Lippert Power Pro Max Installation instructions

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Table of Contents
Introduction ............................................ 1
Safety ................................................... 2
Parts List ................................................ 3
Assembly ............................................... 3
Nozzles ................................................ 3
Water Supply Line ..................................... 4
Additive Bottle ......................................... 5
Battery Pack ........................................... 5
Operation ............................................... 6
Selecting Modes ....................................... 6
Battery ................................................. 7
Water Supply .......................................... 7
Using the Portable Power Cleaner .................... 7
Disassembly ............................................ 8
Troubleshooting ........................................ 9
Maintenance and Storage ............................ 10
Recharging Battery Pack ............................ 10
Notes .................................................. 11
Lipper Power Pro MaxLipper Power Pro MaxTMTM (Portable Power Cleaner) Kit(Portable Power Cleaner) Kit
Part #Part # DescriptionDescription
2020217218 Lippert Power Pro MaxTM
(Portable Power Cleaner)
Introduction
The Lippert Power Pro Max™(Portable Power Cleaner)
is a portable power tool that provides the ease and
convenience to effectively clean all of your marine and
land products.
The rechargeable 40V MAX (2.6 Ah) lithium ion battery
pack generates enough high pressure at 520psi to tackle
the dirtiest jobs, yet when selecting the low pressure setting
for 320psi, those routine cleanings become a breeze.
Additional information about this product can be obtained
from lci1.com/support or by using the myLCI app.
Replacement kits can be ordered from https://store.lci1.
com/ or by using the myLCI app.
The myLCI app is available for free from the Apple App
Store®for iPhone®and iPad®and also on Google Play™for
Android™users.
App Store®, iPhone®, and iPad®are registered trademarks
of Apple Inc.
Google Play™and Android™are trademarks of Google Inc.
NOTE: Images used in this document are for reference
only when assembling, installing and/or operating this
product. Actual appearance of provided and/or purchased
parts and assemblies may differ.
Power Pro Max™
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NOT INTENDED FOR USE WITH SALT WATER OR
OTHER CORROSIVE LIQUIDS OR ADDITIVES.

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Safety
Read and fully understand all instructions before installing
or operating this product. Adhere to all safety labels.
This manual provides general instructions. Many variables
can change the circumstances of the instructions, i.e., the
degree of difficulty, operation and ability of the individual
performing the instructions. This manual cannot begin
to plot out instructions for every possibility, but provides
the general instructions, as necessary, for effectively
interfacing with the device, product or system. Failure
to correctly follow the provided instructions may result
in death, serious personal injury, severe product and/
or property damage, including voiding of the LCI limited
warranty.
THE “WARNING” SYMBOL ABOVE IS A SIGN THAT A
PROCEDURE HAS A SAFETY RISK INVOLVED AND
MAY CAUSE DEATH, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY
OR SEVERE PRODUCT AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE
IF NOT PERFORMED SAFELY WITHIN PARAMETERS
SET FORTH IN THIS MANUAL.
THE “CAUTION” SYMBOL ABOVE IS A SIGN THAT
A PROCEDURE HAS A SAFETY RISK INVOLVED
AND MAY CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY OR PRODUCT
AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE IF NOT PERFORMED
SAFELY WITHIN PARAMETERS SET FORTH IN THIS
MANUAL.
DO NOT OPERATE NEAR AN ELECTRICAL POWER
SOURCE SUCH AS AN ELECTRICAL OUTLET OR
WIRING. SPRAY CONTACTING ACTIVE ELECTRICAL
COMPONENTS CAN CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY
FROM AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR BURN.
DO NOT TOUCH THE ELECTRICAL PLUG WITH
WET HANDS. WET HANDS CONTACTING ACTIVE
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS CAN CAUSE
PERSONAL INJURY FROM AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK
OR BURN.
DO NOT DIRECT OPERATING POWER CLEANER
NOZZLE AT PEOPLE OR PETS. HIGH WATER
PRESSURE CAN CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY TO
EXPOSED SKIN AND SEVERE INJURY TO PETS.
