Safety Issues. Safety precautions • WARNING! High pressure jets can be dangerous. Never direct the water jet at persons pets, live electrical equipment or the machine self. • The operator and anyone in the immediate vicinity of the site of cleaning should take action to protect themselves from being struck by debris dis- lodged during operation.
Technical Data. Product segment: Consumer P 150.1 P 160.1 Specification Voltage Frequency Power consumption 12,6 Power absorbed Numbers of revolutions rpm./ min. 2800 2800 Water volume, HP l / min. Pump pressure Nozzle pressure Opening pressure Retaining time min. Oil contents Oil type Bartran HV68 Bartran HV68...
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Construction. Construction of cabinet parts P 150 / P 160...
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Construction. Construction of motor pump unit P 150 / P 160...
Service / Repair. Dismounting / mounting of front cabinet. Remove 4 torx Screws (TX 20 )(fig.1) and 2 screws at the bottom (fig.5) Fig.1 Fig.2 Dismounting / mounting of front chassis and motor cover. .Remove 5 torx screws in the chassis (fig.3) and 8 screws at the bottom (fig.4) Fig.3 Fig.4...
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Service / Repair. Dismounting / Mounting of S/S valve. Remove micro switch box carefully with 2 screw driver ( fig.1) and then the S/S valve (fig.2.) Mount the micro switch (fig.3) and press down the micro switch arm with a screwdriver (fig 4). Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.4...
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Service / Repair. Dismounting / mounting of oil seal. Tip up the oil seal with a screwdriver and discard (fig.1). Clean up and lubricate before mounting. Fig.1 Oil level 100 ml.
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Service / Repair. Dismounting / mounting of suction and pressure valves. Remove valve seat with tool and discard them (fig.1 and 2). Mount new valves with a slight finger pressure and special tool no.1220103 (fig 3 and 4). Clean up and lubricate before mounting. Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.3...
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Service / Repair. Fig.1 Bearing track on fig.1 and fig 2 are different. (inner diameter are different) Bee sure it fits to the. wobble disc. Fig.2 Wobble Disc marking and assembling 150 bar ”1-1” or “1-2 “ 160 bar ”2-1” or ”2-2” Fig.3...
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Service / Repair. Dismounting / Mounting of Easy start valve. Remove the easy seat with a small hook (fig.1) then remove the o-ring underneath the seat ,with a small screwdriver . Mounting : place the ball on the end of the spring (fig.2), be sure the the ball are in the right position when mounting plug.
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Operation guide. In this situation the position of the parts are following: The none return valve( A) is closed by the spring (B) as there is no pressure on either of the sides. The easy start ball valve (C) is pressed against the up- per seat by the easy start spring (D) The s/s spring pressed the s/s piston, and the Activation arm (E) is taken to the front position the micro switch (F) at the “switch on”...
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Operation guide. 1. The none return valve (A) is closed by the spring (B) as the pressure on the front side is still not high enough to open it. 2. The easy start ball valve (C) moves a little from the upper seat as the easy start spring (D) is pressed a little.
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Operation guide. During building-up of pressure, the position of the parts are following: 1. The none return valve (A) open a little because of the high pressure from pump.2. The easy start ball valve (C) moves to the lower seat as the easy start spring (D) impressed more.
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Operation guide. 1. The none return valve (A) is fully open because of full working pressure and flow. 2. The easy start ball valve (C) is pressed against the lower seat by the pressure from the pump. 3. The s/s spring is pressed a little , but the Activation arm (E) is still on the front po- sition, The micro switch (F) at “switch on”...
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Operation guide. 2.5 Handle release 1. The none return valve (A) is closed by the pressure in the hose system. 2. The s/s spring is pressed at max position, the Activation arm (E) moves back , presses the Micro switch (F) at “switch off” position (means that the motor (G) is stopped).
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