BE Power Equipment COMMERCIAL Series User manual

OPERATOR'S MANUAL
HOT WATER PRESSURE WASHER
HW205EBAHW152EA
BE Power Equipment Inc. 85.610.???
INDUSTRIAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Introduction & Identication Numbers ................................................................................................ 3
IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS
Safety Overview ............................................................................................................................... 4
Pressure Washer Cooling System ..................................................................................................... 8
SET-UP
Fuel and Oil Types ............................................................................................................................. 9
Unit Overview .................................................................................................................................. 10
Assembly.......................................................................................................................................... 11
OPERATION
Pre-Operation ................................................................................................................................. 13
Motor Start/Stop Procedure............................................................................................................... 14
Hot Water Start/Stop Procedure ......................................................................................................15
Operation .......................................................................................................................................... 16
MAINTENANCE
Pump Maintenance ........................................................................................................................ 17
Maintenance Schedule .................................................................................................................. 18
Pump & Coil Saver Tool................................................................................................................... 19
Storage ............................................................................................................................................ 19
UNIT BREAKDOWNS
Components Diagram HW152EA ................................................................................................ 20
Parts Reference List HW152EA ....................................................................................................... 21
Components Diagram HW205EBA ................................................................................................ 22
Parts Reference List HW205EBA ................................................................................................... 23
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting Table ..................................................................................................................... 24
WARRANTY
Warranty Statement ....................................................................................................................... 26
ATTENTION: Read through the complete manual prior
to the initial use of your pressure washer.

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INTRODUCTION & IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS
Congratulations on your purchase of a BE Power Equipment pressure washer.
You can be confident that this pressure washer is constructed and tested with optimum
performance and quality in mind.
Reading this manual will help get you the best results for set-up, operation, maintenance and avoid
personal injury or damage to your machine. By knowing how best to operate this machine, you will
be better positioned to show others who may also operate the unit.
All the information in this manual is based on the latest product information available at the time
of printing. BE Power Equipment reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice or
incurring any obligation.
Owner/Operator Responsibility
The owner/operator must have a thorough understanding of the operation, maintenance and
dangers associated with using this machine. It must be understood that it is ultimately up to the
owner/operator to safely use this machine as outlined in this manual.
This manual is considered a part of the machine and needs to be kept in a safe location. If the
machine is resold or given to someone else, this manual needs to be included.
Product Registration
Please register your product online to get the maximum benefit from your warranty. Use the QR
code below or register online at: bepowerequipment.com/product-registration
It is recommended that you record the product identification numbers in this manual. These
numbers are important to have on hand if you need to contact technical support (1-866-850-6662).
The model and serial number can be found on the box and on decal on the machine.
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION
Model Number:
Serial Number:
Date of Purchase:
Dealer Name:

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PERSONAL SAFETY
WARNING - Always wear correct personal protection equipment because the high-pressure
spray can launch debris at high velocity creating a risk of injury or damage.
• ALWAYS wear safety goggles for eye protection. Other protective equipment such as hearing
protection, steel toe boots, safety apparel, work gloves and face shield are all recommended.
• NEVER pressure wash without closed-toe foot protection in case of accidental spray.
• ALWAYS be aware of where the spray gun is pointing and your environment
• NEVER point it at people or animals.
• DO NOT let children or unqualied people operate this machine.
• DO NOT use the machine when fatigued or under the inuence of alcohol or drugs.
SAFETY OVERVIEW
The safety alert symbol ( ) is used with a signal word (DANGER, CAUTION, WARNING), a
pictorial and a safety message to alert you to hazards.
DANGER indicates a hazard that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING indicates a hazard that, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a hazard that, if not avoided, might result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE indicates a situation that could result in equipment or property damage.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS - SAFETY RULES
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to
potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages
that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death.
IMPORTANT WARNINGS
Failure to observe warnings will void the warranty or cause injury.
1. Do not let the pressure washer overheat. Excess heat will cause serious damage (see page 8
for details).