DO NOT TOUCH THE NOZZLE OR WATER SPRAY
WHILE OPERATING THE POWER CLEANER OR
PERSONAL INJURY CAN OCCUR.
USE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
SUCH AS PROTECTIVE EYE-WEAR, GLOVES AND
SHOES WHEN OPERATING THE POWER CLEANER.
DO NOT USE ZERO DEGREE SETTING ON
PAINTED OBJECTS, SOFT WOOD SURFACES OR
THIN PLASTIC OR FABRIC SURFACES. WATER
PRESSURE AT ZERO SETTING ON SUCH SURFACE
AND MATERIAL CAN CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE.
SELECT A LOWER PRESSURE AND WIDER SPRAY
SETTING TO CLEAN SUCH SURFACES AND
MATERIALS.
DO NOT CONNECT THE POWER CLEANER TO
ANY DIRTY OR CORROSIVE WATER SOURCE OR
CHEMICAL, SUCH AS SALT, MUDDY OR RUSTY
WATER OR ANY HARSH CLEANING LIQUIDS,
FERTILIZERS OR PLANT FOODS. USING AN
UNCLEAN WATER SOURCE OR CORROSIVE
ADDITIVE WILL DAMAGE FUNCTIONAL
COMPONENTS, WHICH MAY RENDER THE POWER
CLEANER INOPERABLE.

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Parts List
Lippert Power Pro MaxLippert Power Pro MaxTMTM KitKit——20202172182020217218
LetterLetter DescriptionDescription QtyQty
A Handle assembly 1
B Nozzle extension 1
C 360-degree nozzle 1
D 6-position nozzle 1
E Additive bottle 1
F Water supply hose with filter 1
G Battery (2.6 Ah, 40V MAX) 2
H Battery charger 1
I Mesh fabric storage bag 1
NOTE: Assembly diagram for parts breakdown only.
Assembly
The Lippert Power Pro Max (Portable Power Cleaner)
can be assembled into four different configurations to
accommodate the user and the application.
• Handle assembly with 6-position nozzle
• Handle assembly with nozzle extension and 6-position
nozzle
• Handle assembly with 360-degree nozzle
• Handle assembly with nozzle extension and 360-degree
nozzle
NOTE: The additive bottle cannot be used with the
360-degree nozzle.
Nozzles
1. To only use the 6-position nozzle (Fig.1A):
A. Press and hold the lock button (Fig.1B) located on the
top of the handle assembly (Fig.1C) while inserting the
nozzle.
B. Release the lock button when the nozzle seats into
the handle assembly.
A
B
C
Fig.1
2. To use the nozzle extension (Fig.2A) with the 6-position
nozzle:
A. Press and hold the lock button (Fig.2B) located on the
top of the handle assembly (Fig.2C) while inserting the
nozzle extension.
B. Release the lock button when the extension seats into
the handle assembly.
B
A
C
Fig.2
C. Press and hold the lock button located at the end
of the extension (Fig.3A) while inserting the 6-position
nozzle (Fig.3B).
D. Release the lock button when the nozzle seats into
the extension.
C
B
D
E G H I
A
F

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Fig.3
3. To only use the 360-degree nozzle (Fig.4A):
A. Press and hold the lock button (Fig.4B) located on the top
of the handle assembly (Fig.4C) while inserting the nozzle.
B. Release the lock button when the nozzle seats into
the handle assembly.
4. To use the nozzle extension (Fig.5A) with the
360-degree nozzle:
A. Press and hold the lock button (Fig.5B) located on the
top of the handle assembly (Fig.5C) while inserting the
nozzle extension.
B. Release the lock button when the extension seats into
the handle assembly.
C. Press and hold the lock button located at the end of
the extension (Fig.6A) while inserting the 360-degree
nozzle (Fig.6B).
D. Release the lock button when the nozzle seats into
the extension.
Water Supply Line
Make sure the water supply line particle filter is attached
and free of debris.
