Using Detergents; Suctioning Water; Cleaning And Maintenance; Cleaning - Parkside PHD 170 A1 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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4. Turn off the water tap.
5. Disconnect the pressure cleaner from
the water mains.
6. Pull the lever (20) of the gun (16) to
vent the pressure existing within the
system.

Using detergents

The pressure cleaner was designed for
operation with a neutral detergent based
on a biologically decomposable anionic
tenside. Other detergents or chemical sub-
stances could impair the safety of the pres-
sure cleaner and damage it. Such damage
to the equipment is not covered by the
guarantee.

Suctioning water

• Irrespective of the water pipe, you can
also use the device (for example, rain
barrel) through the integrated water
suction function. This function must only
be used with a suction hose with a fil-
ter basket.
The device itself must not be immer-
sed in open water sources. There
is a risk of personal injury from an
electric shock.
Do not draw in any water from na-
tural accumulations. There is a risk
of contamination from backwashed
cleaning agent.
1. Connect the suction hose with filter
basket to the water connection cou-
pling (13) and the water connection
(14) on the device.
2. Insert the end with the filter basket into
the water collector (e.g. rain barrel).
Ensure there is a sufficient and reliable
water supply.
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Dry running will damage the
device.
3. Remove the jet pipe (22) from the
spray gun (16). Press the switch-on
lever (20) on the spray gun (16) and
then turn the device on.
4. The device begins to suction water and
air can escape.
5. Once the device is free of air, you can
release the switch-on lever (20) on the
spray gun (16). You can connect an
attachment of your choice to the spray
gun (16).
The device should not be higher
than the tap point.
Cleaning and
Maintenance
Pull out the power plug before eve-
ry maintenance operation. This also
includes connecting to the water
supply or trying to eliminate leaks.
There is a risk of electrocution or of
injury from moving parts.

Cleaning

Never direct the water jet
against the pressure cleaner,
nor clean the pressure clean-
er under flowing water. This
could give rise to the danger
of electric shock and damage
the pressure cleaner!
Always keep the pressure cleaner
clean. Do not use any detergents or
solvents.
• Always keep the ventilation slots clean
and free.