2. Never run the unit without water. Running the pump dry will cause it to fail quickly.
3. Do not let the unit freeze. Frozen water in the pump can cause severe damage.
4. Always wear eye protection when operating the unit.
5. High-pressure spray can cause serious bodily injury or damage to soft material. Use with
caution.
6. Never adjust the unloader to exceed the preset pressure. Premature wear, equipment failure, or
injury may occur.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING – When using this product, the following precautions should always be observed
and adhered to.
1. Read all instructions before using the product.
2. Know how to stop the product and release pressures quickly. Be thoroughly familiar with the
controls.
3. Stay alert. Watch what you are doing.
4. Do not operate the product when fatigued or under the inuence of alcohol or drugs.
5. Keep operating area clear of other people, especially children and animals.
6. Do not overreach or stand on unstable support. Instead, keep solid footing and balance at
all times.
7. Follow the maintenance instructions specied in the manual.

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SAFETY OVERVIEW
GENERAL PRESSURE WASHER SAFETY
DANGER – High-Pressure Spray
• NEVER point the gun at yourself, anyone else, or animals.
• The high-pressure water stream can cut through clothing, skin and underlying tissues leading to
serious injury.
• If this type of injury occurs, DO NOT TREAT AS A SIMPLE CUT. SEEK EMERGENCY
MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY. If you are using cleaning detergents, be prepared to
tell the physician exactly what kind.
• Spray guns can have signicant kickback. ALWAYS brace yourself and have rm footing when
operating.
• NEVER attempt to repair high-pressure hose, ttings or gun. Always replace parts if they are
damaged.
• NEVER bypass the trigger assembly. This is an important safety feature of the system.
• NEVER leave a running machine unattended.
• Use CAUTION even when the machine has been turned o󰀨. Pressure can be trapped in the
pump and hose assembly and still inict injury or damage. After turning the machine o󰀨, always
squeeze the trigger to release any trapped pressure.
• ALWAYS ensure all component connections and ttings are securely fastened. High-pressure
water can turn loose ttings or spray nozzles into projectiles causing injury or damage.
• NEVER look directly into the gun or high-pressure hose.
• NEVER place your hand in front of the spray nozzle to test pressure.
DANGER – ELECTROCUTION
• NEVER spray near electric power source or cords.
• NEVER let run-o󰀨 water pool and ow into power sources or cords.
• NEVER replace the GFCI plug with a standard plug. The GFCI is an important safety feature.
WARNING – GENERAL SAFETY
• ONLY use cold water to feed into the machine. Unless specically instructed that the machine
can use hot water.
• Check the work area to make sure it is clear of hazards and debris which can be thrown by
pressure spray causing injuries or damage.
• ALWAYS be aware of surfaces that will become wet and may become slippery.
• ALWAYS have a secure grip of the gun and stable footing.
• ALWAYS ensure proper drainage to avoid water ooding into unwanted areas.
• NEVER operate machinery that is damaged or missing components.
• NEVER modify the machine in any way.
• DO NOT move the machine by pulling on the hoses or cords. Instead, use the handle on the
frame to move the machine when needed.
• Use CAUTION when spraying soft materials such as plants or wood because the high-pressure
spray can damage them quickly.
• Use CAUTION when spraying brittle materials such as glass, that may break apart, creating
dangerous projectiles.
• ALWAYS unplug the machine before engaging in any maintenance.
• Use only recommended accessories. DO NOT force or modify parts to t.
• NEVER attempt to maintain the machine while it is operating. Moving parts and pressure can
cause serious injuries.
• Keep machine out of the rain and elements.
• ALWAYS operate the machine on a level surface. It may seize if operated at an angle.

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WARNING – CHEMICAL DETERGENTS/SOAPS
• ALWAYS use detergents explicity designed for a pressure washer.
• NEVER use any ammable, corrosive or acidic solutions.
• NEVER modify the chemical injector system.
• ALWAYS ush the system after using a detergent. Run the machine for at least two minutes with
clean water to prevent detergent from drying and building up residue. If residue builds up, it may
cause the chemical injector system to fail.
