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| The pressure setting is preset at the factory to achieve opti- |
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| 1. | Back away from the surface to be cleaned. The further |
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| to be cleaned. |
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| 2. Change to the 40° nozzle - (white) this nozzle delivers a |
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S | 3. | Reduce the speed of the gasoline engine (RPM). Slow the |
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| Allowing the unit to two minutes without the gun trigger pulled |
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| The valve will then close. (Fig. |
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la presión óptima para la limpieza. Si usted necesitase reducir la presión, podrá hacerlo con los siguientes métodos:
1.Retírese de la superficie por lavarse. Cuanto más alejado usted se encuentre, menor presión habrá sobre la superficie a lavarse.
2.Cambie a la boquilla de 40° - (blanca), esta boquilla produce un chorro menos potente de agua y un patrón de
Erociado más amplio.
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ANO intente incrementar la presión de la bomba. Una graduación superior a la que trae de fábrica puede dañar la Ñ bomba.
O3. Reduzca la velocidad del motor de gasolina (RPM). Esto también reduce la presión del agua.
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