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SKU 02433 PAGE 22For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353.
If the steps above do not solve the problem or if the repairs involved are too
complex, contact a qualified technician.
IMPORTANT!
Be CERTAIN to shut off the Pressure Washer, release all pressure in a safe manner, and
disconnect it from power and water before adjusting, cleaning, or repairing the unit.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The thermal safety Switch may be
tripped. Switch the unit off and allow the
unit to rest for 20-30 minutes and retry.
The following points should be
applied to help reduce the
frequency of rest periods:
1. Use proper operating techniques.
Review the Operating Tips section,
starting on page 16.
2. Verify that this unit is being supplied
with the correct voltage, see page 14, #2.
Connect the plug to the outlet nearest
the circuit breaker panel and remove any
other loads that may be on the circuit.
3. If possible, reduce the length of or
eliminate any extension cord used, see
page 9.
PRESSURE WASHER STOPS SUDDENLY
Dry self thoroughly
and check the
circuit breaker on
your household
panel.
Make sure unit is
totally dry, then
press reset button.
If GFCI continues to
trip, contact a
certified electrician.
Check for electrical shorts. If
none are found, reset
breaker.
If breaker continues to trip,
try another circuit or contact
a certified electrician.
BREAKER NOT
TRIPPED
BREAKER TRIPPED
Check whether the power switch is on
and lit.
SWITCH IS LIT SWITCH IS NOT LIT
Check the indicator on the GFCI power
plug (explained under
Controls and
Features,
#2 on page 12).
Contact qualified
technician.
Contact
qualified
technician.
WATER LEAKING FROM WITHIN THE HOUSING
Seals or gaskets may be worn or damaged.
Leaking water creates a shock hazard;
PROMPTLY
have the unit inspected and
repaired by a qualified technician.
INDICATOR NOT
RED
INDICATOR
APPEARS
RED
UNIT OPERATES
NORMALLY AFTER
RESTING
UNIT DOES NOT
RESTART