• ALWAYS BE PREPARED for an emergency involving detergents. Know exactly what the
detergent contains. If an emergency occurs and a physician needs this information, Safety Data
Sheets (SDS) are available and should be easily accessible.
• ALWAYS keep detergents away from children and animals.
• Keep an eyewash kit available in case of emergency.
DANGER – TOXIC FUMES
• ALWAYS operate the machine outdoors in well-ventilated spaces.
• The emissions from the diesel burner includes poisonous particulates that are known to irrate
eyes and lungs and can cause wheezing, di󰀩culty to breath, dizziness, headaches and nausea.
• Exposure can lead to increase risk of cancer.
• At the rst sign of any symptoms, IMMEDIATELY shut o󰀨 the machine and move into a well-
ventilated area and seek medical attention.
• NEVER position the machine where the exhaust can go through windows, doors, ventilation or
other access points that lead indoors or to conned areas.
• The use of proper personal proctective will reduce of injury. Use the proper respirators and wear
clothes that cover your skin from exposure from fumes and soot.
DANGER – FUEL RELATED FIRE AND EXPLOSIONS
• Fuel and its vapors are highly ammable and explosive.
• Fire and explosion can cause severe burns and death.
• NEVER ll the fuel tank while the unit is running.
• ALWAYS ll or drain the fuel tank outdoors.
• DO NOT overll the tank. Leave an airspace in the neck of the fuel tank to allow it to breathe
and for fuel expansion.
• ALWAYS drain the fuel tank when transporting or putting the unit into storage.
• Never store fuel near any ignition source or hot surface.
CAUTION – HOT SURFACES
• The motor will heat up rapidly and can cause severe burns if touched.
• The heater coil exhaust will be hot and can cause burns to people and objects.
• Keep ammables away from the mu󰀪er.
• Keep at least a ve-foot clearance from the exhaust to prevent damaging other surfaces such
as house siding and vehicles.
• The pump will also become hot during operation and should be avoided.
• After the pressure washer has been started, DO NOT touch any part of the pressure washer
other than the on/o󰀨 switch, handle, hose and gun.
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SAFETY OVERVIEW
ELECTRIC PRESSURE WASHER SAFETY
DANGER – RISK OF ELECTROCUTION
• NEVER spray an electric pressure washer, its cord, or power source.
• NEVER leave the machine exposed to rain or the elements.
• NEVER modify the plug or cord.
• NEVER use an adapter so the plug will t into a di󰀨erent outlet.
• NEVER touch the cord or plug with wet hands or when standing in water.
• ALWAYS replace damaged components, including plug and cord. DO NOT attempt to repair.
• ALWAYS ensure power source matches the pressure washers’ requirements.
• ALWAYS use a licensed electrician if any electrical work needs to be done.
• ALWAYS unplug the motor from the power source before attempting repairs or maintenance.
DANGER – GROUNDING
• This product must be grounded. If this machine malfunctions, grounding provides a path of least
resistance for electric current, reducing the risk of electrocution.
• Ensure the plug has all three prongs it came with and is plugged into an appropriate outlet that is
grounded in accordance with local regulations.
• If your machine is equipped with a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI), DO NOT remove or
alter it. Replace if damaged.
• If the GFCI is dropped or damaged, be certain to test it to make sure it is still working correctly.
WARNING – EXTENSION CORDS
• The use of extension cords is not recommended.
• If the use of an extension cord is unavoidable, then it must be plugged into a GFCI found in circuit
boxes or protected receptacles
• ALWAYS use a 3-wire extension cord that has three prongs for proper grounding.
• DO NOT yank or pull on extension cords.
• ALWAYS replace if damaged.
• The extension cord gauge MUST be adequate for the power demands of the pressure washer to
prevent stalling, overheating or short-circuiting.

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PRESSURE WASHER COOLING SYSTEM
DO NOT OVERHEAT YOUR MACHINE
Do not let your machine overheat. Failure to do so will result in damage, void warranty, or cause
injury.
