To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't the spray gun trigger move on my Black & Decker 11BDE-210?
If the spray gun trigger on your Black & Decker Pressure Washer will not move, ensure that the gun safety lock is released according to the instructions provided in the Starting paragraph under Operation in this manual.
Why won't my Black & Decker 11BDE-210 Pressure Washer start?
If your Black & Decker Pressure Washer will not start, verify that the On/Off Switch is fully engaged in the ON position and confirm the GFCI plug is reset and functioning according to instructions provided in Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter Protection paragraph under Power Supply & Electrical info in this manual.
Why does my Black & Decker 11BDE-210 Pressure Washer keep tripping the circuit breaker?
If the circuit breaker trips or a fuse blows when using your Black & Decker Pressure Washer, it could be due to: * A circuit overload. Ensure the circuit is rated at 15 amps or greater and that no other appliances are drawing power from the same circuit (use a dedicated circuit). * An extension cord that is too long or has a wire gauge that is too small. It is recommended not to use extension cords with your pressure washer. If you must use one, verify that it meets the minimum requirements listed in the Extension Cord paragraph under the Power Supply & Electrical Info section.
Why is the pressure low on my Black & Decker Pressure Washer?
If your Black & Decker Pressure Washer experiences low or surging pressure, or the motor doesn't stop when you release the spray gun trigger, consider the following: * Ensure the faucet is fully open to provide maximum water flow. * Verify that the garden hose is not too long (maximum of 50 ft for city water or 25 ft for well water) and is free of kinks or restrictions. Unwrap the hose from any reel or hook, and replace it if necessary. * Check the water inlet filter screen for clogs. Remove the filter screen from the water inlet and clean it thoroughly before replacing it. * Avoid using extension cords, but if necessary, ensure it meets the minimum requirements listed in the Extension Cord paragraph under the Power Supply & Electrical Info section.
What to do if no water coming out of Black & Decker 11BDE-210 Pressure Washer nozzle?
If no water is coming out of the nozzle of your Black & Decker Pressure Washer, it may be due to: * A clogged nozzle. Clean the nozzle according to the instructions provided in the Nozzle paragraph under the Maintenance section of this manual. * A clogged water inlet filter screen. Remove the filter screen from the water inlet and clean it thoroughly. Replace the filter screen after cleaning. * A kink in the garden hose or the hose being wrapped on a storage wheel. Use a maximum garden hose length of 50 ft (15.2 m) for city water or 25 ft (7.5 m) for well water. Ensure the garden hose is laid out flat and does not have any kinks or leaks. Unwrap garden hose from reel or hook, and replace garden hose if necessary.
Why does my Black & Decker Pressure Washer motor stop during use?
If the motor of your Black & Decker Pressure Washer stops working during normal operation, it could be due to: * An extension cord that is too long or has a wire gauge that is too small. It is recommended not to use extension cords with your pressure washer. If you must use one, verify that it meets the minimum requirements listed in the Extension Cord paragraph under the Power Supply & Electrical Info section. * A clogged nozzle. Clean the nozzle according to the instructions provided in the Nozzle paragraph under the Maintenance section of this manual.
Why is my Black & Decker Pressure Washer leaking from the hose?
If the spray gun, lance, or high-pressure hose of your Black & Decker Pressure Washer is leaking water, check if all components (gun, lance, high-pressure hose) are properly connected according to the instructions provided in this manual. Note that a small amount of leakage is normal.
General| Brand | Black & Decker |
|---|---|
| Model | 11BDE-210 |
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Language | English |
Identifies the pressure washer model as 11BDE-210.
Provides website and phone number for product issues and support.
Advises storing the pressure washer where temperatures stay above 40°F to prevent freeze damage.
Instructions for attaching the carry handle to the pressure washer unit.
Steps to align and attach the storage rack to the back of the pressure washer.
Guide to removing the shipping plug from the machine's outlet.
Instructions for connecting the high-pressure hose to the machine outlet.
Connects the garden hose to the machine's front connector.
Instructions for inserting and locking the spray lance into the spray gun.
Turning on water and testing the GFCI plug before operation.
Steps to ensure steady water flow and start the motor.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols.
Warns about chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects.
Key safety rules to follow when using the pressure washer.
Covers GFCI, wet hands, cord protection, and damaged cords.
Guidelines for using the wand, spray, and maintaining control.
Instructions for high-pressure hose care and using rated accessories.
Precautions for using cleaners and operating in specific environments.
Explains the Automatic Total Stop and motor overload protection features.
Information on the built-in Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter.
Guidelines for servicing double-insulated appliances.
Specifies voltage, frequency, and circuit requirements for power supply.
Step-by-step guide to test the Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter.
Recommendations and specifications for using outdoor extension cords.
Illustrates and labels key parts of the pressure washer.
Lists and defines the function of each labeled component.
Reiterates assembly steps with corresponding figures.
Defines key terms like PSI, GPM, CU, and system descriptions.
Highlights risks like backflow contamination and fluid injection.
Details the three spray settings: Low Pressure Soap, Medium Fan, Wide Fan.
Instructions for using the high-pressure turbo spray lance.
Steps to insert spray lance and prepare detergent tank.
Instructions for filling the detergent tank and using the soap function.
Guidance on applying soap to surfaces and rinsing.
Safety warnings for starting the unit and handling the spray gun.
Ensures proper connection of hoses and lance before starting.
Confirms water flow and GFCI status before powering on.
Steps for releasing air and ensuring steady water flow before full operation.
Final step to start the motor and begin pressure washing.
Guidelines for maintaining connections, nozzles, and the water screen filter.
Details on the permanent lubrication system and handling oil leaks.
Ensuring air vents are clean for proper motor cooling.
Procedure for draining, rinsing, and storing the pressure washer.
Warnings about using replacement parts and other accessories.
Lists key technical specifications for the pressure washer.
Details warranty period, exclusions, and coverage terms.
Explains how to validate the warranty and specific conditions.
Describes limitations on implied warranties like merchantability and fitness.
Solutions for issues related to detergent not dispensing or incorrect ratio.
Troubleshooting tripped circuit breakers and extension cord problems.
Resolving GFCI malfunctions and leaks from the gun, lance, or pump.
Diagnosing low pressure, surging pressure, or motor not stopping.
Addressing issues with insufficient water supply or kinked hoses.
Solutions for when no water is coming out of the nozzle.
Resolving problems with the trigger, unit not starting, or motor stopping.
Guidance on how to attach and remove the spray lance, and potential issues.
Legal notices regarding Black & Decker trademarks and product patents.
Contact details for The FNA GROUP.
