Clearing the Power Jet of an obstruction on a rotary Solar Brush

To get to the Nozzle

Remove the connection to the pressure hose and wand.

Then using a wrench remove the brass inlet connection from the brush housing.

Remove the Nozzle Assembly

Once loosened far enough the Nozzle Assembly is easily removed by hand

Remove the Clogged Nozzle

Using an allen key wrench  remove the nozzle from the inlet connection

Clear the Nozzle of Debris

Using a vice or another method to hold the nozzle secure, push a brad or similar strong, thin object through the nozzle to drive the debris out of the orifice

Insure the Nozzle is Clear

Insure that the nozzle is clear of any obstructions.

Replace the Nozzle into the Input Water Assembly

Start the nozzle jet by hand, then tighten firmly into the end of the water inlet

Test the Nozzle Spray

Attache the inlet nozzle to your water source and M22 Fitting.

Turn on the water source to insure the water is now flowing.

Be careful where you point the nizzle when testing to avoid contact with other surfaces.

Point this away from your body and others when testing

Reinstall the Nozzle Assembly into the brush housing

Start the re-assembly by hand avoiding cross threading as the aluminum housing is soft and could be cross threaded easily.

One the assembly is nearly bottomed out use a wrench to snug the inlet assembly into the brush housing