Pre-Operation - BE Power Equipment B4014VTBA Manual Del Operador

1. Before operating the pressure washer, ensure you are familiar with all the
warnings and safety recommendations.
2. Wear proper clothing and eye protection.
3. Always setup the machine where:
3.1 It is on a level surface. If the machine is not level, it may not start or cause
failures.
3.2 There is sufficient ventilation.
3.3 There are no signs of oil or gas leaks, including gas vapors.
3.4 The machine is not exposed to rain, snow or freezing temperatures. These
harsh conditions can lead to component failure causing damage or injury.
4. Ensure that oil levels for the engine and pump are correct.
4.1 Use 10W30 oil to fill the engine if needed.
4.2 Use 30W non-detergent oil to fill the pump if needed.
5. If the pump has an oil cap dipstick, make sure it is the breathing oil cap
instead of the sealed travel oil cap. If the sealed travel oil cap is left in, the
pump will over pressurize and blow it out.
6. Inspect the overall condition of the unit. Make sure there are no fuel or oil
leaks or damaged parts. If any leaks or damaged parts are detected DO NOT
start the pressure washer until it is fixed.
7. Connect the high-pressure hose to the pump and the gun wand assembly to
the other end of the hose.
8. Connect the garden hose to the pump.
8.1 Ensure the inlet filter on the pump is present, intact, and clean before
connecting the garden hose.
WATER SUPPLY MUST BE SUFFICIENT TO SUPPLY THE PUMP
ADEQUATELY.
Every pressure washer has a Gallons Per Minute (GPM)/ Liters Per Minute (LPM)
rating that must be adhered to. If the pump does not get enough water, it will
cavitate (starve for water). This will cause internal damage and pending failure.
To measure your water source GPM/ LPM, you will need a container that you
know the exact size such as a 5-gallon/20-Liter bucket. When you're ready, start
filling it from your water source while timing it for one minute. The amount of
water in the 5-gallon/20-liter bucket after one minute is the GPM/LPM rating.
The water source GPM/ LPM should exceed the GPM/ LPM rating of the machine
by one GPM/ LPM to account for any fluctuations from the water source.
The water source should have 20 to 60 PSI/1.38 to 4.1 BAR pressure going into
the pump. Do not use a hose longer than 50ft/15m to the water source.
PRIME THE PUMP WITH WATER
Once all the hoses are connected, turn on your water supply and hold down the
spray gun's trigger. Let water flow through it until all the air bubbles are worked
through, and there is a constant stream of water coming out the nozzle.
Insert the color spray nozzle that you plan to use. Make sure the nozzle is clean
with no damage or blockages.
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