27BadExposed wiremesh due to wearWater dripping orspraying, or localizedmoistureGoodBadWARNING: High Pressure FluidInjection HazardHigh pressure fluid discharge from leaks(even pin-sized) or ruptured components canpierce skin and inject fluid into the body.Injection injury can result in blood poisoningand/or severe tissue damage leading toinfection, gangrene, and possiblyamputation. Never use a finger or skin to check forleaks. Never operate machine with damaged ormissing hoses/parts. Never attempt to repair a high-pressurehose or component – Always replace itwith a part that is rated at or above thepressure rating of this machine.1) Check hoses, fittings, wand, trigger gun andconnections for signs of wear, cracks, looseness, orleaks. Replace as required.2) Check and clean the nozzle orifice.Clean Inlet FilterClean the inlet filter before each use.WARNING: Filter DisposalWhen cleaning filters, check whether dangerouschemicals have been used with the filter and takeany precautions that may be recommended bythe manufacturer of these chemicals. Alwaysdispose of hazardous fluids per local, state, andnational guidelines.1) Unscrew garden hose from water inlet (ifconnected).2) Remove brass hex nut by turning counter clockwise.3) Unscrew inlet filter.4) Remove filter screen.5) Run water through filter screen to clean.6) ReassembleInspect Fuel SystemInspect the engine fuel system and check for leaksbefore each use.Do not start pressure washer until all needed repairshave been completed.WARNING: Filter DisposalGasoline fuel is highly explosive and fuel leakscan result in fire or explosions. You can beburned and seriously injured if the fuel system isnot properly hooked up or there is a fuel leakwhen you start the engine.Inspect the entire fuel system. Look for: signs of leaks or deterioration, chafed or spongy fuel hose, loose connections, loose or missing fuel hose clamps, damaged fuel tank, or defective gasoline shut-off valve.FilterBrass HexNut