Electric motors are air-cooled. Always ensure that the machine is operated in a well-ventilated area
where it can draw a steady supply of fresh air. If the motor overheats, it may shut down, and result
in component failure. The arrows below show an example of locations for air intake on a motor.
Pumps are cooled on the front end by having fresh water run into the pump, then spray out of the
gun wand. To maintain the water flow, keep the trigger of the gun squeezed to keep spraying out
water. Do not let the machine run for more than 30 seconds without pressing down on the trigger.
If the pump is left to overheat (not spraying water), it may experience thermal shock when cold
water is introduced to the system once water is sprayed out again. This thermal shock can result in
multiple component failures.
Most pumps are protected by a thermal valve. The thermal valve releases water if a pump starts to
run too hot. It will prevent catastrophic heat failure. However, the pump may have suffered damage
and need maintenance, repair, or replacement. The thermal valve may need to be replaced once it
is triggered.
Triplex Pump
Threaded into the pump
or unloader
Leaks water to prevent
overheating
The back end of the pump is cooled by maintaining the proper level and quality of pump oil. Always
check the oil level on the back of the pump by using the dipstick or sight gauge. Use 30w non-
detergent oil if it needs to be added or replaced.

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FUEL AND OIL TYPES
PUMP OIL TYPE
For pressure washer pumps, use only SAE 30W non-detergent oil. Never use motor oil in your
pressure washer pump because it will damage the seals.
Never overfill the pump.
• If your pump has a sight glass, then ll halfway up to the middle of the red dot.
• If your pump has a dipstick, then ll to the mark on the dipstick.
BURNER FUEL TYPE
• The fuel tank for the burner is the black plastic container located under the motor.
• ONLY use No.1 or No.2 diesel or kerosene in the black plastic fuel tank.
• NEVER put gasoline in the burner fuel tank. Using gasoline is extremely dangerous and will lead
to component failures.
• DO NOT let the fuel get completely used up before relling. Running the fuel dry is hard on all
the components and may lead to more di󰀩cult startups.
MODEL BURNER FUEL TANK
CAPACITY FUEL TYPE
HW152EA 22.7 L / 6 US GAL No.1 or No.2 Diesel or Kerosene
HW205EBA 22.7 L / 6 US GAL No.1 or No.2 Diesel or Kerosene
HOW TO CONTROL PRESSURE
• The pressure washer is preset at the factory to deliver the optimum performance for its set up.
• Do not adjust the unloader.
• Adjusting the unloader can lead to failures, including poor performance, motor stalling, and
breaking internal parts of the pump and unloader.
• The primary method of controlling pressure is by the distance between the nozzle and the
surface. Always start far away and slowly move closer to the surface.
• The angle of spray to the surface will also inuence pressure. For example, coming at the surface
at a 90° angle will have more impact force than a shallow angle.
• Pressure can also be controlled by the type of nozzle that is put into the tip. The wider the spray,
the less pressure directly impacting the surface.
• Pressure can also be decreased by using nozzles with a larger orice size.
• Be careful when cleaning any soft surface like wood or anything that can crack or break apart, like
glass or paint.

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UNIT OVERVIEW
DESCRIPTION HW152EA HW205EBA
Series Commercial Industrial
Max PSI 1,500 2,000
GPM 2.0 3.5
Motor TECHTOP 2.0 HP TECHTOP 5.0HP
Voltage 120 240
Amp Draw 20 30
Drive System Direct Belt
Pump Model AR JRV2G25E AR RCA35G25N
Pump Unloader Built-in External
Soap Injector Built-in Fixed External, Adjustable
Burner Type Wayne 120v Wayne 240v
Max Temperature 89°C/193°F 89°C/193°F
BTU 172,000 189,000
Burner Fuel Type Diesel/Kerosene Diesel/Kerosene
Burner Fuel Tank 6 Gallon 6 Gallon
Burner Fuel Consumption 1.23 GPH 1.35 GPH
Double Wire Braided Hose 50' x 3/8" 50' x 3/8"
Spray Nozzles Included 0°,15°,25°,40°, Soap 0°,15°,25°,40°, Soap
Spray Gun Wand 36" Insulated 36" Insulated
PRODUCT FEATURES & COMPONENTS
WAYNE burner
ignites diesel to heat
water
Heating coil
½" Heavy-duty schedule 80
American made Carbon
Steel Cold-rolled pipe,
no weak points from
heating to make bends
80' long coil for maximum
heat rise and proper heat
production. 5,500PSI rated.
