Nilfisk-Advance E 140.2 Manuel utilisateur

Nilsk E 130.2

Nilsk E 140.2

Nilsk E 145.2

User Manual

Index

1 Safety precautions and warnings .............................................3

2 Description ...............................................................................4

3 Before you start using your pressure washer...........................5

4 Operating your pressure washer ..............................................6

5 Fields of Application

and Working Methods.............................................................10

6 After using your pressure washer...........................................12

7 Maintenance...........................................................................13

8 Trouble Shooting ....................................................................14

9 Further information.................................................................15

10 EC Declaration of Conformity.................................................17

1 Safety Precautions and Warnings

Before starting up

your high-pres-

sure washer for

the ﬁrst time, this

instruction manual

must be read through carefully.

Save the instructions for later

use.

Safety instructions

marked with this

symbol must be

observed to pre-

vent danger to persons.

This symbol is

used to mark

safety instruc-

tions that must

be observed to

prevent damage to the

machine and its performance.

This symbol

indicates tips

and instructions

to simplify work and to ensure a

safe operation.

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Do not let children or people

who have not read the instruc-

tion manual operate the ma-

chine.

Before starting up your machine

please check it carefully for any

defects. If you ﬁnd any, do not

start up your machine and con-

tact your Nilﬁsk distributor.

Especially check:

The insulation of the electric

cable should be faultless

and without any cracks. If the

electric cable is damaged, an

authorized Nilﬁsk distributor

should replace it.

WARNING!

High pressure jets can be

dangerous. Never direct the

water jet at persons, pets,

live electrical equipment or

the machine itself.

Never try to clean clothes or

footwear on yourself or other

persons.

Hold the spray lance ﬁrmly

with both hands. The spray

lance is affected by a thrust

of up to 16.4 N during ope-

ration.

The operator and anyone in

the immediate vicinity of the

site of cleaning should take

action to protect themselves

from being struck by debris

dislodged during operation.

Wear goggles during opera-

tion.

Never use the machine in

an environment where there

could be a danger of explo-

sion. If any doubt arises,

please contact the local

authorities.

It is not allowed to clean

asbestos-containing surfaces

with high pressure.

 This high pressure washer

must not be used at tempe-

ratures below 0°C.

 Never let any persons stay

under the product when

stored on the wall.

WARNING!

Inadequate extension cables

can be dangerous. Cables on

drums should always be com-

pletely unwinded to prevent the

cable from overheating.

Symbols used to mark in-

structions

Extension cables should be of

a watertight construction and

comply with the below-men-

tioned requirements for length

and cable dimensions.

1.0 mm² max. 12.5 m

1.5 mm² max. 20 m

2.5 mm² max. 30 m

Cable connections should be

kept dry and off the ground.

Mains power connection

The following should be ob-

served when connecting the

high pressure washer to the

electric installation:

Only connect the machine to

an installation with earth con-

nection.

The electric installation shall

be made by a certiﬁed elec-

trician.

It is strongly recommended

that the electric supply to this

machine should include a re-

sidual current device (GFCI).

Water connection

Connection to

the public mains

according to regu-

lations.

This high pres-

sure washer is only allowed to

be connected with the drinking

water mains, when an appro-

priate backﬂow preventer has

been installed, Type BA accord-

ing to EN 1717. The backﬂow

preventer can be ordered under

number 106411177. The length

of the hose between the back-

ﬂow preventer and the high

pressure washer must be at

least 10 metres to absorb pos-

sible pressure peaks (min diam-

eter ½ inch).

Operation by suction (for ex-

ample from a rainwater vessel)

is carried out without backﬂow

preventer. Recommended suc-

tion set: 126411387.

As soon as water has ﬂown

through the BA valve, this water

is not considered to be drinking

water any more.

IMPORTANT! Only use wa-

ter without any impurities. If

there is a risk of running sands

in the inlet water (i.e. from your

own well), an additional ﬁlter

should be mounted.

Repair and maintenance

WARNING! Always remove the

electric plug from the socket be-

fore carrying out maintenance

work on the machine.