1. Unscrew clear plastic lter end cap (Fig.7A) from the
water supply line.
2. Inspect lter for debris. If necessary, remove lter
and clean.
3. Reinsert lter, then reattach lter end cap to water
supply line.
4. Connect the water supply line (Fig.8A) to the handle
assembly (Fig.8B) by inserting the quick disconnect
tting (Fig.8C) over the water inlet nipple (Fig.8D) until it
seats (Fig.9A).
B
A
Fig.4
A
B
C
B
A
C
Fig.5
B
A
Fig.6
C
D
A
B
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Additive Bottle
1. Insert additive bottle (Fig.10A) onto the 6-position nozzle’s
port (Fig.10B).
2. When viewing power cleaner from the orientation shown
in gure 10, twist bottle to the left to secure it in place.
Battery Pack
1. Align handle assembly with the channels on the
battery pack (Fig.11).
2. Slide battery pack into base of the handle assembly
until battery pack is securely attached to the main handle
assembly. Battery lock (Fig.11) will engage when the battery
pack is correctly attached to handle assembly.
3. The rechargeable battery has a power level indicator
located on the top, front of the battery (Fig.12). Press and
hold the POWER TEST button (Fig.12A). The number of
lit blue lights (Fig.12B) will indicate the battery’s existing
power level.
A
C
Fig.8
A
Fig.9
B
A
Fig.10
align channels
Fig.11
A B
battery
lock
Fig.12
D
B

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Operation
Selecting Modes
Battery pack should be disconnected prior to selecting
appropriate operational mode. This is to ensure safety
and limit unintentional use while the nozzle is pointed at
the user.
1. By default, the trigger lock (Fig.13A)—located on the
top, left side of the handle assembly’s trigger—is always
engaged. Make sure the lock button is sticking outward
from the handle to prevent the trigger (Fig.13B) from
unintentionally activating.
2. With the 6-position nozzle attached, select an
operational mode by rotating the end of the wand assembly
to the desired mode.
A. Zero-degree (0°) mode emits a single, steady stream
of water that should only be used on hard surfaces, such
as concrete or steel.
B. Twenty-degree (20°) mode emits a horizontal, 20-deg
spread of water.
C. Twenty-degree angle (20°) mode emits a horizontal,
downward 20-deg spread of water.
D. Forty-degree (40°) mode emits a horizontal, 40-deg
spread of water.
E. Foam mode pulls material from the additive bottle and
mixes it with the supply water to emit a foamy spray.
NOTE: Material inside the additive bottle is only dispensed
when the power cleaner is set in Foam or Shower mode.
Material will NOT be dispensed through any other
mode setting.
F. Shower mode pulls material from the additive bottle
(when attached) and mixes it with the supply water to emit
a foamy spray in a cone-shaped stream of multiple water
jets, much like a bathroom shower head.
NOTE: LCI does NOT recommend using the additive bottle
in Shower mode.
3. If using the 360-degree nozzle, make sure the nozzle
end is pointed straight out prior to operating.
NOTE: The 360-deg nozzle is best used to clean difficult
to reach areas, such as tough corners, tire rims and wheel
wells. The nozzle end can pivot 180 degrees and when
adjusted by rotating the wand, 360-degree capability
is achieved.
DO NOT OPERATE NEAR AN ELECTRICAL POWER
SOURCE SUCH AS AN ELECTRICAL OUTLET OR
WIRING. SPRAY CONTACTING ACTIVE ELECTRICAL
COMPONENTS CAN CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY FROM
AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR BURN.
DO NOT DIRECT OPERATING POWER CLEANER
NOZZLE AT PEOPLE OR PETS. HIGH WATER
PRESSURE CAN CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY TO
EXPOSED SKIN AND SEVERE INJURY TO PETS.
DO NOT USE ZERO DEGREE SETTING ON PAINTED
OBJECTS, SOFT WOOD SURFACES OR THIN PLASTIC
OR FABRIC SURFACES. WATER PRESSURE AT ZERO
SETTING ON SUCH SURFACE AND MATERIAL CAN
CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE. SELECT A LOWER
PRESSURE AND WIDER SPRAY SETTING TO CLEAN
SUCH SURFACES AND MATERIALS.
