To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Jetwave Hornet G2 Pressure Washer motor that won't start?
If your Jetwave Pressure Washer's motor doesn't start when switched on, the problem could be due to a few reasons. First, check the plug, cable, and switch to ensure they are properly connected and the power supply is reliable. Another possible cause is an earth leakage overload, so check for earth leakage.
Why is the Jetwave Hornet G2 pump running but has low pressure?
If your Jetwave Pressure Washer's pump runs normally but the pressure is lower than expected, several factors could be the cause. It might be sucking air, so check all hoses and fittings to ensure they are airtight. The valves could be worn or dirty, requiring you to check, clean, or replace them. Inspect the unloader valve packing and replace if worn. Also, verify that the nozzle is correct and not worn; replace if necessary. Check the piston packing for wear and replace if needed. Finally, a dirty inlet filter can cause this issue, so check and clean it.
What to do if Jetwave Pressure Washer has fluctuating pressure?
If you're experiencing fluctuating pressure with your Jetwave Pressure Washer, the issue could stem from several causes. The valves might be dirty, worn, or stuck, requiring you to check, clean, or replace them. Another potential cause is the pump sucking air; ensure all hoses and fittings are airtight. Worn piston packing can also lead to this problem, so check and replace if necessary. Lastly, a dirty filter could be the culprit; inspect and clean it.
Why is there water in the oil of my Jetwave Hornet G2 Pressure Washer?
If you notice water in the oil of your Jetwave Pressure Washer, it could be due to a few reasons. High humidity in the air can cause this, so you should check and change the oil twice as often. Another cause might be worn piston packing or oil seal, which would require you to check and replace them. There is also a possibility of water entering through breather.
General| Brand | Jetwave |
|---|---|
| Model | Hornet G2 Series |
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Language | English |
Defines signal words indicating hazard severity: death, serious injury, or moderate injury.
Warns of risks from high-pressure water directed at body parts.
Warns of risks from carbon monoxide inhalation, potentially causing death.
Highlights risks of fire and explosion from fuel sources.
Never operate without pressure control; hoses can whip.
Warns of severe injury from high-pressure water injection.
Do not operate above rated pressure or 60°C inlet water temperature.
One person control; use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
Avoid flammable liquids; be aware of carbon monoxide poisoning risk.
Keep away from hot surfaces; never refuel a running engine.
Essential checks before operation to ensure safety and prevent damage.
Ensures adequate lighting, no flammable materials, and a stable surface.
Place unit in a well-ventilated outdoor area, away from the point of use.
Wear PPE, never operate without hose, avoid injection hazards.
Steps for starting the engine, adjusting pressure, and system priming.
Ensure switches are off, spark plug wires disconnected, and wear PPE.
Improper service can be unsafe; use authorized technicians or service centers.
Troubleshooting causes and solutions for low pressure.
