When it comes to achieving a professional-level clean, the Carixer Car Wash Trolley is your ultimate partner. Designed for efficiency, mobility, and convenience, this all-in-one solution makes every wash session faster, cleaner, and more enjoyable.
But to get the most out of your trolley, it’s important to know how to use it correctly—and how to care for it properly.
Setting Up Your Carixer Car Wash Trolley
- Assemble and Inspect:
Before starting, make sure all components are securely connected — the motor, pipe, gun, and water tank.
Check for any loose fittings or leaks to ensure smooth performance. - Fill the Water Tank:
Pour clean water into the tank. For best results, use filtered or soft water to prevent mineral buildup inside the system. - Connect the Battery:
Attach the red wire to the positive (+) terminal and the black wire to the negative (–) terminal.
Ensure the connections are tight and the battery is fully charged before use. - Attach the Spray Gun and Hose:
Connect the pipe to the gun securely.
How to Use the Trolley Efficiently
- Start Spraying:
Turn on the power switch and test the spray pressure. Adjust the nozzle according to your cleaning needs. - Use Carixer Car Wash Products:
Combine the trolley with Carixer Car Shampoo, Multi Cleaner, or Tyre Shiner for maximum shine and professional results. - Wash in Sections:
Work from top to bottom — start with the roof, move to the sides, and finish with the tyres and lower panels. This prevents dirt from spreading. - Rinse and Dry:
Once you’re done washing, rinse thoroughly and use Carixer Microfiber Towels for a spotless, streak-free finish.
Caring for Your Carixer Car Wash Trolley
- Check the Battery Regularly:
Keep the battery charged and store it in a cool, dry place. Avoid overcharging or leaving it connected when not in use. - Inspect Hoses and Connectors:
Look out for cracks or leaks in the hose. Replace damaged parts immediately to maintain strong water pressure. - Store Safely:
Keep the trolley in a shaded area, away from direct sunlight or extreme heat, to protect the motor and plastic components.
