
Do not place your hands ahead of the lance; high pressure nozzles can be extremely
dangerous when used inappropriately.
If the machine should be used in service stations, supply stations or other potentially
dangerous locations, please ensure that the appropriate safety procedures are
observed.
Do not touch the engine, the chimney the boiler or other internal parts when the
machine is on, or immediately after it has been turned off as you may risk burning or
scalding.
Should you need to clean the engine, this procedure should be carried out in places
where, to safeguard the environment, an adequate oil separator is installed.
Re-filling of petrol should only be undertaken when the machine is turned off
Should you need to clean the motor, this procedure should be carried out in places
Do not use combustible materials other than those advised by the constructor.
Once you have finished working, and after the machine has stopped, release the
residual pressure in the tube and pump by squeezing the pistol lever.
It is strongly forbidden to carry out any operation with the machine if you are not
wearing the appropriate safety equipment (protective glasses, gloves, overalls etc) as
per established safety norms.
During winter, and in the event of frost, it is advisable to use anti-freeze or to empty
out the water from the internal circuits by closing the tap from the water supply and
activating the machine until all of the water is expelled.
Should the machine remain inactive for extended periods of time, it is possible that
calcium deposits can form in the valves which can then cause problems when trying to
re-start the machine. Should this happen, pay particular attention to any strange or
unexpected noises emanating from the machine, in which case you should consult your
local technical services.
IMPROPER USE
By improper use, we mean using the machine for uses which it was not specifically designed for,
such as:
Washing of objects or vehicles which have come into contact with inflammable or noxious
dust, gas or liquids, or substances which can cause dangerous reactions when in contact
withwater.
Use of the machine in places where there is a danger of explosions, or a significant risk of
fire.
Use of the machine for the cleaning of animals, of any size.
Use of the machine by anyone under the age of 16 years.
Use of the machine in the rain or during thunderstorms.
Use of the machine for the washing of any equipment supplied by an electric current.
Use of the machine by anyone unauthorised personnel, or anyone untrained to do so.
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