Parkside PHD 100 D2 - Manual (Page 47)

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MT GB
Bleed the equipment:
5. Switch on the equipment at the on/off
switch (5) until the pressure has built
up.
6. Switch off the equipment at the on/off
switch (5).
7. Depress the start lever on the spray
gun (10) until the pressure is released.
8. Please repeat steps 5. to 7. several
times until there is no further air in the
equipment.
Interrupting operation
• Release the lever of the gun ( A 10).
• During prolonged work intervals turn
off the washer by its ON / OFF switch
( A 5).
Ending operation
• After working with cleaning agents,
run the equipment with clean water to
completely rinse the cleaning agent
from the pipes.
• Release the lever of the gun ( A 10).
• Turn off the pressure by its ON / OFF
switch ( A 5).
• Turn off the water tap.
• Pull the lever of the gun ( A 10) to vent
the pressure existing within the system.
• Disconnect the mains plug.
• Disconnect the pressure washer from
the water mains.
Using detergents
The washer was designed for operation
with a neutral detergent based on a bio-
logically decomposable anionic tenside.
Other detergents or chemical substances
could impair the safety of the washer and
damage it.
E
Fixing the Wheels
The back wheels on the chassis (9) can be
fixed in order to secure the pressure wash-
er against undesired rolling away.
• To do this push the two bolts (16) out-
wards and downwards.
The wheels are now no longer able to
turn.
• To cancel the wheel fixing, push the
two bolts (16) upwards.
F Removing the Chassis
The pressure washer can also be used
without the chassis (9).
• Press the release button (18) on the
front locking point. Hold the chassis (9)
securely in the front area and pull the
pressure washer upwards.
At the same time, tilt the pressure
washer slightly to the rear.
• To reinstate, insert the device into the
rear area of the chassis (9). Push down
on the device down and press the re-
lease button (18) at the same time. The
device clicks into the chassis.
Cleaning and Mainte-
nance
Pull out the power plug before
every maintenance operation. There
is a risk of electrocution or of injury
from moving parts.