Product Manual

SHUTTING DOWN THE UNIT

1. Turn off the ON / OFF switch (Fig. 10) and unplug the

power plug from the outlet.

2. Turn off the water supply.

3. Pull the high pressure gun trigger to relieve all the

built-up pressure in the machine. Release the trigger and

engage the gun safety lock.

NOTE: To maximize safety, always engage the safety lock

when the gun is not in use.

4. Disconnect the garden hose from the water inlet on the

back of the unit.

OPERATION

NOTE: Replacement parts can be ordered from wenproducts.com by searching the part number (refer

to the exploded view and parts list on pages 16 & 17). Use only identical replacement parts designed

for your pressure washer. Parts that wear down over the course of normal use (such as hoses, filters,

nozzles, etc.) are not covered by the two-year warranty.

HIGH PRESSURE HOSE

The high pressure hose can be damaged easily and should be carefully stored. Do not kink the hose. Do

not drive vehicles or place heavy objects over the hose. Do not expose the hose to sharp objects. Don’t

chew on it either. Regularly inspect the hose for cuts, bulges, or leaks which can develop from kinking

or wear. If damage is found, replace the hose immediately to prevent serious injuries.

WATER INLET ADAPTER

Routinely check and clean the water inlet adapter. Remove the water inlet adapter and rinse with warm

water to clean out debris and buildup before operating the pressure washer.

MAINTENANCE & STORAGE

WARNING:

Risk of electric shock - Always switch off the pressure washer, disconnect the

power plug and turn off the water before performing any adjustments or maintenance.

SPRAY NOZZLE

Regularly clean the spray tip on the spray lance and

detergent bottle to prevent the nozzle from clogging.

Make sure the power plug is disconnected, the water is

turned off, and all pressure is relieved from the unit. Turn

the adjustable nozzle counterclockwise to move the metal

plates apart. Use the included nozzle cleaner (Fig. 11) or a

needle to dislodge any debris that’s clogging the spray tip.

Fig. 10

Fig. 11