Assembly - Craftsman 1750 User Manual

Before using the unit, please note the following point:
Once unit has been removed from carton inspect it carefully for damages.
Should you discover any damages please notify your local SEARS RETAIL STORE.
TOOLS REQUIRED
• Screw driver
TO REMOVE FROM CARTON
• Remove spray gun and manual from carton.
• Remove all loose parts from carton.
• Cut down two corners of carton and lay end panel
flat.
• Remove any packing materials.
• Roll washer out of carton.
HOW TO SET UP YOUR WASHER
(See figure on page 7)
To attach handle
- Mount handle to frame and fasten securely using the
two hex. head screws with star handle and washers.
- Install bracket to handle using a screw driver and the
two sheet metal screws.
- Attach wand holding clip to engine.
- Attach the clip for the detergent suction hose to the
left handle.
To attach spray gun
- Push the spray wand into the trigger gun against the
spring tension and turn it as far as the stop. The spray
wand must lock into position.
- Screw the high-pressure hose to the high-pressure
outlet.
CHECKLIST
Ü Before starting check the crankcase oil level.
Ü Check the inside of the tank for any objects or
materials that could damage the pump and remove
them.
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ASSEMBLY

ATTACHING TO WATER SUPPLY
- The flow rate of the water supply must not fall below
3 GPM and the temperature must not exceed 140 °F.
- Screw quick coupler male to the water inlet.
- Screw female garden hose connector to your garden
hose. – The garden hose ( not supplied ) must be at
least 1 / inch inside diameter. –
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- Now connect the garden hose with the quick cou-
pling to the water inlet.
- Screw the other end to the water faucet.
IMPORTANT:
When connecting the water inlet to the water supply
mains, local regulations of your water company must
be observed. In some areas the unit must not be
connected directly to the puplic drinking water supply.
This is to ensure that there is no feedback of detergents
into the water supply.
nection
preventer for example, is permitted.
The washer is not designed for suction of liquids
containing such solvents as gasoline, paint thinners,
oil, acids, etc.
Water can also be drawn from a standing water supply
such as a lake or a drum by means of suction.
- When drawing water from a lake or drum, you must
use a suction hose with filter ( not supplied).
- Remove the garden hose connector as this is not
used for suction operation.
- Connect the suction hose to the water inlet
connection.
- Suspend the filter in the water tank.
- Set engine control lever to "SLOW" position, until
water emerges from the nozzle.
IMPORTANT:
FOR NON PRESSURE WATER SOURCES
not exeed 36" elevation between pressure
washer and water supply and always use an inlet filter
or pump damage will occur.
via receiver tank
Direct con-
or backflow
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