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Maintenance
Maintenance Mode
Before performing any maintenance on the pressure washer, it must be placed in maintenance mode. 1.) Turn off engine.
2.) Turn off water supply.
3.) Squeeze trigger to relieve system pressure.
4.) Unplug spark plug wire from spark plug. (see engine owner’s manual)
Maintenance Schedule
What to Check | When To Check | |
Inlet Filter | Each Use |
|
Pressure Hose | Each Use |
Bolts | Each Use |
Engine Oil | See engine |
| manual |
Pump Oil | Never |
What to Do
Visually inspect and clean inlet filter with clear water. Visually inspect pressure hose and hose couplings. Replace hose if any of the following is evident:
hose coupling is damaged, wire mesh is exposed or damaged, hose is permanently kinked or flattened, outer hose cover is blistered or loose.
Tighten any loose bolts.
See engine manual for oil change intervals, see Maintenance section of this manual for oil change instructions.
The pump’s crankcase is sealed; oil changes are not required.
Cleaning/Replacing the Nozzle Orifice 1.) Place pressure washer in
maintenance mode. (see above)
2.) Insert a 2mm hex wrench into orifice and turn
-To clean orifice, remove any debris and soak in descaling solution to remove hard water deposits.
-To replace orifice, order p/n PD38780 from NorthStar Customer
Service,
clockwise to reinstall orifice.
2mm hex
wrench
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