Blue Clean AR383 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 11)

Operating Instructions and Parts List AR383

11

www.arnorthamerica.com

insert wire into the nozzle hole

and move back and forth until

debris is dislodged.

• Remove additional debris by

back-ﬂushing water through

the nozzle. To do this, place

end of garden hose (with water

running) to tip of nozzle push-

ing water and debris out the

back opening of the lance.

Damage to cleaning surfaces occurs

because the impact force of the

water exceeds the durability of the

surface. You can vary the impact

force by controlling

• the nozzle’s fan pattern

• the nozzle’s angle to the clean-

ing surface

• and the nozzle’s distance from

the cleaning surface

Never use a narrow high impact

stream or a turbo nozzle on a sur-

face that is susceptible to damage.

Avoid praying windows with a nar-

row high impact stream or turbo

nozzle. Doing so may break the

window. The surest way to avoid

damaging surfaces is to follow

these steps.

1. Before triggering the gun,

adjust the nozzle to a wide fan

pattern.

2. Place the nozzle approximately

4 - 5 fee away from the clean-

ing surface. Then hold the

nozzle at a 45° angle to the

cleaning surface. Trigger the

gun.

3. Vary the fan pattern spray

angle and the distance to the

cleaning surface until optimum

cleaning efﬁciency is achieved.

Safety:

• Always turn the “ON/OFF”

switch to “OFF” then trigger

gun to release hose pressure

before unplugging the power

cord.

• Risk of equipment damage. Al-

ways make sure the “ON/OFF”

switch on the unit is “OFF” and

unit is unplugged prior to stor-

age.

• Risk of Injection. Unit will

start spraying when trigger is

squeezed if “ON/OFF” switch is

in “ON” position. Always point

gun in a safe direction.

• Occasionally the motor may run

for a short time to bring fresh,

cool water into the pump even

if the trigger is released. This

is part of normal operation and

will not damage the unit.

hoW to’S:

The cleaning power of detergents

comes from applying them to a sur-

face and giving the chemicals time

to break down the dirt and grime.

Detergents work best when applied

at low pressure.

The combination of chemical ac-

tion and high pressure rinsing is

very effective. On vertical sur-

faces, apply the detergent starting

at the bottom and working your

way upward. This will prevent the

detergent from sliding down and

causing streaks.

hoW to aVoid

daMaGinG SUrfaceS

Safety and hoW to’S

1 2 ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Comments to this Manuals

No comments