Stainless-steel coil
skin provides extra
durability and
resists corrosion
12" heavy-duty
at free tires
Mounting bracket
for truck mounting
Heavy-duty roll-cage powder
coated 1.5" OD steel tube
frame, with centre balanced
lift hook (above industry standards)
American made
heavy duty 6,000 PSI
rupture disk
Adjustable thermostat
up to 89°C/193°F with
illuminated rocker switch and
hour meter
3/4" HD Threaded
mount axle
Dual Brake assembly
safely secures unit in
place
Triplex pump carries
a5-year warranty
TechTop Electric Motor
22 L / 6 gal, removable,
rust-proof polyethylene
diesel fuel tank
Image breakdown: HW152EA

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Your pressure washer will require some assembly. If you have any trouble with this process, please
call our tech support department (1-866-850-6662) with your model number.
Unpack your pressure washer
• Remove all the components, including bags and manuals.
• Inspect components to make sure there is no visible damage.
ATTACH HANDLE
1. Remove any plastic coverings that may be on the handle. Place handle onto frame by lining up
the holes and using the provided nuts and bolts to secure it on the frame.
NOTE: These diagrams are intended for general reference. As a result, they may not fully reect
the appearance of your product.
2. Insert the bolts through holes using washers. Thread on the bolts on the end and fasten tight.
3. Insert colored quick connect spray nozzles, high-pressure hose, gun wand assembly into the
spaces provided.
4. If needed, attach the provided detergent siphoning hose to brass barb coming out of the pump
near the high-pressure outlet. (Do not attach to the black plastic thermal relief valve barb.)
5. Assemble the gun wand. The trigger assembly will be threaded onto the wand. Hand tighten
only. Plug the gun into the hose by pulling back on the sleeve of the quick connect tting before
inserting the plug.
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ASSEMBLY
HOSE CONNECTIONS
• Quick connect ttings: pull back the collar of the coupler, insert plug, and release the collar.
Tug on ttings to conrm a secure lock.
• Spray Nozzles: To attach a spray nozzle to the end of the wand, pull back on the collar of the
brass tting. Insert the spray nozzle and release the collar. Tug on the nozzle to make sure it is
secure. If it is loose, the high-pressure water will launch it out and may cause injury or damage.
Your pressure washer will come with several colored spray nozzles that will have di󰀨erent spray
patterns and abilities.
0° Nozzle (Red) Concentrated stream to break apart baked-on mud or dirt. Use with
caution.
15° Nozzle (Yellow) Narrow spray pattern that is aggressive and best used on hard surface
to remove tough dirt.
25° Nozzle (Green) General purpose spray pattern. Slightly wider, but still fairly aggressive.
40° Nozzle (White) Wider spray pattern for large areas or softer surfaces.
Black Soaper Nozzle Low pressure nozzle. This is the only nozzle that can be used with the
chemical injector system.
0o
RED
40o
WHITE
Soaper
BLACK
15o
YELLOW
25o
GREEN
TO CHANGE SPRAY NOZZLES:
1. Pull back collar on quick–connect coupler and pull the current spray tip o󰀨. Store the spray tips in
the holder provided on the handle. Storing nozzles in the designated holder will help prevent any
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PRE-OPERATION
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 su󰀩cient ventilation.
3.3 There are no signs of oil or fuel leaks, including fuel 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 level for the pump are correct. Use 30W non-detergent oil to 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
xed.
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. NEVER run without water.
