IPC 3160T Manual De Instrucciones página 23

ADVICE ON USING DETERGENTS
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Warning
This cleaner has been designed for use with the detergents
supplied or recommended by the manufacturer.
The use of other detergents or chemicals may influence the
safety of the cleaner.
1) For environmental compatibility, we recommend a rea-
sonable use of detergents (fig.9), according to the instructions
on the pack.
2) From the range of recommended products, choose the
one most suited to the washing job to be done and dilute it
with water according to the instructions on the pack or in the
catalogue of the detergents most suited for the type of hot or
cold water cleaner.
3) Ask your dealer for the detergents catalogue.
OPERATING PHASES FOR CORRECT CLEANING WITH
DETERGENTS.
1) Prepare the solution of
detergent at the concentration
most suitable for the type of
dirt and the surface that is to
be washed.
2) Remove the extension tube
from the handgrip and attach
the detergent spray kit (fig.
10), operate the water clea-
ner and spray the surface to
be washed, starting from the
bottom and working upwards.
In the version with detergent
suction, switch on the deter-
gent suction control on the lance (fig.
Let it react for a few minutes.
3) Rinse the whole surface well from top to bottom at high
pressure.
4) After using with detergent, flush out the intake circuit; place
the detergent suction hose (fig. 8) in a tank of clean water and
let the pump run for 1 minute with the dosing tap turned fully on
and the lance in detergent delivery condition.
USING THE ADJUSTABLE
HEAD (Fig. 11) (DS Vers.)
The adjustable head enables
you to select a low or high
pressure jet. The pressure
is selected by rotating the
head.
High pressure pos. A.
Low pressure pos. B.
English
FIG.10
11).
   
FIG.11
REGULATING PRESSURE
This chapter concerns only
those models provided with
the "pressure regulating"
device. The pressure regula-
tor, fig. 12, allows the operator
to adjust the working pressu-
re. When knob C is turned
in an anti-clockwise direction
(B) (minimum), the working
pressure is reduced.
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FIG.12