Care Guide JetWash Pro 360

Care Guide — JetWash Pro 360

After Every Use

  1. Switch off the unit and turn off the water supply.
  2. Squeeze the trigger to release residual pressure from the hose.
  3. If detergent was used, flush the detergent system: remove the detergent bottle, fill it with clean water, fit the detergent nozzle, and run until only clear water exits. This prevents residue from drying and blocking the nozzle feed.
  4. Disconnect the high-pressure hose and let residual water drain from both ends.
  5. Wipe down the gun, lance, and hose connections with a dry cloth.

Monthly

  1. Remove and rinse the inlet filter screen (located in the water inlet port). Clear any sediment under a running tap.
  2. Inspect all nozzles for mineral deposit build-up. Soak in white vinegar for 15 minutes and rinse if deposits are visible.
  3. Check the high-pressure hose along its full length for cracks, kinks, or abrasion wear. Do not use a hose that shows visible damage.

Yearly

  1. Inspect the trigger gun mechanism for smooth action. If it feels stiff or sticky, a service inspection is recommended.
  2. Check all O-rings on the quick-connect fittings. Replace the set (part MV-OR-360) if any show cracking or deformation.

Nozzle Replacement

Nozzles wear over time and produce less defined spray patterns. Replace rotary and fan nozzles after approximately 50 hours of use or when pressure performance degrades noticeably.

Storage

Store the unit in a dry, frost-free location. Water remaining in the pump can freeze and crack the housing. Before winter storage, flush the pump with a pump protector solution or run the machine briefly after disconnecting the water supply to expel residual water. Store the hose loosely coiled — tight coiling accelerates internal hose wear.