8.1 Ensure the inlet lter 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 lling 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 uctuations 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 ow 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
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START UP PROCEDURE
ELECTRIC MOTOR STOP PROCEDURE
1. Keep the spray gun trigger squeezed and pointing in a safe direction.
2. Turn the motor to the o󰀨 position.
3. Keep trigger squeezed to make sure all the pressure is released and it is only garden hose
pressure.
4. Unplug machine (if applicable, some may be hard wired).
5. Disconnect and drain hoses.
ELECTRIC MOTOR START PROCEDURE
1. Review all the safety warnings at the beginning of the manual. Turn the motor to the o󰀨
position.
2. Follow all the pre-operation steps before starting.
3. Connect pressure washer to a power source that matches the unit’s requirements. It is critically
important to have the pressure washer connected to the correct power source, including volt,
amp, phase, and circuit breaker capacity. Using a wrong power source will prevent start up, or
damage the motor causing it to fail.
4. Hold the spray gun, point it in a safe direction and squeeze the trigger.
5. Locate the ON/OFF switch on the pressure washer. Brace yourself for possible kickback from
the spray wand, and turn machine on.
HW205EBAHW152EA
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1. Fill the black fuel tank with Diesel or Kerosene (No.1 or No.2 grade)
2. Once the motor is running, push the burner toggle switch to the ON position and adjust the
thermostat to the desired temperature.
WARNING
The water temperature can become extremely hot during operation.
Use caution when operating the spray gun.
NOTICE
Once the heater has been started, the water will begin heating up in about 20 seconds. It will reach
maximum temperature within 2.5 minutes of continuous spraying through the gun. The burner will not re
when the trigger is released.
HOT WATER BURNER START/STOP PROCEDURE
HOT WATER BURNER STOP PROCEDURE
1. To turn o󰀨, push the burner toggle switch to the OFF position.
2. Once the heater is o󰀨, squeeze the trigger and discharge the water for three minutes to cool the
heat exchanger and high pressure hose. Insu󰀩cient cool-down periods for the high pressure
hose will cause excessive wear and eventual rupture of the hose
3. Once water temperature has been lowered, the electric motor can be switched o󰀨 as well.
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Revisions
Rev. Description Name Date Check Appr.
1 Initial release
Sheet 1 OF 1
Scale: 1:10
Weight:
Revision Drawing No.
Title:
Name Date:
Approver:
Checker
Drawn By:
Finish: Material:
Unless otherwise specified:
Dimensions are in mm
Angular bends: 1°
No decimal place: 1
One place decimal: 0.1
Two place decimal: 0.01
Note: Do not scale drawing
PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS
DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF
BE POWER EQUIPMENT.
ANY REPRODUCTION IN PART OR AS A
WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION
OF BE POWER EQUIPMENT IS PROHIBITED.
TOGGLE SWITCH
THERMOSTAT
HOUR METER
CONTROL PANEL

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CLEANING WITH DETERGENTS
1. The black soaper nozzle must be installed on the spray wand. It is the only nozzle that will draw
detergent through the pressure washer system.
2. Prepare detergent solution according to label directions. Never pump acids, alkaline, abrasive
uids or solvents through the unit. Due to the unknown and often corrosive characteristics of
many detergents commonly used in the pressure washer cleaning industry, it is recommended
to use only mild detergents with this unit.
3. Connect the detergent pick-up tube assembly to the pump. There are two types: Image 3.1 -
connect plastic tube to the brass barb on the pump. Image 3.2 - Insert the plug into the pump
outlet and then connect the high-pressure hose to the other end of the tting.
4. Fully immerse the detergent strainer end of the pick-up tube into the detergent solution.
5. To apply solution, squeeze trigger and begin spraying. You will be able to see the detergent
move through the pick-up tube and then spray out the nozzle.
6. Start spraying the lower portion of the surface being cleaned and move up, using long
overlapping strokes. Applying from the bottom up helps avoid streaking and gives the detergent
a chance to soak in and begin to breakdown the dirt.
