To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Craftsman CMXGWAS020735 engine not start?
Your Craftsman Pressure Washer might not start due to several reasons: * The fuel tank may be empty, in which case you should fill it. * The engine might be flooded with fuel. Wait 5 minutes before attempting to start it again. * The air cleaner could be dirty; clean or replace it. * The spark plug wire might not be connected to the spark plug; connect it.
What to do if my Craftsman CMXGWAS020735 pump loses pressure?
If your Craftsman Pressure Washer pump is losing pressure, not producing pressure, or has low water volume, consider the following: * If a low-pressure spray tip is installed, replace it with a high-pressure spray tip. * Ensure an adequate water supply. * Check and clean the inlet hose screen if it's clogged. * Clean the spray tip if it's obstructed. * Tighten any leaking connections or replace the o-rings. * If the high-pressure hose or spray gun leaks, replace them.
How to fix detergent not mixing with spray in Craftsman Pressure Washer?
If detergent is not mixing with the spray in your Craftsman Pressure Washer, here are possible solutions: * Replace a high-pressure spray tip with a low-pressure black spray tip. * Free the check ball if it's stuck in the detergent siphoning system. * Clean or replace the detergent siphoning tube if it's clogged or cracked.
General| Brand | Craftsman |
|---|---|
| Model | CMXGWAS020735 |
| Type | Gas Pressure Washer |
| Power Source | Gasoline |
| Max Pressure | 3000 PSI |
| Flow Rate | 2.4 GPM |
| Hose Length | 25 ft |
| Pump Type | Axial Cam |
| Engine Type | 4-Cycle |
Explains various hazard symbols and their meanings for safe operation.
Identifies and describes key components of the pressure washer, including pump, hose, and controls.
Highlights critical safety concerns including fire hazards and fuel handling during operation.
Details the step-by-step process for connecting hoses, wand, and preparing the engine for use.
Warns about the severe risks of chemical burns from improper use of cleaning agents.
Provides descriptions for essential components like spray gun, wand, tips, and detergent tank.
Ensures safe operation by detailing location requirements to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
Explains risks of carbon monoxide gas and necessary precautions, including alarm installation.
Details safe distances from structures and vegetation to prevent fire ignition from exhaust.
Covers checking oil, fuel, cleaning debris, and lubricating o-rings before operation.
Guides on connecting the high pressure hose, spray gun, and garden hose for operation.
Highlights the severe danger of high-pressure fluid cuts and advises on safe handling.
Details the different spray tips available and how to attach them to the spray wand.
Provides instructions for starting the engine, including safety precautions and positioning.
Offers guidance on spraying techniques, usage tips, and electrical safety during operation.
Instructions for applying detergent using the correct spray tip and tank filling.
Details the procedure for safely shutting down the unit and performing post-operation cleanup.
Outlines the schedule for regular maintenance tasks and general recommendations for upkeep.
Provides steps to maintain the detergent siphoning system by cleaning the check ball.
Explains how to clean spray tips to resolve pulsing issues and ensure proper spray.
Guides on treating or draining fuel to keep it fresh and prevent issues during storage.
Details draining, protecting the pump from freezing, and general storage procedures.
Lists common problems with pressure washers and provides step-by-step corrections.
Details technical specifications such as pressure, flow rate, and operating temperature limits.
Explains the terms, conditions, and duration of the limited warranty for the pressure washer.
Details common causes for warranty denial, including improper use, maintenance, and fuel issues.
