Tool Shed TSWB2 User manual

WATER BLASTER 2300W
TSWB2
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PRODUCT DETAILS
PRODUCT
MODEL NO.
Water Blaster 2300W
TSWB2
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ISTRIBUTED BY
NOTE:
This manual is only for your reference. Due to the continuous improvement of the ToolShed
products, changes may be made at any time without obligation or notice.
WARRANTY
This product may be covered under the ToolShed warranty. For more information see our Terms
& Conditions at www.thetoolshed.co.nz

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C O N T E N T S:
Product Details ....................................................................................................................................... 2
Specifications.......................................................................................................................................... 4
Identification .......................................................................................................................................... 4
Safety Information ................................................................................................................................. 5
Assembly................................................................................................................................................. 7
Operation................................................................................................................................................ 9
Cleaning & Storage............................................................................................................................... 11
Cleaning Tips......................................................................................................................................... 12
Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................... 13

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SPECIFICATIONS
Water Pressure
1900 PSI
Litres Per Minute
7.0
Weight
21kg
Motor
2200W Induction
Product Size
881mm x 355mm x 407mm
Carton Size
905mm x 370mm x 390mm
IDENTIFICATION
A
Quick Connector
F
Power Cable Hook
B
Filter
G
Hose Reel w/ Hose
C
High Pressure Hose
H
Gun Holder
D
High Pressure Hose Clip
J
Gun
E
Gun Saddle
N
Cleaning Pin

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
-NEVER point the high-pressure nozzle at people or animals.
-NEVER drink alcohol or use drugs while operating the pressure cleaner.
-NEVER operate the pressure cleaner while standing in water.
-NEVER touch the electrical plug with wet hands.
-NEVER let electrical connections rest in water.
-NEVER operate the pressure cleaner without the water turned on.
-NEVER use hot water with this pressure cleaner.
WARNING: When using this product, basic precautions should always be followed, including the
following:
1. Read all instructions before using the product. Save all safety instructions.
2. Do not operate the pressure cleaner when fatigued or under the influence of alcohol or
drugs.
3. Risk of injection or injury – do not direct the high-pressure water stream at any people or
animals.
4. Do not allow children to operate the pressure cleaner at any time.
5. To reduce the risk of injury, close supervision is necessary when the pressure cleaner is used
near children.
6. Know how to stop the unit and reduce pressure immediately. Be completely familiar with
the controls.
7. Stay alert – always be aware of where you are directing the high-pressure spray.
8. Keep cleaning area clear of all people.
9. Always keep good footing and balance – do not overreach or stand on an unstable support.
10. The work area should have adequate drainage to reduce the possibility of a fall due to
slippery surfaces.
11. Follow the maintenance instructions specified in the manual.
12. To reduce the risk of electrocution, keep all connections dry and off the ground. Do not
touch the plug with wet hands.
GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
-Intended for outdoor household use only.
-High-pressure hose can develop leaks from wear, abuse, kinking, etc. DO NOT use a
damaged hose.
-Do not use the pressure cleaner in areas near combustible materials, combustible fumes, or
dust.
-Some chemicals or detergents may be harmful if inhaled or ingested causing severe injury.
Use a respirator or mask whenever there is a chance that vapours may be inhaled. Read all
instructions included with the mask so you are certain the mask will provide the necessary
protection against inhaling harmful vapours.
-Before starting the pressure cleaner in cold weather, check all the parts of the equipment
and be sure that ice has not formed. Do not store the unit anywhere that the temperature
will fall below 0°C (32°F).
-Do not make any modifications to any of the components. Units with broken or missing
parts, or without the protective housing or covers should never be operated.
-Keep the high-pressured hose connected to the pressure cleaner and the spray gun while
the system is pressurized. Disconnecting the hose while the unit is pressurized is dangerous
and may cause injury.

