To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Coleman Powermate PW0872402.01 Pressure Washer engine will not start or stops while operating?
Your Coleman Pressure Washer might not start or may stop due to several reasons. It could be due to a low-oil shutdown, so fill the engine with oil. Ensure the engine switch is in the “ON” position. Also, pressure build up in the hose can cause this issue, so squeeze the trigger to release pressure.
What to do if Coleman Powermate PW0872402.01 engine running but pump not building maximum pressure or has irregular pressure?
If your Coleman Pressure Washer's engine is running, but the pump isn't building maximum or has irregular pressure, there are several potential causes: * Ensure the faucet is open. * If the unit has been stored in freezing temperatures, thaw it completely, including the hose, gun, and wand. * Provide a minimum water supply of 4 gpm at 20 psi. * Check and clean the water inlet screen if it's clogged. * Straighten any kinks in the garden hose. * Replace the wand nozzle if it's worn or damaged. * Let the unit run with the gun open and wand removed until a steady stream of water is released to remove air from the pump. * Set the adjustable pressure knob to the maximum position.
What to do if Coleman Powermate PW0872402.01 Pressure Washer has no intake of chemicals?
If your Coleman Pressure Washer is not intaking chemicals, check the following: * Ensure the injection tube is securely inserted into the unit. * Replace the tubing if it's cracked or split. * Switch to a low-pressure nozzle. * Turn the collar counterclockwise if the injector is turned off. * Clean the strainer if the injection tube strainer is clogged. * Clean the nozzle if it's blocked. * Dissolve any dried chemicals in the injector by running warm water through the injection tube.
Why Coleman Powermate PW0872402.01 Pressure Washer engine is overloaded?
If the engine of your Coleman Pressure Washer is overloaded, it might be due to a partially blocked nozzle. Try cleaning the nozzle. Alternatively, excessive pressure could be the cause, so reduce the pressure by using the pressure adjustment knob.
What to do if Coleman Powermate PW0872402.01 trigger will not move?
If the trigger on your Coleman Pressure Washer will not move, make sure the gun safety lock is released.
Why Coleman Pressure Washer is noisy operation?
Noisy operation of your Coleman Pressure Washer can be caused by air mixed with water. Check the inlet lines for restrictions and/or proper sizing.
What causes high crankcase temperatures in Coleman Powermate PW0872402.01?
High crankcase temperatures in your Coleman Pressure Washer may be due to using the wrong grade of oil; use the recommended oil. It could also be due to an improper amount of oil in the crankcase; adjust the oil level to the proper amount.
What causes rough/pulsating operation with pressure drop in Coleman Powermate PW0872402.01 Pressure Washer?
Rough or pulsating operation with a pressure drop in your Coleman Pressure Washer can be caused by air mixed in water. Check inlet lines for restrictions and/or proper sizing.
Why is there water in the crankcase of my Coleman Powermate PW0872402.01?
Water in the crankcase of your Coleman Pressure Washer can be caused by high humidity; in this case, change the oil more frequently.
Why is water or oil leaking from bottom of pump of Coleman Pressure Washer?
If you notice a small amount of water or oil leaking from the bottom of the pump of your Coleman Pressure Washer, this is normal.
General| Brand | Coleman |
|---|---|
| Model | Powermate PW0872402.01 |
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Language | English |
Provides toll-free hotline, website, and required details for warranty service or parts.
Explains the meanings of Danger, Warning, Caution, and Note symbols used throughout the manual.
Covers safe operation, handling, storage, and refueling practices to prevent injury or damage.
Details thermal relief valve, lock latch, low-oil shutdown, and spark arresting muffler.
Lists technical details such as maximum inlet pressure, RPM, and weight.
Describes the four available nozzles and their applications for different cleaning tasks.
Covers pre-start preparation, checking for damage, and hose/gun assembly.
Details the importance and procedure for filling engine and pump oil before operation.
Specifies unleaded gasoline requirements and handling precautions.
Instructions for attaching high-pressure hose and garden hose, and water supply requirements.
Guidance on operating the chemical injection system with compatible detergents and soaps.
Steps for applying soap, degreaser, and wax for effective cleaning.
Covers connections, nozzle, water screen cleaning, and end-of-operation flush.
Details for pump and engine storage to prevent damage, especially from freezing.
Covers warranty terms, coverage, exclusions, and how to obtain service.
Lists daily, initial, 50, and 100-hour maintenance items for the pressure washer.
Covers oil replacement, air filter cleaning, fuel filter, and fuel strainer cleaning.
Addresses common engine starting, output, and erratic running problems and their solutions.
Lists engine type, displacement, HP, cooling system, and bore x stroke dimensions.
Explains warranty coverage, owner responsibilities, and exclusions for emission control parts.
Visual representation of the main pressure washer assembly parts with reference numbers.
Lists various kits available for pump maintenance and replacement.
Visual diagram of the engine's internal parts with reference numbers.
