Pressure washer symptoms
Cleaning your deck is a pain when your pressure washer won't spray, only produces weak spray or water sprays out the pressure relief valve. Follow the DIY troubleshooting steps for symptoms you're encountering with your pressure washer so you can get back to your cleaning chores. Order the replacement parts you need by entering your pressure washer model number in the search bar. Follow the steps in the repair guides to install the parts you need and get your pressure washer running again.
Symptoms common to all gas pressure washers
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The chemical injection valve draws detergent into the pump. If it’s not drawing detergent, use a repair kit to replace the chemical injection valve.
The pump can be damaged by air in the inlet water supply or by chemicals that remain in the pump body after using the chemical injection system. Follow these steps to replace a damaged pump.
Air in the inlet water supply can damage the check valves. If the pump won’t build up pressure due to damaged check valves, follow these steps to replace the check valves.
Learn how to get the best results when using a pressure washer.
Spray tips vary in pressure and angle of spray. This guide matches the spray tip to the cleaning job.
Follow this advice to winterize your pressure washer.