7. Be careful to not let the detergent solution to dry on the surface. This may result in damaged
surfaces. Avoid working on hot surfaces or in direct sunlight.
8. To rinse, lock the trigger gun in the "OFF" position. Then remove the black nozzle and replace
with the green or white nozzle. It will take about 30 seconds to purge all the detergent from the
system. For best rinsing results, start at the top and work down.
9. When done with the detergent system, always ush the system by siphoning clean water
through the detergent pick-up tube while spraying for at least one minute. This helps prevent
detergent from building up or causing corrosion from causing mechanical problems.
NOTICE
This feature is designed for use with mild detergents only. DO NOT use corrosives as they will
cause extensive damage as well as pose a considerable safety hazard.
BRASS- STAINLESS STEEL
LOW PRESSURE CHEMICAL
INJECTOR, 4000PSI, 2.5GPM,
3/8"QC, 3/8:" PLUG
DO NOT SCALE DRAWING
85.400.001(R2)
SHEET 1 OF 1
10/04/19
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GENERAL PRESSURE WASHER OPERATION TECHNIQUES
1. Always follow safety practices as outlined.
2. Always begin spraying at a safe distance from the intended surface and move closer until the
desired cleaning e󰀨ect can be observed.
3. Generally, do not use a 90° spray angle. Instead, it is usually more e󰀨ective to use a shallower
angle so that the reecting spray can be directed in a safe and controlled direction.
4. Holding down the trigger, move the wand side-to-side to clean the surface. Once you get a feel
for how the cleaning performance behaves you will naturally nd your rhythm.
5. Always be aware of what you are spraying and take greater care on fragile surfaces such as
wood or glass to prevent damage.
6. Always remember to squeeze the trigger once every 30 seconds to ush the pump with cool
water to prevent overheating.
7. If you have to stop washing for more than a few minutes, you should turn o󰀨 the machine.
OPERATION
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MAINTENANCE
PUMP MAINTENANCE
PUMP: Change the pump oil after the rst 50 hours of operation. After the initial change, every
12 months or 500 hour intervals are recommended. If oil appears dirty or milky, changes may be
required in greater frequency. Use SAE 30W non-detergent pump oil and ll only to the center of
the oil sight glass. DO NOT overll.
If oil is milky in color, then water has leaked into the crankcase. Further inspections will be needed,
including pump seals and ceramics plungers.
NOZZLE: Water ow through the spray nozzle will erode the orice over time, making it larger. This
will result in a reduction of pressure. Nozzles should be replaced whenever pressure is less than
85% of the maximum. The frequency of replacement will depend upon such variables as mineral
content in the water and number of hours the nozzle is used. Every 3-6 months tends to be a
standard interval for replacement.
HEATER COIL: After every use ush with cold water to cool the coils down. Then ush out all the
water with the coil saver tool as described on Page 19. This will minimize scale build up.
Scale build-up in the coil results when the water is ‘hard’, which means it has calcium, magnesium
and other dissolved minerals. The heating and cooling process of will cause these minerals to
solidfy and bind to the inside of the coils. Left too long, the minerals will turn to scale and restrict
water ow. Excessive scale build up will need to be removed with a coil cleaner solution.
Do not expose to rain or excessive moisture.
HOSES AND SPRAY WAND: Drain of water after every use. Store in a safe, dry location.
FITTINGS: Inspect for leaks and damage. Replace parts as needed.
WATER INLET FILTER ON PUMP
1. Inspect before every use
2. Rinse clean when dirty
3. Replace when damaged or leaking
PUMP MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Oil Condition Inspect before every use
First oil change 50 hours
Then Change after Every 500 hours of use, 12 months.
Inspection shows oil is dirty

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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
*Must be performed by an authorized service technician.
** The pump oil must be changed after the rst 50 hours of operation and then every 500 hours or 12
months, whichever comes rst.
*** High pressure nozzle should be replaced whenever pressure drops to less than 85%.
**** Scale build-up will vary with mineral content in the water and amount of usage. Descaling can range
from weekly to yearly maintenance.