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-Do not leave the pressure cleaner unattended while the power switch is ON.
-Keep water spray away from electrical wiring or it may result in electric shock.
PROPER USE OF THE PRESSURE CLEANER
-Operate the pressure cleaner at no more than the fluid pressure rated for the pressure
cleaner. Never run the pressure cleaner without a water supply. Running the unit without a
water supply will cause irreparable damage to the unit.
-Make sure that the water supply you use for the pressure cleaner is not dirty, sandy, and
does not hold any corrosive chemical products. Using a dirty water supply will compromise
the long life of the pressure cleaner.
-CAUTION – The pressure cleaner can be used for a variety of applications including washing
cars, boats, patios, decks, garages, etc. where high pressure us necessary to remove dirt and
debris. High-pressure water flow can damage the work surface if not used properly. Always
test the spray in an open world first.
-Never move the unit by pulling on the high-pressure hose. Use the handle provided on the
top of the unit.
-Always hold the high-pressure gun and wand with two hands. Keep one hand on the
gun/trigger, while supporting the wand with the other hand.
-When dispensing detergent, the pressure cleaner applies detergent to the cleaning area at
low pressure only. Once the detergent has been applied, spray the detergent off of the work
area by using the adjustable nozzle.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Warning – To reduce the risk of electrocution, keep all connections dry and off the ground. Do not
touch the plug with wet hands.
-Do not use the appliance if a supply cord or important parts of the appliance are damaged,
e.g., safety devices, high pressure hoses, trigger gun.
-If an extension cord is used, the plug and socket must be of watertight construction.
-Inadequate extension cords can be dangerous.
-Remove the plug from the socket-outlet during cleaning or maintenance and when replace
parts or converting the machine to another function.
WARNING: Always use an RCD when using / plugging in this water blaster. Failure to do so can risk
electric shock and/or damage to your water blaster.

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ASSEMBLY
1. Attach the high-pressure hose (C) to the gun
(H). Insert and quick-connect it tight to avoid
leakage. When the pieces are joined properly,
you cannot separate the two components by
pulling straight out from the gun (H). Push the
hose lock button, then you can pull out the
high-pressure hose.
2. Install the gun hook and power cord hook. Screw the gun
holder tight to the main body. The screws will be packaged
together with the main body.
3. Screw the washer handle tight to the main body as below fig. The screws will be packaged
together with the main body.

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4. Insert the adjustable spray nozzle (J) into the gun (H). Push and
turn the adjustable nozzle (J) clockwise onto the gun (H) until it
is hand tight to lock it into place. When the pieces are joined
properly, you cannot separate the two components by pulling
straight out on the adjustable nozzle. All attachments must be
inserted into the gun (H) for proper use.
5. Attach the high-pressure hose (C) to the pressure cleaner
water outlet. Insert and quick-connect it tightly to avoid
leakage. When the pieces are joined properly, you cannot
separate the two components by pulling straight out from
the water outlet. Push the ‘button’ identified by the arrow in
the fig. to release the high-pressure hose.
6. Attach the hose connector to the pressure washer. Before attaching the connector to the
male fitting, remove the plastic cap, which is inserted onto the male fitting on the pressure
washer. This plastic cap can be discarded once removed. After both components have been
installed, attach your garden hose with the screw connector on the pressure washer.
Connect the garden hose to the waterspout.

