Powerplay SPYDER SPY1500V Instrucciones De Montaje, Cuidado Y Uso página 7

Care and Maintenance
Cleaning Nozzles
A clogged or partially clogged nozzle can cause significant
reduction of water pressure coming out of the nozzle
and/or cause the unit to pulsate while spraying.
1. Turn off the unit.
2. Turn off the water supply to the unit.
3. Relieve any pressure trapped in the hose by
squeezing the trigger 2-3 times, and then lock the
spray gun by pushing the lock button from left to right.
4. Remove the lance from the spray gun
5. Using the nozzle tip cleaner provided (or an unfolded
paper clip), insert the wire into the nozzle hole and
move back and forth until debris is dislodged.
6. Tap quick connect end of lance on hard surface
several times
7. Back flush water through the nozzle using garden
hose and highest pressure available (either standard
water nozzle or use your thumb over the nozzle to
create water pressure for back flush).
Storage
1. When the pressure washing session is complete, turn
off the power switch.
2. Unplug the power cord from the outlet.
3. Turn off the water supply. Pull the trigger on the spray
gun 2-3 times to drain out excess water and to release
any remaining water pressure.
4. Disconnect the garden hose adapter from the water
inlet. DO NOT allow the power washer to run with no
water flowing through it.
5. It is recommended to run pump saver through the pump
and high pressure hose.
5a. Install the pump saver by attaching the bottle to
the garden hose adaptor and open the valve on the
bottle.
5b. Plug in the power-cord and turn the pressure
washer on/off switch to the "on" position and pull
the trigger for 5 seconds in order to activate the
pump and purge the pump saver through the pump
system and hose.
5c. Once you are done, turn the on/off switch to
the "off" position, pull the trigger to release the
internal pressure and then disconnect the hose
and accessories from the power washer.
6. Remove hose from spray gun.
7. Remove lance from spray gun. Place the gun and lance
in the holders on the side of the unit.
8. Hook the power cord around the power cord holder.
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Troubleshooting
If you have any questions regarding the product, please call customer service at 1-855-770-7529.
Problem Corrective Action
Unit will not turn on. 1. Make sure the power washer is OFF. Plug the electrical cord into a grounded 120 volt outlet
(no electrical extension cord should be used). If the electrical cord will not plug into your
outlet, your electrical outlet is not properly grounded and should not be used. Use another
electrical outlet.
2. Pull trigger on gun to ensure water flow.
3. If it is still not working, call Customer Service.
Note: When power switch is turned on, the power washer will turn on by itself for 1-2
seconds and shut off.
The unit is running but 1. Check the water source. Unclog the spray tip on the lance. (See spray tip cleaning
there is no water flow. instructions under "Cleaning Spray Tip".) Or, remove the lance and spray directly out of the
spray gun. This will indicate if the problem is with the lance.
Water is leaking where the 1. Make sure there is an o-ring at the end of the metal tip of the hose. If no o-ring is
hose connects to the spray present, the connection between the hose and spray gun will leak. O-Ring replacements
gun. are included in the package contents.
The power washer turns 1. When the water is connected, the accessories are assembled properly, and the power
on for 2 seconds, shuts switch is turned on, the power washer may turn on for 1 - 2 seconds to prime the pump. It
off, and will not turn back automatically shuts off and waits for the spray gun trigger to be pressed. When the trigger
on. Is the unit defective? is pressed, water starts flowing through the pump. The water sensor in the pump detects
the moving water and automatically turns the power washer on.
2. Turn the power switch to 'Off', press the trigger on the spray gun so that you have a steady
stream of water. Continue pressing the trigger, open the spray gun and at the same time,
turn the power switch 'On'.
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