Patio & Wall Cleaner

This article will cover the steps to take when setting up your Patio and Wall Cleaner.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Safety Measures
• Specs
• Setting up the Patio-Cleaner
• Starting the Patio-Cleaner

Safety Measures:

1. Check for any damage before use
2. Make sure all connections are dry - do not handle with wet hands.

Specs:

• Max. permissible pressure P, max. 15 MPa. 
• Inlet flow temperature t in max. 60°C
• The patio and wall cleaner is designed for pressure washers working at a nominal pressure (p) of 90-150bar

Setting up the Patio-Cleaner

1. Fix all the tube parts together, as shown in the diagram above - push in and rotate/twist the parts together.
2. Secure the tubes to the cleaner unit, the same way.
3. FOR 'WORKZONE' PRESSURE WASHERS: Push the top of the extension tube into the barrel of your gun. Twist the gun clockwise and the tube anti-clockwise until the connection is secure.
4. FOR NON-WORKZONE PRESSURE WASHERS: Use either adaptor E (suitable for common DIY market spray gun limited to 150 bars pressure) or adaptor H (suitable for Workzone guns post-2012 & 'DURA' post-2012 brands) to connect the extension tube to the gun securely. See below diagram.

Starting the Patio-Cleaner

Once you have set up, you can start using the patio-cleaner. Move the cleaner up and down or left and right, in straight lines. 

To adjust the strength of your cleaning power, turn the top dial clockwise to lessen and anti-clockwise to strengthen the power:

If the bottom cleaning rod ceases to spin properly, this is usually due to the spindle seizing up due to lack of lubrication.

Please lubricate the central spindle with lubricant, preferably multi-purpose grease. The rod should now spin freely again under pressure.