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* Start the washer (Photo 1). If it''s a gas unit, steady it when pulling the starter cord by bracing your foot against a wheel. Let the washer run for a minute to warm up. To avoid damaging the pump: Never run a washer longer than three to five minutes (depending on the model) while the trigger is off* With the washer running and the trigger locked "off," adjust pressure and spray settings, or insert nozzle tips in the spray wand (right photo, p. 30). Now the washer is ready to use.Power cleaning techniques

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RELATED ARTICLE: Spray nozzles for different tasksPressure washers that deliver less than 2,400 psi generally come with a single adjustable spray nozzle that delivers zero to 60-degree fan patterns. Some brands offer accessory "rotating" or "turbo" nozzles that clean more effectively than standard adjustable nozzles because they spin the water stream. Heavier-duty units generally come with four or five color-coded, individual nozzle tips (three are shown here). They create specific fan patterns: wider (for using detergents), medium (for general cleaning) and narrower (for blasting deep stains).