Operation - Truper LAGAS-4000 Manual De Instrucciones

Operation

Use of Detergent
• The Pressure Washer is built to use detergents specified
for "descending flow" gas pressure washers.
CAUTION
• Use only detergents designed for gas
pressure washers. Household detergents, acid, alkaline,
bleach, solvent flammable or industrial grade solutions
can damage the pump. Many detergents call for mixing
before using. Prepare the mix following the instructions in
the bottle. Always test in a less noticeable area before
starting to pressure wash.
• Connect the detergent hose as indicated in page 7.
• Remove the detergent container cap and insert the
detergent hose end with the container filter.
NOTE The gas pressure washer uses a 20:1
proportion of detergent. It usually is a 1 gallon undiluted
detergent. See the instruction in your detergent to verify if
is necessary to make an additional dilution.
• Set the detergent nozzle (black) in the spraying pipe.
• Press the trigger and wait approximately 5 seconds for
the detergent to start being sprayed.
• Spray the detergent in a dry surface using long, uniform
and overlapped passes. To prevent stripes to appear, do
not leave the detergent drying in the surface.
• After spraying detergent in the work surface and before
rinsing, set the end of the detergent hose with the filter
into a bucket with clean water and expel the water with
the high-pressure gun during two minutes to remove
from the system all the detergent residues.
• Turn off the motor and press the trigger to pressure-pur-
ge the water.
Rinsing
• Remove the detergent nozzle and replace it with the
high-pressure nozzle most suitable for the job.
CAUTION Follow the nozzle assembly and removal
instructions and how to select the most adequate nozzle
in page 9.
• Remove the detergent hose from the gas pressure
washer.
• Start rinsing from the upper side of the work area. Use
side-to side passes, overlapping each pass up and down.
Moving the Gas Pressure Washer
CAUTION • Never use the handle to lift the gas
pressure washer. Never set the unit in a position other than
vertical and sitting on its wheels.
• Turn off the gas pressure washer.
• Tilt the unit towards you until is balanced on its wheels.
Then, push it to the desired position. Do not tilt forward or
sideways while moving it.
CAUTION
• DO NOT try to move the unit pulling
from either of the hoses.
High Altitude Operation
• At high altitude the air fuel mix in the standard carburetor
will be rich in fuel. Performance will be lower and fuel
consumption will increase.
• Performance while in a high altitude can be increased if
the carburetor is regulated adjusting the main knob. The
equipment is set to operate at heights above 6000 feet
above sea level. If the tool is not working efficiently call a
Authorized Service Center to have
them carry out modification in the carburetor.
• Even though the carburetor has an adequate injection the
potency in the motor will decrease 3,5% approximately per
each 1000 feet increment, after 6890 feet above sea level.
Decrease in potency will be higher if there are no
modifications in the carburetor.
WARNING
• If the equipment is operated in a
height that is inadequate to the carburetor setting, low
performance, over-heating and severe damage to the
motor caused by the excessive air mix in the fuel may be
obtained
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