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OPERATION
This unit is intended to be used with cold water only. Do not use hot water in this pressure cleaner.
Starting Up
After connecting the pressure cleaner to your cold-water supply, proceed as follows:
1. Open the water supply valve completely.
2. Before turning the unit on, press the gun trigger to bleed all the remaining air out of the
pump and hose.
3. Start the pressure cleaner by turning the ON/OFF switch to the ON position and squeeze the
trigger.
NOTE: The motor does not run continuously, only when the trigger is squeezed.
WARNING: RISK OF INJECTION. The unit will start spraying when the trigger is squeezed. When
turning off the unit after use, high pressure still exists inside the hose and unit. Point the gun in a
safe direction and discharge the excess pressure. NEVER direct the high pressure water stream at
people or animals.
Automatic ON/OFF
The pressure cleaner is equipped with an automatic on/off switch. The pressure cleaner will only run
when the power switch is on the ON position and the trigger on the gun is squeezed. When you
release the trigger to stop spraying water through the gun, the motor on the pressure cleaner will
automatically shut off. Simply squeeze the trigger again to resume using the cleaner. To stop using
the pressure cleaner, release the trigger and switch the unit to the OFF position. The unit should be
turned OFF completely while not in use or unattended.
Bleeding the Gun
It is very important to bleed the gun before using the pressure cleaner. To bleed the gun, simply
connect the garden hose to the pressure cleaner and squeeze the trigger BEFORE turning the
electrical supply on. The allows any air trapped inside the pressure cleaner and gun to be removed
before using the unit. Continue holding the trigger for approximately one minute to allow any excess
air out of the unit. Water will flow through the gun at low pressure during this procedure.
Gun Safety Lock
This pressure cleaner is equipped with a gun trigger safety lock. When not using the pressure
cleaner, use the safety lock to keep from accidentally engaging the high-pressure spray.

