How to fix a Blue Clean 5640 when no water comes out?
If no water comes out of your Blue Clean Pressure Washer, the issue might be due to a fouled water filter, a blocked inlet valve, or an obstructed lance nozzle. You should clean or replace the water filter, check the inlet valve, and clean the lance nozzle to resolve the issue.
Why is the pressure weak or fluctuating on my Blue Clean Pressure Washer?
Weak or fluctuating pressure in your Blue Clean Pressure Washer could be caused by several factors. The detergent valve might be open and sucking in air, the water supply could be insufficient, or the pump might be sucking in air. Other potential causes include worn valves, a worn or unsuitable nozzle, worn gaskets, or water temperature that is too high. You should check the detergent valve, check the water supply flow rate, replace the pump, replace the valves, replace the nozzle, check the gaskets, and descale if the water temperature is too high.
What to do if the burner does not light on my Blue Clean 5640?
If the burner does not light on your Blue Clean Pressure Washer, the possible causes are a fouled fuel filter, a fouled fuel pump filter, or a fouled burner nozzle. Other potential issues include a faulty thermostat, a faulty or blocked solenoid valve, insufficient electrode spark, a worn pump motor coupling, or insufficient or failed electrical power. You should check the fuel filter, replace the fuel pump filter, clean or replace the burner nozzle, replace the thermostat, replace the solenoid valve, replace the electrode, check the pump motor coupling, and check the electrical power.
How to fix water in the oil of my Blue Clean 5640 Pressure Washer?
If there is water in the oil of your Blue Clean Pressure Washer, it could be due to worn oil/water ring seals or a high humidity percentage in the air. You should clean or replace the oil/water ring seals and check the humidity percentage in the air.
General| Max Pressure | 150 bar |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 460 l/h |
| Weight | 19.8 kg |
| Hose Length | 10 m |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Motor | Induction |
Diagram illustrating the appliance and its identification components.
Detailed diagram and list of the main components of the high-pressure washer.
Covers proper use, connections, environmental conditions, and operator protection.
Addresses running time, pressure, fuel, ventilation, water jet, and cable use.
Instructions for positioning the appliance horizontally and connecting the water hose.
Steps for connecting the trigger gun, lance, and mains electrical supply, including voltage check.
Procedure for starting the appliance, venting air, and initial operation without a nozzle.
Instructions for using hot water, setting temperature, applying detergent, and pressure adjustment.
Steps to discharge residual pressure and shut down the appliance safely.
List of components that should be supplied with the appliance upon delivery.
Guidance on the type of detergents that can be used with the appliance.
Wiring diagrams for the 5640-5650-5850 and 5870 series appliances.
Diagrams and explanations of the various warning and information decals on the appliance.
Instructions for performing maintenance, including safety disconnections and using genuine parts.
Details on required inspections every 2 weeks or 50 working hours, including filter and nozzle cleaning.
Tasks include cleaning the combustion head S.
Tasks include topping up oil Q, changing fuel filter T, and cleaning fuel pump filter U.
Procedure for cleaning the heating coil using a descaler solution.
Instructions for storing accessories and transporting the appliance.
Manufacturer's declaration of compliance with European directives and norms.
Troubleshooting steps for when no water comes out of the appliance.
Causes and remedies for low or inconsistent water pressure.
Troubleshooting guide for when the burner fails to ignite.
Causes and solutions for excessive noise from the appliance.
Diagnosis and resolution for water contamination in the oil.
Remedy for oil leaks originating from the appliance's head.
Troubleshooting for when the motor fails to start upon switching on.
Cause and solution for the motor stopping unexpectedly during operation.
Information on WEEE declaration and proper disposal of electrical components.
Details on warranty coverage, exclusions, and after-sales service.
To Next Page