PROCEDURE DAILY 3 MONTHS 6 MONTHS 9 MONTHS 12 MONTHS
Check water pump oil level X
Change water pump oil ** X
Oil leak inspection X
Fuel leak inspection X
Water leak inspection X
Hose inspection X
Water inlet screen inspection X
Check diesel fuel lter X
Replace diesel fuel lter X
Inspect belts (if applicable) X
Replace high pressure nozzle *** X
Inspect fuel pump lter * X
Replace fuel nozzle * X
Check burner air adjustment X
Check burner electrodes * X
Test water pressure * X
Test fuel pressure * X
Test water temperature * X
Descale coil **** X
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MAINTENANCE
PRESSURE WASHER PUMP & COIL SAVER TOOL
This tool utilizes compressed air to clear any remaining water from the pump and hot water coil in
your pressure washer. To use the Pump & Coil Saver Tool, ensure your air compressor’s regulator
is set to a maximum pressure of 60 PSI. Leave your hose and gun connected to your pressure
washer, but remove the nozzle from the end of the wand. For hot water pressure washers, it is
recommended that all water be removed from the pump and coil after every use. This will prolong
their life and prevent possible freezing damage in cold weather. Follow the steps below to use the
Pump and Coil Saver Tool:
1. Thread the blow out tool into the inlet of the pump
2. Ensure air compressor regulator is set to 60 PSI or less
3. Connect air line from air compressor to blow out tool
4. Hold trigger of pressure washer gun open
5. (If applicable) squeeze bypass hose several times to help remove water from the
unloader bypass system
6. Once there is no more water coming out of the tip of the gun, disconnect the
airline from the blow out tool, squeeze trigger of the pressure washer gun to relieve
any remaining air pressure
PUMP INLET
Improper storage of the pressure washer will lead to failures that are not covered by warranty.
In general, cover the pressure washer and store it in a clean and dry location. Wipe off any dirt or
water.
WATER – FREEZING WARNING
Leaving water in the pump, coil or accessories can result in damage if the water freezes. Water will
expand when it turns to ice. The resulting force will cause ruptures and crack brass fittings, valves,
and seals requiring complete replacements (not warrantable).
1. When the unit is not in use, drain all the hoses and spray gun assembly.
2. If the unit is going to be stored for a extended period, or if there is any chance the pressure
washer will be exposed to freezing temperatures, then plumbing/RV anti-freeze must be cycled
through the pumps water ways.
3. We recommend using BE Power Equipment Pump Saver Anti-Freeze. It has a specially
designed cap to thread right onto the garden hose tting of the pump. (Part number 85.490.046,
contact your local dealer).
4. To apply, rst ensure the motor is unplugged and is in the OFF position.
5. Thread the bottle onto the garden hose tting of the pump and open the valve on the cap. It is
recommended to squeeze the bottle to force the anti-freeze into the pump if needed. Continue
until it comes out of the high-pressure hose tting. At this point, anti-freeze is protecting all the
internal water chambers of the pump.
6. The best defense against freezing is to store the pressure washer in a warm location that will not
be exposed to freezing temperatures.
7. Remove water from coil with the Coil Saver Tool as describe above.
STORAGE

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COMPONENTS DIAGRAM
MODEL: HW152EA
4
8
9
10
3
2
1
11
15
12
13
14
7
6
5
17
18
19
16
Revisions
Rev. Description Name Date Check Appr.
1 Initial release
Sheet 1 OF 1
Scale: 1:10
Weight:
Revision Drawing No.
Title:
Name Date:
Approver:
Checker
Drawn By:
Finish: Material:
Unless otherwise specified:
Dimensions are in mm
Angular bends: 1°
No decimal place: 1
One place decimal: 0.1
Two place decimal: 0.01
Note: Do not scale drawing
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THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS
DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF
BE POWER EQUIPMENT.
ANY REPRODUCTION IN PART OR AS A
WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION
OF BE POWER EQUIPMENT IS PROHIBITED.