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Adjustable Spray Nozzle
The adjustable nozzle will allow you to use any
variety of spray patterns from a full fan spray to a
direct stream spray. When using the pressure
washer to clean wood decks, siding, vehicles, etc.,
always start using the fan spray and begin spraying
from a minimum 36” away to avoid damaging the
surface of the material you are cleaning. Always
begin by spraying in a testing area free and clear of
people and objects.
WARNING: High pressure jets can be dangerous if subject to misuse. The jet must not be directed at
people, live electrical equipment, or the appliance itself. Do not direct the jet against yourself or
others in order to clean clothes or footwear.
Unblock Lance
When the nozzle is clogged, it will cause the pump to build pressure and may cause the unit to surge.
You can clean the nozzle by inserting a needle into the tip to loosen and get rid of the deposits. For
the adjustable nozzle, you can lubricate the nozzle collar (high-pressure to low-pressure) by using
non-water soluble grease regularly.
Using Detergents
NOTE: The pressure cleaner will dispense detergent at low pressure. Use the adjustable spray nozzle
to rinse clean.
The built-in detergent dispenser will allow you to apply many forms of liquid detergent onto the
work surface. Detergent application happens at low-pressure only.
1. Insert the adjustable nozzle onto the gun and pull it forward so that the pressure washer is
in low-pressure mode.
2. Remove the cap on the detergent reservoir and fill with liquid
detergent only. Do not put any water in the reservoir, the
pressure washer will mix detergent and water automatically.
3. If you need to adjust the detergent rate, you can turn the knob to
the left for bringing it down and to the right end for raising it.
4. When you have finished applying your detergent, turn the
adjustable nozzle to ‘I’ and spray off the detergent with high-
pressure mode. In this mode, the washer will not dispense
detergent.
WARNING: Never use products with bleach, chlorine, or any other corrosive materials. This includes
liquids containing solvents (gas, oils) tri-sodium phosphate products, ammonia, or acid-based
cleaners. These chemicals will harm the unit and cause damage to the surface being cleaned. Always
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CLEAN UP & STORAGE
When finished using the pressure cleaner, follow these steps to shut down the unit:
1. Turn the pressure cleaner to the OFF position.
2. Turn off the water supply.
3. Before disconnecting the high-pressure hose connection, point the gun in a safe direction
and discharge the high-pressure water.
4. Disconnect the high-pressure hose from the pressure cleaner and the gun.
5. Disconnect the garden hose from the pressure cleaner.
6. Remove the quick coupler fitting from the garden hose and attach the nipple portion of the
fitting to the pressure cleaner for storage.
7. Remove excess water from the pump by tipping the unit on both sides to drain any
remaining water from the inlet and outlet fittings.
8. Remove the water intake filter and flush with water to remove dirt or debris. Return the
filter once it is cleaned.
9. Drain the detergent reservoir and flush with running water.
10. Wipe away any remaining water on all parts and fittings.
11. Engage the safety gun lock.
12. Store the pressure cleaner, parts, and accessories in an area with a temperature above 0°C.
Long Term Storage
-After disconnecting the water supply, and before disconnecting the high-pressure hose, turn
the pressure cleaner on for 2-3 seconds, until any water remaining in the pump exits.
-Turn the unit off immediately. Continued use of the pressure cleaner without water supply
attached will cause sever damage to the unit.
MAINTENANCE
-This pressure washer is supplied with a closed lubrication system, so no additional oil is
needed.
-Check all hoses and accessories for damage prior to use.
-Check the inlet filter periodically for deposits. Clean this filter regularly for maximum
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CLEANING TIPS
WARNING: Always test the spray in an area free and clear of people and objects before you spray at
the intended cleaning surface.
Wood & Vinyl Decks
Rinse the deck and surrounding area with fresh water. If using detergent, fill the detergent reservoir
and apply to the area being cleaned at low pressure. For optimal results, reduce your work area to
smaller sections and clean each section one at a time. Allow the detergent to rest on the surface for
a few minutes and then rinse at high pressure. DO NOT LET THE CLEANER DRY. Always clean from
left to right and top to bottom for the best results. Rinse at high pressure using the fan spray,
keeping the tip of the spray nozzle at least 6-9 inches from the cleaning surface. Maintain a further
distance from the cleaning area when using a direct spray.
CAUTION: For softer woods, increase the distance from the cleaning area.
Cement Patios, Stone, & Brick
Rinse the cleaning and surrounding area with fresh water. If using detergent, fill the detergent
reservoir and apply to the area being cleaned at low pressure. Rinse at high pressure using the fan
spray in a sweeping motion, keeping the tip of the spray nozzle at least 3-6 inches from the cleaning
surface. Maintain a further distance from the cleaning area when using a direct spray.
Cars, Boats, & Motorcycles
Rinse the cleaning and surrounding area with fresh water. If using detergent, fill the detergent
reservoir and apply to the area being cleaned at low pressure. To achieve the best results, clean one
side at a time. Allow the detergent to rest on the surface for a few minutes, but do not let it dry.
Rinse at high pressure using the fan spray in a sweeping motion, keeping the tip of the spray nozzle
at least 8 inches from the cleaning surface. Maintain a further distance from the cleaning area when
using a direct spray. Wipe the surface dry for a polished finish.
BBQ Grills, Power Equipment, & Garden Tools
Rinse the cleaning and surrounding area with fresh water. If using detergent, fill the detergent
reservoir and apply to the area being cleaned at low pressure. Allow the detergent to rest on the
surface for a few minutes, but do not let the detergent dry. Rinse at a high pressure using the fan
spray, keeping the tip of the nozzle at least 1-3 inches from the cleaning surface. Maintain a further
distance from the cleaning area when using a direct spray.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Probable Cause
Solution
When the switch is in the ‘I’
position, the machine will not
start.
Electrical socket is faulty.
Check plug, socket, and fuses.
Voltage is inadequate.
Check voltage.
Washer is not plugged in.
Plug in the power cord.
The pump does not reach
adequate pressure or
fluctuates.
Water inlet filter is clogged.
Remove and clean filter.
Pump is drawing air.
Tight connections/bleed
system.
Suction valves are
clogged/worn.
Clean or replace valves.
Diameter of garden hose is too
small.
Replace with a ¾ inch garden
hose.
Water supply is restricted.
Check hose for kinks or leaks.
Insufficient water supply.
Fully open water source.
The pressure cleaner will not
maintain pressure.
Excessive aur in waterline and
pump.
Turn unit and water supply off
and bleed system.
The pressure cleaner makes
excessive noise.
Intake is blocked.
Check the intake valves.
Valves are worn, dirty, or
clogged.
Check, clean, or replace valves.
Filter is dirty.
Check, clean, or replace filter.
The motor stops running while
in use.
Net voltage lower than
suggested.
Check whether the voltage is
adequate.