Safety devices

Locking device on spray gun

(7a) (see foldout at the end of

this manual):

The spray gun features a lock-

ing device. When the pawl is

activated, the spray gun cannot

be operated.

Thermal sensor:

A thermal sensor protects the

motor against overloading. The

machine will restart after a few

minutes when the thermal sen-

sor has cooled.

Pressure safety device

An integrated hydraulic safety

valve protects the system from

excessive pressure.

2 Description

This high-pressure washer has

been developed for domestic

use within:

- Car, motorbike, boat, cara-

van, trailer, patio/drive/ﬂag-

stones, woodwork, brickwork,

barbecue, garden furniture,

lawn mower

Section 5 describes the use of

the high-pressure washer for

vaious cleaning jobs.

Only use the high-pressure

washer for purposes described

in this manual.

The safety precautions must be

observed to prevent damage

to the machine, the surface to

be cleaned or severe personal

injuries.

2.1 Application

2.2 Operation elements

and model survey

See illustration at the end of

this manual.

1 Start/stop switch

2 Water inlet (with ﬁlter)

3 High pressure connection

(only models without hose

reel)

4 High pressure hose

5 Electric cable

6 Click & Clean spray lance

7 Spray gun with lock

8 Click & Clean Tornado®PR

nozzle

9 Click & Clean Powerspeed®

nozzle

10 Click & Clean foam sprayer

11 Nozzle cleaning tool

12 Trolley handle (telescopic

handle)

13 Hose reel (not standard)

14 Hose hook

15 Model tag

16 Quick coupling

17 Button for telescopic handle

18 Turnable cable hook

Speciﬁcations: See model tag

(15) of machine.

Sound pressure level meas-

ures in accordance with ISO

3744 EEC directive 2000/14/

EEC: LpA = 69,9 dB(A), LWA = 84

dB(A).

Hand/arm vibrations measured

according to ISO 5349 is < 2.5

m/s2.

We reserve the right to alter the

speciﬁcations.

3 Before you start using your

pressure washer

3.1 Mounting of trolley

handle and hose hook

(standard models)

1. Push down the trolley handle

(12) over the two metal tubes.

Make sure that the handle is

mounted as illustrated. Mount

screws with nuts (make sure

that the screws go through

handle as well as tube).

2. Mount the hose hook (14)

on the machine (2 screws).

Note: the hose hook can be

mounted on the front as well

as on the back. Front position

is to be used if the product is

used together with a special

wall hook for wall storage.

3.2 Mounting of hose reel

handle (models with

hose reel)

1. Click the hose reel handle

on to the trolley handle (no

screws).

3.3 Mounting of quick

coupling

1. Screw the quick coupling (16)

tight on to the water inlet (2).

Note: The inlet ﬁlter must al-

ways be ﬁtted in the water inlet

pipe to ﬁlter out sand, limestone

and other impurities as these

will damage the pump valves.

Caution: Failure

to ﬁt the ﬁlter will

invalidate the

guarantee.

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4 Operating your pressure washer

4.1 Connection of high

pressure hose (models

without hose reel)

1. Mount the high pressure

hose on the outlet (3).

3.4 Mounting of high

pressure hose

Attach the high pressure hose

(4) to the spray gun (7).

De h the high pressure hose by

pressing the pawl (A).

4.2 Mounting of spray

lance and Click & Clean

nozzles 

2. Attach the nozzle.

Warning: When

attaching the Click

& Clean nozzles,

the pawl on the

side of the spray

lance should come out again.

Note: The Tor-

nado® PR noz-

zle and the foam

sprayer feature a swivel lock,

which must be positioned in the

hole in the Click & Clean spray

lance.

Press the pawl to detach the

Click & Clean nozzle.

1. Push the spray lance (6) into

the spray gun (7) and screw

it on.

Note: The spray lance (6)

has a built-in low pressure

nozzle that can be used for

ﬂushing away dirt.

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4.3 Water connection An ordinary 1/2" garden hose of

min. 10 m and max. 25 m will

be suitable.

NOTE: Connec-

tion to the public

mains according

to regulations.

