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PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
Wear safety shoes with non-slip
soles.
Wear safety goggles or a visor,
insulating gloves and a hard hat.
Failure to follow these rules may cause a hazard
and will relieve the manufacturer of all liability.
Application
This tool is designed for cleaning indoor glass
surfaces of any size, vertical, horizontal or incli-
ned, that is suitable for treatment with pure water.
When using the tool, take care not to disperse
hazardous substances from the object being
cleaned (e.g. asbestos, oil or detergent).
Follow the waste disposal regulations rigorously.
DO NOT USE THE TOOL TO CLEAN
THE FLOOR (Fig. 2)
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GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
The pump trigger (1 – Fig. 3) must operate
smoothly and return to the home position when
released.
Check the tool works properly before each cle-
aning session.
Never use in the vicinity of children or pets.
Hold the spray device with both hands so that
you can control the position accurately (Fig. 4).
Always work from a safe, stable position (Fig. 2).
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HOW TO USE THE TOOL
Filling the tank
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Unscrew the tank from the handgrip by
turning anticlockwise (Fig. 5).
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Remove the cap from the tank by turning
anticlockwise (Fig. 6-8).
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Fill the tank with pure water (at least 98%
demineralised water) (Fig. 7-9).
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Screw the cap back on.
Screw the tank onto the pole (Fig. 10)
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Pressurising the system
Operate the trigger on the handgrip repeatedly
until a fine spray is delivered (Fig. 11).
Using the tool
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Operate the trigger to spray water onto the
surface to be cleaned.
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Dry the surface with a microfibre pad.
- Change the pad when it starts to leave a mark.
The pad support can be rotated for enhanced
cleaning by loosening the wing-nut on the swivel
(Fig. 15).
N.B. Do not use too much water, just
enough to allow the pad to slide across
the surface.
Always use a clean pad. Check for impurities
or hard particles that would scratch the surface.
Changing the length of the pole
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Loosen the ring nut by turning anticlockwise
(Fig. 12).
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Extend the pole to the desired length.
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Tighten the locking sleeve to lock in position
(Fig. 13).
N.B. Do not put the tool away with the cleaning
pad mounted.
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