To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Ex-Cell Pressure Washer not producing enough pressure after using it normally?
Low pressure after normal use can stem from several issues. The seal or packing might be worn, or the valves could be worn or obstructed. Another possibility is a worn unloader piston or a worn E-Z start valve. For all these issues you should have the corresponding parts replaced by an Authorized Warranty Service Center (AWSC).
What to do if there is no or low pressure on initial use of my Ex-Cell Pressure Washer?
If your Ex-Cell Pressure Washer has no or low pressure upon initial use, consider these potential causes: * The chemical filter might be clogged: Clean it. * The chemical screen may not be submerged: Ensure the end of the chemical hose is fully submerged in the chemical. * The chemical might be too thick: Dilute the chemical to achieve a water-like consistency. * The pressure hose may be too long: Lengthen the water supply hose instead of the high-pressure hose. * There might be chemical build-up in the chemical injector: Have the parts cleaned or replaced by an Authorized Warranty Service Center (AWSC).
How to fix water leaking at the gun or spray wand connection on my Ex-Cell ZR2700 Pressure Washer?
If you notice water leaking where the gun connects to the spray wand of your Ex-Cell Pressure Washer, the issue might be a worn or broken o-ring; check and replace it if necessary. Also, ensure the hose connection is tight; if it's loose, tighten it.
What should I do if my Ex-Cell ZR2700 Pressure Washer pump pulsates?
If your Ex-Cell Pressure Washer's pump pulsates, it could be due to worn oil seals, in which case you should have them replaced by an Authorized Warranty Service Center (AWSC). Another potential cause is a loose drain plug; ensure it is tightened.
What to do if my Ex-Cell Pressure Washer pump is leaking water?
If your Ex-Cell Pressure Washer pump is leaking water, check for loose connections and tighten them. If the connections aren't the issue, the piston packings might be worn, and you should have them replaced by an Authorized Warranty Service Center (AWSC).
What to do if my Ex-Cell ZR2700 pump is leaking oil?
If your Ex-Cell Pressure Washer pump is leaking oil, the o-rings might be worn or broken and you should have them replaced by an Authorized Warranty Service Center (AWSC). Alternatively, the pump head or tubes might be damaged from freezing, which also requires replacement by an AWSC.
General| Brand | Ex-Cell |
|---|---|
| Model | ZR2700 |
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Language | English |
Describes safety precautions related to spark arresters and engine exhaust.
Details hazards and prevention related to fuel and heat.
Details hazards and prevention related to exhaust fumes and cleaning fluids.
Covers hazards and prevention during transport and storage.
Details hazards and prevention of high-pressure fluid injection.
Covers hazards and prevention when using chemicals.
Covers hazards and prevention related to improper operation.
Covers hazards and prevention related to electrical shock.
Covers hazards and prevention related to hot surfaces.
Covers hazards and prevention related to high-velocity spray.
Explains the main components of the pressure washer.
Explains the basic controls and components of the engine.
Defines key terms and units used for pressure washers.
Describes the operational features of the unit.
Details methods for adjusting water pressure.
Guides users on selecting and using different spray nozzles.
Provides instructions on how to switch spray nozzles.
Details the process for using cleaning agents with the unit.
Guides users through the engine and water start-up procedures.
Guides users through the engine and water shutdown procedures.
Covers checking and changing engine oil.
Details procedures for checking and changing pump oil.
Guides users on cleaning the spray wand and nozzles.
Provides instructions on how to clean the water inlet filter.
Recommendations for storing the engine properly.
Procedures for draining and protecting the pump during storage or freezing.
Addresses issues preventing the engine from starting.
Solves issues with initial pressure problems.
Troubleshoots issues with chemical suction.
Addresses pressure issues occurring after initial use.
Solves leaks at the spray wand and gun connection.
Troubleshoots water leaks originating from the pump.
Solves oil leaks originating from the pump.
Addresses the issue of the pump pulsating during operation.
