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My brand-new machine just clogged my jets, what happened?
The factories purchase huge spools of hose and run that hose though a hose saw to make shorter lengths. As the blade passes through the hose the hose saw dust flies in and out of the hose. The factory then uses a hydraulic press to install the threaded ends that our water couplers affix to. None of the factories blow out the hose saw dust before the complete build of the assembly with the hose crimps and couplers. The first use, and all this hose dust ends up behind your spray jets. The fix is to remove the spay nozzle and use your air compress to blow air backwards through the jet.
The factories purchase huge spools of hose and run that hose though a hose saw to make shorter lengths. As the blade passes through the hose the hose saw dust flies in and out of the hose. The factory then uses a hydraulic press to install the threaded ends that our water couplers affix to. None of the factories blow out the hose saw dust before the complete build of the assembly with the hose crimps and couplers. The first use, and all this hose dust ends up behind your spray jets. The fix is to remove the spay nozzle and use your air compress to blow air backwards through the jet.
