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If the pressure increases when the spray gun is closed on your Landa Pressure Washer, it indicates that the unloader valve is not operating properly. It is better to call local dealer.
Why is the operating pressure low on my Landa Pressure Washer?
Low operating pressure in your Landa Pressure Washer can be caused by several factors. It could be due to an insufficient water supply, such as a closed faucet or a garden hose that's too small. Make sure to use a larger garden hose, clean the inlet water screen, and fully open the faucet. Other potential causes include an old or incorrect spray nozzle (match the nozzle number to your machine or replace it), plumbing or hose leaks (check for leaks and re-tape with Teflon tape), a faulty or mis-adjusted unloader valve (adjust the unloader for proper pressure), the machine being stored in freezing temperatures (thaw it out completely), or slow engine RPM (it is better to call local dealer).
What to do if my Landa Pressure Washer engine will not start or stops while operating?
If your Landa Pressure Washer's engine won't start or stops during operation, it might be due to the low oil shutdown feature. Refill the engine with oil to resolve this issue.
What to do if the engine is overloaded on my Landa PG5-3500E Pressure Washer?
If the engine of your Landa Pressure Washer is overloaded, it could be due to a partially blocked nozzle (clean the nozzle) or excessive pressure from high engine RPM (adjust the engine throttle to lower the RPM).
Why is my Landa Pressure Washer losing pressure after a period of normal use?
If your Landa Pressure Washer experiences low pressure after a period of normal use, the nozzle may be worn. In this case, replace the nozzle.
What to do if there is water leaking from the pump protector of my Landa Pressure Washer?
If water is leaking from the pump protector of your Landa Pressure Washer, it could be because the spray gun was closed while the machine was running for 5 minutes or longer (open the spray gun or turn off the machine) or due to excessive water supply pressure (place a pressure regulator at the end of the 50' garden hose).
Why is my Landa PG5-3500E losing pressure?
Low operating pressure in your Landa Pressure Washer can stem from several causes. Check for a closed faucet or insufficient water supply, and if so, open the faucet and use a larger garden hose, cleaning the inlet water screen. An old, worn, or incorrect spray nozzle can also be the culprit, so match the nozzle number to your machine or replace it with a new one. Plumbing or hose leaks can also cause this issue; inspect your plumbing system and re-tape any leaks with Teflon tape. A faulty or mis-adjusted unloader valve may also be the cause; adjust the unloader for proper pressure and install a repair kit if needed. Finally, ensure the machine hasn't been stored in freezing temperatures, and if so, thaw it out completely, including the hose, spray gun, and wand.
What to do if water or oil is leaking from the bottom of the pump of my Landa Pressure Washer?
A small amount of leaking from the bottom of the pump on your Landa Pressure Washer is normal. However, if excessive leaking occurs, it is better to call local dealer.
What to do if oil squirts out of the oil cap on the pump of my Landa Pressure Washer?
If oil squirts out of the oil cap on the pump of your Landa Pressure Washer, it's likely that the pump is overfilled with oil. Maintain the oil level at the red dot on the sight glass at the rear of the pump or at the top of the notch on the dipstick.
What to do if my Landa PG5-3500E Pressure Washer engine operates for 15 minutes then stops?
If your Landa Pressure Washer engine runs for 15 minutes and then stops, it could be caused by: 1. Not enough gas or engine oil (fill the tank with gas and check the oil level). 2. Vapor lock developed by the heat of the day (keep the gas tank full to avoid vapor locking). 3. Obstruction in the fuel filter (clean or replace the fuel filter).
General| PSI | 3500 |
|---|---|
| GPM | 2.5 |
| Flow Rate | 2.5 GPM |
| Hose Length | 50 ft |
| Pressure | 3500 PSI |
| Pump | Triplex |
Defines the owner's and user's role in understanding and following manual instructions and warnings.
Covers crucial safety precautions regarding ventilation, fire, explosion, and general injury risks.
Details specific safety advice including electrical, fluid handling, hearing protection, and operational care.
Provides advice on cleaning techniques, testing surfaces, and handling painted surfaces.
Lists chemicals to avoid and outlines the proper rinsing procedure after detergent use.
Outlines steps to prepare the pressure washer for storage, including draining and protection from freezing.
Provides guidance for restarting the machine after a prolonged period of storage.
Addresses potential engine issues like icing during winter months and how to overcome them.
Details the recommended maintenance tasks and their frequency for the pressure washer.
Provides a log for recording oil changes for engine and pump maintenance.
Details pump specifications including pulley, bushing, and belt part numbers and sizes.
Lists engine details, including pulley, bushing, unloader, tire, and nozzle specifications.
Covers miscellaneous specifications not covered in engine or pump sections.
Step-by-step guide for adjusting the VRT3 unloader pressure and settings.
