Product Specifications. Briggs & Stratton 2050PSI, CleanShot 020206-0, CLEANSHOT 2050PSI

CleanShot™ 2050 PSI Pressure Washer

SPECIFICATIONS

Outlet Pressure . . . . . 2050 psi

Flow Rate . . . . . . . . . . 2.0 gallons per minute (gpm)

Detergent . . . . . . . . . . Use detergent approved for pressure washers

Water Supply . . . . . . Not to Exceed 100°F

Temperature

Automatic Cool . . . . Will cycle when water

Down System reaches 125°-155°F

Shipping Weight . . . .54 lbs.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

RECOMMENDATIONS

The pressure washer warranty does not cover items that have been subjected to operator abuse or negligence.To

receive full value from the warranty, the operator must maintain the pressure washer as instructed in this manual.

• Some adjustments will need to be made periodically to properly maintain your pressure washer.

• All maintenance in this manual and the engine owner’s manual should be made at least once each season.

• Once a year you should clean or replace the spark plug, clean or replace the air filter and check the spray gun and adjustable nozzle extension assembly for wear. A new spark plug and clean air filter assure proper fuel-air mixture and help your engine run better and last longer.

Please refer to your engine owner’s manual for more details.

• If equipped with inflatable tires, keep the air pressure at the value marked on the tire or within 15 and 40 psi.

Before Each Use

1.

Check engine oil level.

2.

Check water inlet screen for damage.

3.

Check in-line filter for damage.

4.

Check high pressure hose for leaks.

5.

Check chemical injection hose and filter for damage.

6.

Check spray gun and adjustable nozzle extension assembly for leaks.

7.

Rinse out garden hose to flush out debris.

PRESSURE WASHER

MAINTENANCE

Check and Clean Inlet Screen

Examine the screen on the water inlet. Clean it if the screen is clogged or replace it if screen is damaged.

Check High Pressure Hose

The high pressure hose can develop leaks from wear, kinking, or abuse. Inspect the hose each time before using it. Check for cuts, leaks, abrasions or bulging of cover, damage or movement of couplings. If any of these conditions exist, replace the hose immediately.

WARNING

The high pressure stream of water that this equipment produces can pierce skin and its underlying tissues, leading to serious injury and possible amputation.

• NEVER repair high pressure hose. Replace it.

• Replacement hose rating MUST exceed maximum pressure rating of unit.

Check Chemical Injection Hose

Examine the filter on the detergent tube and clean if clogged.The tube should fit tightly on the barbed fitting.

Examine the tube for leaks or tears. Replace the filter or tube if either is damaged.

Check Gun and Adjustable Nozzle

Extension

Examine the hose connection to the spray gun and make sure it is secure.Test the trigger by pressing it and making sure it “springs back” into place when you release it. Put the safety latch in the ON position and test the trigger.You

should not be able to press the trigger.

Purge Pump of Air and

Contaminants

To remove air from the pump, follow these steps:

1.

Set up pressure washer as described in “Preparing

Pressure Washer For Use”. Connect water supply and turn water on.

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2.

Pull trigger on spray gun and hold.

3.

When water supply is steady and constant, engage safety latch.

To remove contaminants from the pump, follow these steps:

1.

Set up pressure washer as described in “Preparing

Pressure Washer For Use”. Connect water supply and turn water on.

2.

Remove nozzle extension from spray gun.

3.

Start engine according to instructions in “How To Use

Your Pressure Washer”.

4.

Squeeze trigger on spray gun and hold.

5.

When water supply is steady and constant, engage safety latch and refasten nozzle extension.

Check In-Line Filter

Refer to Figure 11 and service the in-line filter if it becomes clogged, as follows:

Figure 11 — Clean In-Line Filter

Nozzle Maintenance

A pulsing sensation felt while squeezing the spray gun trigger may be caused by excessive pump pressure.The

principal cause of excessive pump pressure is a nozzle clogged or restricted with foreign materials, such as dirt, etc.To correct the problem, immediately clean the orifice following these instructions:

1.

Shut off engine and turn off water supply.

2.

Remove orifice from end of nozzle extension. Separate nozzle extension from spray gun.Twist nozzle clockwise to stream position. Using a 2mm (5/64) allen wrench, remove orifice from end of nozzle extension

(Figure 12).

Figure 12 — Removing and Cleaning Orifice

Orifice

Filter Screen

Nozzle Extension

O-ring

1.

Detach spray gun and nozzle extension from high pressure hose. Detach nozzle extension from spray gun and remove o-ring and screen from nozzle extension. Flush screen, spray gun, and adjustable nozzle extension with clean water to clear debris.

2.

Place in-line filter screen into threaded end of nozzle extension. Direction does not matter. Push screen in with eraser end of pencil until it rests flat at bottom of opening.Take care not to bend the screen.

3.

Place o-ring into recess. Push o-ring snugly against inline filter screen.

4.

Assemble nozzle extension to spray gun, as described earlier in manual.

3.

Remove in-line filter from other end of nozzle extension.

4.

Use a small paper clip to free any foreign material clogging or restricting orifice (Figure 12).

5.

Using a garden hose, remove additional debris by back flushing water through nozzle extension (Figure 13).

Back flush between 30 to 60 seconds.Turn adjustable nozzle extension to stream spray and move nozzle from low to high while flushing.

Figure 13 — Backflushing the Nozzle

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6.

Reinstall orifice and in-line filter into nozzle extension.

DO NOT overtighten orifice with allen wrench.

7.

Reconnect nozzle extension to spray gun.

8.

Reconnect water supply, turn on water, and start engine.

9.

Test pressure washer by operating with nozzle in high and low positions.

O–Ring Maintenance

Purchase an O–Ring/Maintenance Kit, part number

191922GS by contacting the nearest authorized service center. It is not included with the pressure washer.This kit includes replacement o-rings, rubber washer and water inlet filter. Refer to the instruction sheet provided in the kit to service your unit’s o-rings.

Cleaning Chemical Injection Hose

If you used the chemical injection hose, you must flush it with clean water before stopping the engine.

1.

Place chemical injection hose in a bucket full of clean water.

2.

Slide adjustable nozzle forward to low pressure position. Flush for 1-2 minutes.

3.

Shut off engine.

IMPORTANT: Simply shutting OFF engine will not release pressure in the system. When the engine has shut down, squeeze the trigger on the spray gun to relieve the pressure in the hose.

Pump Maintenance

Changing Pump Oil

Change oil every 50 hours or once yearly, whichever occurs first.

NOTE: Purchase a premeasured bottle of pump oil, item number 190586GS, by contacting the nearest authorized service center.

Change pump oil as follows:

1.

Drain engine oil and fuel from pressure washer.

2.

Use a 8mm allen wrench to remove black pump oil cap between high pressure outlet and garden hose inlet (Figure 14).

Figure 14 - Changing Pump Oil

Oil Cap

3.

Tilt pressure washer to drain oil into an approved container until it drips slowly from pump.

4.

Tilt pressure washer in opposite direction and empty premeasured pump oil bottle into same opening (a small funnel may be helpful).

5.

Install black pump oil cap and tighten firmly.

6.

Set pressure washer in upright position. Add fuel and engine oil.

ENGINE MAINTENANCE

See the engine owner’s manual for instructions on how to properly maintain the engine.

CAUTION

Avoid prolonged or repeated skin contact with used motor oil.

• Used motor oil has been shown to cause skin cancer in certain laboratory animals.

• Thoroughly wash exposed areas with soap and water.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. DON'T

POLLUTE. CONSERVE RESOURCES. RETURN

USED OIL TO COLLECTION CENTERS.

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