B
A
Fig.13
NOT INTENDED FOR USE WITH SALT WATER OR
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Battery
1. Make sure the rechargeable 2.6 Ah MAX lithium ion
(Li-ion) battery is fully charged.
NOTE: When the battery is fully charged, three blue
indicator lights (Fig.12B) will come on solid (no flashing).
When charging, indicator lights will flash.
2. Make sure the trigger lock is still in its locked,
protruding position.
3. Install battery. Refer to Battery Pack procedure in the
Assembly section.
Water Supply
Place the water supply line, with particle filter attached, into
a clean water source.
Using the Portable Power Cleaner
DO NOT OPERATE NEAR AN ELECTRICAL POWER
SOURCE SUCH AS AN ELECTRICAL OUTLET OR
WIRING. SPRAY CONTACTING ACTIVE ELECTRICAL
COMPONENTS CAN CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY FROM
AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR BURN.
DO NOT DIRECT OPERATING POWER CLEANER
NOZZLE AT PEOPLE OR PETS. HIGH WATER
PRESSURE CAN CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY TO
EXPOSED SKIN AND SEVERE INJURY TO PETS.
Designate the intended location/object on which to use
the portable power cleaner, then visually verify that no
people, pets or active electrical power sources or exposed
electrical wiring are within range of potential water flow
or overspray.
1. With the nozzle pointed in a safe direction, press and
hold the trigger lock, then squeeze the trigger to identify
the current pressure setting.
NOTE: The trigger lock must be activated prior to any
operation to prevent accidental use.
2. If necessary, select the appropriate pressure mode for
the designated task by pressing the pressure selector
button (Fig.14A) located on the top of the handle assembly.
NOTE: The pressure selector button is marked AUTO and
ECO. AUTO is the high pressure mode and ECO is the low
pressure mode. The last selected pressure mode remains
in effect until the selector button is pressed again.
A. AUTO (high pressure) mode; develops 520 psi at
0.67 gpm flow. When in AUTO mode, the portable
power cleaner will run for approximately 26 minutes and
use approximately 14 gallons of water; dispensing at
approximately 0.55 gpm.
B. ECO (low pressure) mode; develops 320 psi at
0.53 gpm flow. When in ECO mode, the portable power
cleaner will run for approximately 35 minutes and
use approximately 16 gallons of water; dispensing at
approximately 0.47 gpm.
Fig.14
A
low pressure
high pressure

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Disassembly
Prior to storing the portable power cleaner, do as follows;
1. Remove water supply line from water source. Inspect
water lter for debris.
A. If debris present, remove filter to clean out debris.
B. Reinstall filter onto water supply hose.
2. Remove water supply hose from nozzle.
A. Look for arrows on water supply hose
quick disconnect.
B. Squeeze arrows and slide quick disconnect downward
to disengage connector from water inlet nipple.
3. When viewing the portable power cleaner from the
orientation shown in gure 10, twist the additive bottle to
the right to disengage the bottle from the nozzle.
4. Set portable power cleaner mode to Foam and pressure
to ECO (low).
5. In a safe direction, press the trigger lock and squeeze
the trigger to cycle the portable power cleaner to purge
any remaining water and additive from the nozzle and
handle assembly.
6. Release the trigger and trigger lock.
7. Remove battery pack from handle assembly by pressing
the battery lock button (Fig.11) down, then slide the battery
out from the base of the handle assembly.
NOTE: The 2.6 Ah MAX Li-ion battery pack has a single-
button, latch release mechanismlocated on the top,
front side of the battery, just above the POWER TEST
panel (Fig.11).
8. If the nozzle extension was used:
A. Press and hold the extension’s lock button.
B. Pull the nozzle away from the extension.
C. Press and hold the handle assembly’s lock button.
D. Pull the nozzle extension away from the
handle assembly.
