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(@havenofear)
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I just bought a sprayer to clean my driveway and occasionally my cars. There was no instruction whatsoever on how to assemble the spray kit. The instruction sheet shows the flow speed using 20A, 28A and 30A. [COLOR="DarkRed"]Question is: can I use a normal power point for the sprayer? For the assembly of the kit, I believe I can do it.

 
Posted : 25/01/2014 7:59 am
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Re: kawasaki 1 1/2 hp sprayer

I just bought a sprayer to clean my driveway and occasionally my cars. There was no instruction whatsoever on how to assemble the spray kit. The instruction sheet shows the flow speed using 20A, 28A and 30A. [COLOR="DarkRed"]Question is: can I use a normal power point for the sprayer? For the assembly of the kit, I believe I can do it.

Bro it would help if you can tell us what sprayer you got and the specs. Power washer ba siya?

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Posted : 25/01/2014 8:23 am
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Ganito ba sya bro..

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Posted : 25/01/2014 8:37 am
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Mag iinstal ka pa ng chord and breaker..

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Posted : 25/01/2014 8:40 am
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Re: kawasaki 1 1/2 hp sprayer

This may be too late but I'll post it anyway just in case you can still return that unit.

For non commercial use I would recommend the Bosch Aquatak 10. More than enough power to clean my driveway of algae.

You can plug it in directly to a normal household outlet. The best part is the motor turns on and off automatically press and release the water trigger!
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Posted : 25/01/2014 8:53 am
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Handy pa..ang issue lang maigsi ang pressure hose..kung mag lilinis ka ng sasakyan lagi mo ring iiba ang posisyon ng power washer.

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Posted : 25/01/2014 10:47 am
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Ganito ba sya bro..

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That is the model that I bought. After reading the instruction sheet, I have not opened it up and I think it will not serve my purpose since I need to install a 20 Amp circuit breaker on it as shown in your picture. However, if I do that, can I draw the power from a normal household outlet?

I also had two other sprayers, B&D just like the Bosch and the Karcher. The Karcher burnt the motor and the B&D auto on and off switch has given up. I need a strong sprayer for my driveway which is about 50 meters long and 8 meters wide.

 
Posted : 26/01/2014 5:44 am
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Re: kawasaki 1 1/2 hp sprayer

That is the model that I bought. After reading the instruction sheet, I have not opened it up and I think it will not serve my purpose since I need to install a 20 Amp circuit breaker on it as shown in your picture. However, if I do that, can I draw the power from a normal household outlet?

I also had two other sprayers, B&D just like the Bosch and the Karcher. The Karcher burnt the motor and the B&D auto on and off switch has given up. I need a strong sprayer for my driveway which is about 50 meters long and 8 meters wide.

I have the same power sprayer we use for cleaning large areas. This model is suitable for longer hours of usage and this being run by induction motor makes it more practical for your purpose. Check the motor Amperage rating and if possible plug it in an independent line or distribution line based on it's indicated rating. However you mentioned that it is a 1.5HP motor therefore it must run w/in 9-10 Amps of current rating making this ok to plug in your standard household outlet but make sure you use a High quality C.O. that holds true to its acclaimed rating. If you can find an industrial type outlet with 15A or less then that will erase your worries. As much as possible use the outlet w/ little or no other appliance loaded in the same distribution during use of the power washer. Good luck.

 
Posted : 26/01/2014 1:21 pm
(@havenofear)
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Sorry folks. I am entirely new to this type of sprayer and I am at a loss trying to assemble the unit. There are three types of hoses with different diameters. Would help if a picture on a fully assembled unit be posted to help enlighten me..

 
Posted : 29/01/2014 5:24 pm
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Re: kawasaki 1 1/2 hp sprayer

Bro yung pinakamaliit sa nozzle..yung medium diameter hose sa return..pinakamalaki naman sa suction..walang ligaw yan kasi itutugma mo lang yung sukat ng hose sa kakabitan nya..dalawa ang kabitan ng pinakamaliit na hose alin man sa dalawa pwede.

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Posted : 29/01/2014 6:01 pm
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Thank bro Bugel. I don't quite understand tagalog but I will ask my missus to translate for me.

 
Posted : 02/02/2014 1:54 pm
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Re: kawasaki 1 1/2 hp sprayer

@Havenofear,

Bugel meant that there are three nozzle inlets you will find in your unit of which the hoses are matched in the following order:

The largest opening for the suction end.
The medium sized opening for the return.
The smallest opening of w/c there are two, but you can use any one of these for the power sprayer gun.

You can't go wrong w/ any of these connections as you simply have to match each hose end to it's appropriate or matched size port. Good Luck!:)

 
Posted : 02/02/2014 2:30 pm
(@havenofear)
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I would like to thank all who have chipped in with advise. I am really grateful. I have asked my electrician to install a 20 amp dedicated outlet for this sprayer.

 
Posted : 15/02/2014 9:24 am
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Re: kawasaki 1 1/2 hp sprayer

just curious can i convert this to a airless paint sprayer? i know it doesn't have auto off when i stop spraying..

but is it possible?

 
Posted : 01/05/2014 9:50 am
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hi pakisagot naman po...may maliit po akong negosyo at ito ay motorwash at ginamit ko na pang washing ay kawasaki power spray ang problema ko kasi naka ilang palit na ako ng hose sa power spray ko palagi kasi sya bubutasin ang hose ko 2weeks lng ang gamit ng customer butas na naman at ina adjust kuna ang preesure sa makina ganun pa rin bubutasin parin ang hose ko...ang motorwash ko kasi may coinslot sya na hulugan mo ng P5 bago sya aandar yan kasi ang style sa province namin pakisagot naman kung may idea kayo kung paano ko lutasin ang problema na ito thnx po sa sasagot...

 
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