IMPORTANT! Only use wa-

ter without any impurities. If

there is a risk of running sands

in the inlet water (i.e. from your

own well), an additional ﬁlter

should be mounted.

1. Let the water run through the

water hose before connecting

it to the machine to prevent

sand and dirt from penetrat-

ing the machine.

Note: Check

that the ﬁlter is

ﬁtted in the water

inlet pipe and that it is not

clogged up.

2. Connect the water hose to

the water supply by means

of the quick connector (inlet

water, max. pressure: 10 bar,

max. temperature: 50°C).

3. Turn on the water.

4.5 Start and stop of the ma-

chine (when connected

to a water supply)

The spray lance is affected

by a thrust during opera-

tion - therefore always hold it

ﬁrmly with both hands. IMPOR-

TANT: Point the nozzle at the

ground.

1. Check that the machine is in

upright position.

NOTE: Do not place the ma-

chine in high grass!

2. Release the trigger lock.

3. Activate the trigger of the

spray gun and let the water

run until all air has escaped

from the water hose.

4. Turn the start/stop switch (1)

to position "I".

5. Activate the trigger of the

spray gun.

Always adjust the distance and

thus the pressure of the nozzle

to the surface, which is to be

cleaned.

Do not cover the machine

during operation.

Note: If the ma-

chine is left or

not used for 5

minutes, it must be switched off

on the start/stop switch "O" (1):

1. Turn the start/stop switch to

position "O".

2. Disconnect the electrical plug

from the socket.

3. Shut off the water supply and

activate the trigger to relieve

the machine of pressure.

4. Lock the spray gun.

When releasing the trigger of

the spray gun, the machine

automatically stops. The ma-

chine will start again when you

re-activate the spray gun.

4.4 Telescopic handle

The machine features a tele-

scopic handle. To raise or lower

the handle, press the knob

and move the handle upwards

or downwards. When a click

is heard, the handle is in right

position.

Use an external ﬁlter if the

water contains impurities.

2. Turn the start/stop switch to

position "I".

3. Activate the trigger of the

spray gun and let the water

run, until the air has escaped

from the water hose and the

pump.

4. Mount spray lance and

nozzle.

The washer can take in water

from a rain water tank as an

example. The hose for the wa-

ter supply must not be too long,

approx. 5 m.

Make sure that the water tank

is not placed on a lower level

than the machine.

1. Place the other end of the

water hose in the water tank.

4.6 Start the machine (when

connected to open con-

tainers (suction mode))

4.7 Pressure regulation on

the TORNADO®PR-

nozzle

The pressure can be regulated

on the TORNADO®PR nozzle.

4.8 Stationary use If mounting a special wall hook

(not standard), the pressure

washer can be used as a sta-

tionary solution meaning that it

can be operated while hanging

on the wall.

Only mount the wall hook on a

sturdy wall. Adjust the length

of the screws and size of rawl-

plugs to the type of wall.

On the wall hook garden/rim

brush (a) foam sprayer (b),

Click & Clean brush (c) and

Click & Clean nozzles (d) can

be stored.

Important: The

bearing capacity of

the wall hook is

max. 30 kg.

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High pressure

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5 Fields of application and working

methods

5.1 General Efﬁcient high presure cleaning is achieved by following a few guide-

lines, combined with your own personal experience of speciﬁc

cleaning tasks. Accessories and detergents, when correctly cho-

sen, can increase the efﬁciency of your pressure washer. Here is

some basic information about cleaning.

5.1.1 Detergent and foam Foam or detergent should be applied onto dry surfaces so that the

chemical product is in direct contact with the dirt. Detergents are

applied from bottom to top, for example on a car bodywork, in order

to avoid "super clean" areas, where the detergent collects in higher

concentration and streams downwards. Let the detergent work for

several minutes before rinsing but never let it dry on the surface be-

ing cleaned. Note: It is important that the detergents do not dry up.

Otherwise the surfac that has to be cleaned can be damaged.

5.1.2 Mechanical effect In order to break down tough layers of dirt, additional mechanical

effect may be required. Special wash brushes offer this supplemen-

tary effect that cuts through dirt (especially by car washing).

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