9. If the nozzle extension was NOT used:
A. Press and hold the handle assembly’s lock button.
B. Pull the nozzle away from the handle assembly.
10. Position nozzles and extension to allow residual uid
to drain.
11. Allow all parts to dry before storing the portable
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What is happening?What is happening? Why?Why? What should be done?What should be done?
Washer does not
turn on.
Discharged battery. Remove and recharge battery. Reinstall fully charged battery into
handle assembly.
Battery not engaged. Remove and reinsert battery into handle assembly.
Lower than expected
water pressure.
Clogged water filter. Remove, inspect, clean and reinstall water filter.
Blocked water supply line. Remove, inspect, clean and reinstall water supply line.
Loose water supply line. Disconnect and reinstall water supply line into handle assembly.
Water supply low or empty. Replenish water supply.
Little or no additive
dispenses when set to
Foam mode.
Loose additive
bottle connection.
Remove and reinstall additive bottle.
Empty additive bottle. Remove additive bottle, replenish additive, then reinstall bottle.
Additive bottle leaks.
Loosely connected bottle. Remove additive bottle, then carefully reconnect bottle onto
the nozzle.
Damaged bottle. Remove additive bottle and inspect entire container for cuts,
punctures or damaged connector. Replace bottle if damaged.
No spray dispenses
when set to a water
mode or Foam mode.
Clogged nozzle, nozzle
extension or both.
If applicable, remove additive bottle from nozzle. Disconnect
nozzle from nozzle extension or handle assembly. If used,
disconnect nozzle extension from handle assembly. Inspect
nozzle, and nozzle extension if used, for obstructions. Clear any
obstructions, then reinstall nozzle, and nozzle extension if used. If
applicable, reinstall additive bottle.
Damaged nozzle, nozzle
extension or both.
If applicable, remove additive bottle from nozzle. Disconnect
damaged nozzle from nozzle extension or handle assembly.
If used, disconnect damaged nozzle extension from handle
assembly. Replace damaged nozzle, nozzle extension or both, if
necessary. If applicable, reinstall additive bottle.
Troubleshooting
Remove battery pack from handle assembly prior to
servicing the portable power cleaner.
Reinstall battery pack into handle assembly only after
troubleshooting issue has been resolved and normal
portable power cleaner operation is ready to resume.
Refer to the following troubleshooting table for specific
issues. If necessary, contact Lippert with additional
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Maintenance and Storage
Remove battery pack prior to cleaning, storing or servicing
the portable power cleaner.
DO NOT:
• USE WATER OR CHEMICAL SOLVENTS TO
CLEAN THE POWER CLEANER. ONLY USE A DRY
CLOTH TO WIPE THE PRODUCT CLEAN.
• STORE POWER CLEANER NEAR FIRE OR HIGH
TEMPERATURE SOURCES.
• EXPOSE BATTERY PACK TO WATER, HEAT, FIRE
OR DIRECT SUNLIGHT.
• USE POWER CLEANER IF PRODUCT SHOWS
SIGNS OF DAMAGE OR OPERATIONAL FAILURE.
Inspect, remove and clean water filters regularly.
If power cleaner has been used with salt water, or any
corrosive additive material, flush and rinse the entire power
cleaner with fresh water and wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Store parts in mesh bag.
Recharging Battery Pack
1. Plug battery charger (Fig.15A) into a 110V AC outlet.
2. Plug barrel end of charger (Fig.15B) into battery.
DO NOT TOUCH THE ELECTRICAL PLUG WITH
WET HANDS. WET HANDS CONTACTING ACTIVE
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS CAN CAUSE PERSONAL
INJURY FROM AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR BURN.
Fig.15
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B

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Manual information may be distributed as a complete
document only, unless Lippert provides explicit consent
to distribute individual parts.
All manual information is subject to change without
notice. Revised editions will be available for free
download at lci1.com. Manual information is considered
factual until made obsolete by a revised version.
Please recycle all obsolete materials and contact
Lippert with concerns or questions.