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Harbor Freight Tools 2433 manual Pressure Changes During Use, Detergent Will Not Dispense

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PRESSURE CHANGES DURING USE

TROUBLESHOOTING (CONTINUED)

IMPORTANT!

Be CERTAIN to shut off the Pressure Washer, release all pressure in a safe manner, and disconnect it from power and water before adjusting, cleaning, or repairing the unit.

PRESSURE CHANGES DURING USE

Air may be getting in the water supply hose, check all connections.

CONNECTIONS

ARE LOOSE

Retighten

connections.

TIP IS

DIRTY

Clean tip, using the included Tip Cleaning wire.

ALL CONNECTIONS

ARE TIGHT

Check that tip is free from debris and deposits.

TIP IS

CLEAN

Internal valves or seals may be worn or sticking, contact a qualified technician.

DETERGENT WILL NOT DISPENSE

Verify that proper type of pressure washer detergent is being used, and that the appropriate wands/settings are being used, see page 13, #6.

NON-PRESSURE

WASHER DETERGENT

USED

Remove the Handle (1A) and thoroughly rinse out the detergent bottle and passages. Refill with correct detergent.

INCORRECT WANDS/

SETTINGS USED

Set up the washer as explained on page 13.

CORRECT DETERGENT,

WANDS, AND SETTINGS

USED

Remove the Handle (1A) and check that the suction tube is not bent or pinched.

If the steps above do not solve the problem or if the repairs involved are too

complex, contact a qualified technician.

SKU 02433

For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353.

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Harbor Freight Tools 2433 Pressure Changes During Use, Detergent Will Not Dispense, Set up the washer as explained on page

Contents

TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL WARNINGSAND INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE ASSEMBLY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS19-21 UNPACKINGContents SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL SAFETY RULESIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS E193752ELECTRICAL SAFETY PERSONAL SAFETYPAGE SERVICE TOOL USE AND CAREPAGE SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES 10.Do not handle the GFCI Plug 11A with wet handsPAGE Cleaning” section for proper storage procedures SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSPAGE GROUNDING GROUNDED TOOLS TOOLS WITH THREE PRONG PLUGSFIGURE A PAGESYMBOLOGY EXTENSION CORDSSee Table A PAGEASSEMBLY REAR VIEWFIGURE D FIGURE E FIGURE FLEFT SIDE VIEW RIGHT SIDE VIEWCONTROLS AND SETUP CONTROLS AND FEATURESwith a Trigger Safety Lock 26C 4. The adjustable Nozzle on the SprayPattern Adjustment Pressure AdjustmentFIGURE J- ADJUSTMENTS See Figure KSETUP Test the cleaning capabilities your cleaning project, asOPERATION IMPORTANT! Prior toLIGHTER CLEANING DEEPER CLEANING BUT SLOWER COVERAGEOPERATINGTIPS BECOME FAMILIAR WITH YOUR MACHINECLEANING RECOMMENDATIONS 3a. For a vertical or sloped surface3b. For a flat surface INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE, AND CLEANING PARTS LIST A / ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM A PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLYTroubleshooting section at end of manual For technical questions, please callPARTS LIST B / ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM B Troubleshooting section at end of manualFor technical questions, please call PAGEPARTS LIST C / ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM C Troubleshooting section at end of manualFor technical questions, please call PAGETROUBLESHOOTING WATER LEAKING FROM WITHIN THE HOUSINGCheck whether the power switch is on and lit PRESSURE WASHER STOPS SUDDENLYTROUBLESHOOTING CONTINUED Have a certified electrician correct the problemSetup the GFCI plug as explained on page PRESSURE WASHER WILL NOT STARTClean tip, using the included Tip Cleaning wire Set up the washer as explained on pagePRESSURE CHANGES DURING USE DETERGENT WILL NOT DISPENSE