What to do if my Gerni Super 140.3 stops?
If your Gerni Pressure Washer stops, the fuse may have blown, so replace it. Also, the mains voltage might be incorrect; check that it corresponds to the specification on the model tag. The thermal sensor may have activated; if so, leave the washer for 5 minutes to cool down. Finally, the nozzle may be partially blocked; clean the nozzle (see section 7).
What to do if my Gerni Pressure Washer refuses to start?
If your Gerni Pressure Washer refuses to start, ensure it is properly plugged in. If it is, try another socket in case the current one is defective. Check the fuse and replace it if it has blown. Finally, if you are using an extension cable, try using the pressure washer without it, as the extension cable may be defective.
Why does the fuse blow on my Gerni Super 140.3 Pressure Washer?
The fuse blows because it is too small. Change to an installation higher than the amp consumption of the machine.
Why does my Gerni Super 140.3 Pressure Washer have fluctuating pressure?
If your Gerni Pressure Washer has fluctuating pressure, the pump might be sucking air. Check that hoses and connections are airtight. Alternatively, the valves could be dirty, worn out, or stuck, or the pump seals could be worn out. In these cases, clean and replace the defective parts or refer to your local Gerni distributor.
What to do if my Gerni Pressure Washer starts, but no water comes out?
If your Gerni Pressure Washer starts but no water comes out, the pump, hoses, or accessories might be frozen; wait for them to thaw. Ensure there is a water supply and connect the inlet water if it's missing. The water filter or nozzle could be blocked; clean the filter and the nozzle (see section 7).
Why does my Gerni Super 140.3 Pressure Washer often start and stop by itself?
If your Gerni Pressure Washer often starts and stops by itself, the pump or spray handle might be leaking. Contact your nearest Gerni Service Centre.
Details the assembly of the trolley handle, hose hook, and hose reel on the pressure washer.
Instructions for attaching the high pressure hose to the spray handle and the machine outlet.
Guide on fitting the spray lance and various Click&Clean nozzles onto the spray handle.
Details connecting the machine to pressurized and less pressure water supplies, including filter checks.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely start the high-pressure washer after connecting to power and water.
General| Max Pressure | 140 bar |
|---|---|
| Power | 2100 W |
| Weight | 12.5 kg |
| Hose Length | 8 m |
| Cable Length | 5 m |
| Water Flow | 8.3 l/min |
| Motor Power | 2100 W |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Pump Pressure | 140 bar |
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