Water Powered Brush 32 and 39in Jet Clearing Steps
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Water Powered Brush Jet Clearing
This is a step by step guide to clearing a clogged jet in the water powered brushes.
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Remove the Brass Fitting from the Brush Assembly
It is not necessary to remove the bristles but removal can make it easier to hold the brush assembly
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Brass Fitting with Jet Removed from Assembly
Find an allen wrench that fits into the end of the Jet
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End View of Jet in Brass Fitting
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Remove Jet from Brass Fitting
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Jet can now be cleared of the obstruction
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Use a small brad, or similar strong thin metal pin
Puch the Bras into the smooth end of the Jet to puch the obstruction out of the Jet
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Brad has Cleared the Obstruction
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Re-install the Jet into the Brass Fitting
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Attach to M22 Fitting and water source to Test
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Successful Testing
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Re-install the Brass Fitting with Jet installed into the Brush Assembly
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