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than 10 cm/4"; do not mount the high pressure water cleaner on walls made of plasterboard, wood,
sheet metal or any other material that is not suitable to take the wall-plugs supplied.
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To mount on the wall, use exclusively the kit supplied (bracket, screws, wall-plugs and nuts): if any part
of the kit is lost or damaged during installation, contact your dealer to have it replaced.
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Rest the bracket (11) against the wall and trace two marks with a pencil through the holes F (SEE FIG.
1) that will act as a reference for drilling the holes: position the frame roughly at the height of your
shoulders to ensure ease of use.
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Using a 10 mm/0.4" bit (not supplied), suitable for drilling brick/reinforced cement walls, drill two holes,
approximately 8-9 cm/3.2-3.5" in depth where the holes were marked earlier. When drilling the holes, pay
attention to the safety warnings given in the use and maintenance manual of the drill used. Also remember
to make sure no pipes and/or electrical cables run through the wall where you drill the holes.
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Put the wall-plugs (14) in the holes, making sure their necks are flush with the wall: do not push the
wall-plugs too far into the wall and do not leave them protruding from it either.
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Using a 5 mm/0.2" fixed jaw spanner (not supplied), screw the screws (9) until the threaded part enters
the wall-plug completely. SEE FIG. 5-a.
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Put the rubber rings (10) in the safety hooks (3) and (7), and then put the hooks in the wall bracket
(11). Make sure the hook (3) is inserted on the left and the (7) on the right. SEE FIG. 5-b AND 5-c.
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Put the bracket (11) in the screws protruding from the wall and secure it with the nuts (16). While
doing this, make sure the screws (9) enter the hole F of the bracket and the special slot in the hooks
(3) and (7). Before you tighten the nuts permanently (16), using a 13 mm/0.5" fixed jaw spanner (not
supplied), make sure the hooks (3) and (7) are raised. SEE FIG. 5-b AND 5-c.
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Make sure the wall bracket is fitted firmly: do not hang on the bracket with your own weight to check it.
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Make sure the release button (8) is released, by pushing it inwards; raise the high pressure water cleaner
safely and fit the bottom guide in the bracket (11), until the button clicks (8). SEE FIG. 5-d.
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Lower the hooks (3) and (7), so that they couple in the cowling of the high pressure water cleaner.
SEE FIGS. 5-e AND 5-f.
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Feed the power supply cable (6) within the relative guide. SEE FIG. 5-g.
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If you wish, you can also install the wall-mounted accessory frame (13), exploiting the screws (38)
and the wall-plugs (39) supplied. To drill, use a 6 mm/0.24" bit (not supplied), making three holes,
approximately 4-5 cm/1.6-2.0" in depth by marks made as previously described for the wall-mounted
frame. Use a suitable Philips screwdriver to tighten the screws (not supplied). SEE FIG. 6.
DEMOUNTING FROM THE WALL – INSTALLING ON THE FLOOR
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Unscrew the fitting (25) and remove the filter and gasket. SEE FIG. 1. Put the fitting away in a safe
place because it will be used again when the high pressure water cleaner is put back on the wall.
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Put the filter (18) in the water inlet fitting (17). Put the gasket (26) in the curved hose holder (27) and
screw it to the fitting (17). SEE FIG. 1. The installation of the curved suction fitting guarantees the correct
connection of the suction pipe, which would otherwise interfere with the floor. SEE FIG. 7-c.
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Raise the stops (3) and (7), so that they uncouple from the cowling of the high pressure water cleaner
and release the stop (8), pushing it inwards until it clicks in place. SEE FIG. 7-a.
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Holding it firmly, take the high pressure water cleaner off the bracket (11) and rest it on the floor.
SEE FIGS. 7-b AND 7-c.
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If used on the floor, take the high pressure water cleaner to the work position, getting hold of its
handle (2). SEE FIG. 7-c.
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Completely unreel the high pressure hose (35).
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If working on the wall, secure a supply hose to the quick-release water inlet fitting, using a general-
purpose gardening quick-release fitting. PROCEDURE B OF FIG. 8.
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