ground Replace moduleFaulty ignition module Protect from windy conditions Excess draft Burner res, but goes out Turn gas o󰀨, call gas supplier Gas leak ahead of valve Replace moduleLockout not working Turn main gas valve o󰀨. Replace the valve Valve stuck NG or LP odor is present

Warning: Check all gas

connections with soap solution before operation. ReplaceFaulty thermostat Clean or replace spray nozzle, descale coil, remove obstructions Water restriction Incoming gas pressure too high Lower gas pressure Discharge water temperature too high Replace spray nozzle with proper size Worn spray nozzle Increase gas pressure or install additional jets Gas pressure too low Prevent down draft with installation of d+own draft diverter. Prevent side draft with nonammable barrier Draft under burner manifold Clean coilSoot buildup on coil Hard water (scale) deposits in coil Descale or replace coil Discharge water temperature not reaching maximum operating temperaturePage 58 For additional help or to nd your local authorized service location, call 1-877-362-4271 or email [e-mail] Problem Probable Cause Remedy Faulty ow switch, vAC switch or pressure switch Replace Main gas valve stuck open Replace main gas valve Burner continues to re even when water is not being sprayed Valve has had water sprayed on it. Has been submerged in water and does not work Flood or accidental spraying Replace valve - DO NOT attempt to repair or clean Ignition module has been subjected to water or moisture Flood or accidental spraying Replace module - DO NOT attempt to repairPage 59 LIMITED WARRANTY All FNA GROUP pressure washers are warranted by the FNA GROUP to the original purchaser to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use, for the periods specied below. This Limited Warranty is subject to the exclusions shown below, applies to the original components only and is calculated from date of the original purchase. Any parts replaced under this warranty will assume the remainder of the part’s original warranty period. These warranties pass through to the original purchaser only and are nontransferable. To nd the nearest Authorized Service Center (ASC), contact customer service group: 1-877-362-4271 or email cservice @fna-group.com The customer is responsible to maintain and provide a copy of the purchase receipt to the Authorized Service Center at the time of repair to prove warranty status. Component Warranty Period Exclusions or Comments 10 year(s) Parts, 1 year laborIndustrial frame / handle assemblies (welded) steel or aluminum), Powershot, WaterBlaster, Water Shotgun, Delco

equipment Rust, chemical damage, misuse/abuse AAA

Triplex pumps 5 year(s) Parts, 1 year labor Freezing, water quality, chemical damage, over pressurization, low water supply General Pump

Belt / direct drive pumps 5 year(s) Parts, 1 year labor Pumps are evaluated by General Pump

Belt drive pumps 5 year(s) Parts, 1 year labor Pumps are evaluated by CAT

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Pump Coils, coil tanks, fuel / oat tanks, belt guards 5 year(s) Parts, 1 year labor Freezing, water quality, chemical damage, over pressurization CAT

Direct drive pumps 2 year(s) Parts, 1 year labor Pumps are evaluated by CAT

Axial pumps 1 year Parts, 1 year labor Freezing, water quality, chemical damage, over pressurization, low water supply Electric pump / motor assemblies 1 year Parts, 1 year labor Freezing, water quality, chemical damage, over pressurization, low water supply Delco engines, Simpson generators, burner assembly components 1 year Parts, 1 year labor Freezing, fuel quality, damage due to over pressurization, incorrect voltage Consumer frame/handle components (Megashot) 1 year Parts, 1 year labor Rust, chemical damage, misuse/abuse Electrical components, switches, contactors, overload relays, transformers, PC boards, control modules 90 day Parts, 90 day labor Rust, chemical damage, misuse/abuse, freezing, fuel quality, damage due to over pressurization, incorrect voltage Accessory items: Nozzles, hoses, trigger guns, wands/lances, injectors, unloader valves, hose reels, foamers, GFCI’s, relief valves, lters, wheels, tires, surface cleaners, soap tanks 90 day Parts, 90 day labor Rust, chemical damage, misuse/abuse, freezing, fuel quality, damage due to over pressurization, incorrect voltage WARRANTY PROVIDED BY OTHER MANUFACTURERS: Electric Motors and Gasoline Engines or Diesel Engines, which are warranted by their respective manufacturers, are serviced through these manufacturers local authorized service centers. The FNA GROUP is not authorized and had no responsibility to provide warranty service for such components.This warranty does not cover the following items: 1. Normal wear items such as, seals, O-rings, packing’s, pistons, pump valve assemblies, strainers, belts, brushes, fuses, lters, fans or gaskets. 2. Damage or malfunctions resulting from accidents, abuse, modications, alterations, incorrect installation, improper servicing, failure to follow manufacturer’s maintenance instructions, or use of the equipment beyond its stated usage specications as contained in the owner’s manual. 3. Damage due to freezing, chemical deterioration, scale build up, rust, corrosion, water quality or thermal expansion. 4. Damage to components from uctuations in electrical or water supply.5. Normal maintenance service, including adjustments, fuel system cleaning and cleans of obstructions. 6. Travel expenses or shipping costs of machines or components for the purpose of repair or replacement of equipment. 7. The manufacturer’s warranty obligation is limited to repair or replacement of defective components as provided herein and the Manufacturer shall not be liable for any further loss, damages or expenses - including damages from shipping, accident, abuse, acts of God, misuse, water quality or neglect. Neither is damage from repairs using non-OEM parts or alterations performed by non-factory authorized personnel nor failure to install and operate equipment according to the guidelines put forth in the instruction manual shall void warranty.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

The FNA GROUP’S liability for special, incidental or consequential damages is expressly disclaimed. In no event shall The FNA GROUP’S liability exceed the purchase price of the product in question. The FNA GROUP makes every effort to ensure that all illustrations and specications are correct, however, these do not imply a warranty that the product is merchantable or t for a particular purpose, or that the product will actually conform to the illustrations and specications. Our obligation under this warranty is expressly limited at our option to the replacement or repair at a service facility or factory designated by us, of such part or parts as inspection shall disclose to have been defective. THE WARRANTY CONTAINED HEREIN IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSEare expressly limited to the duration of this written warranty. The FNA GROUP does not authorize any other party, to make any representation orpromise on behalf of the FNA GROUP

or to modify the terms, conditions or limitations in any way. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure the installation and use of the products conforms to local codes. While FNA attempts to assure that its products meet national codes; it cannot be responsible for how the the customer chooses to use or install the product. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply.FNA GROUP7152 99th Ave.Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158(847)348-1500www.fna-group.com UDOR

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