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If your Sun Joe Pressure Washer isn't starting, check that it's plugged into a working outlet and that the power cord is functional; reset the GFCI or try a different outlet. Also, replace the fuse and switch off other machines using the same circuit. Finally, try operating the unit without an extension cord.
Why is my Sun Joe Pressure Washer pulsating and how to fix it?
Your Sun Joe Pressure Washer might be pulsating due to several reasons. There might be air in the inlet hose, so allow the machine to run until regular working pressure resumes. It could also be due to an inadequate water supply, so check that it meets the required specifications. A partially blocked nozzle or water filter, or a kinked hose could also be the cause. Clean the nozzle and water inlet filter, and straighten out the hose to remove any kinks or blockages. Avoid using long, thin hoses (minimum 1/2 in. diameter).
Why does the pressure fluctuate on my Sun Joe Pressure Washer?
Fluctuating pressure in your Sun Joe Pressure Washer can be caused by the pump sucking air, so check that the hoses and connections are airtight. Another cause can be dirty, worn out, or stuck valves or worn out pump seals, so clean or replace the valves/seals.
What to do if my Sun Joe Pressure Washer stops working?
If your Sun Joe Pressure Washer stops, replace the fuse and switch off other machines using the same circuit. Check that the mains voltage corresponds to the specification on the model tag. If the thermal sensor activated, leave the washer for 5 minutes to cool down. A partially blocked nozzle can also cause this issue, so clean the nozzle.
What to do if my Sun Joe Pressure Washer starts but no water comes out?
If your Sun Joe Pressure Washer starts but no water comes out, the pump, hoses, or accessories might be frozen, so wait for them to thaw. Ensure the inlet water is connected. Also, the water inlet filter or nozzle might be blocked, so clean them.
Why does the fuse keep blowing on my Sun Joe Pressure Washer?
If the fuse keeps blowing on your Sun Joe Pressure Washer, it might be too small. Install a fuse with a higher amp rating than the amp consumption of the machine. Try the unit without an extension cord.
Key safety measures for operators, including situational awareness and protective gear.
Emphasizes GFCI protection and the condition of electrical cables for safe operation.
Notes potential voltage drops and their relation to MAINS-IMPEDANCE.
Outlines requirements for connecting the pressure washer to the electric supply.
Stresses the need for clean water and potential use of an additional filter.
Explains the unloader valve, thermal sensor, and double insulation safety features.
Reinforces the need for GFCI protection on circuits and outlets for safety.
Provides detailed guidance on selecting and using extension cords with the pressure washer.
Details risks associated with electrical hazards and flammable liquids.
Provides crucial additional safety advice for operation, maintenance, and handling.
Defines the intended use of the pressure washer for residential light-to-medium duty cleaning.
Lists suitable applications and specifies prohibited environments and conditions.
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols found on the product and in the manual.
Identifies and locates all major parts and controls of the pressure washer.
Lists key technical specifications including voltage, pressure, flow rate, and dimensions.
Lists all items included in the product packaging for verification.
Guides on checking for damage, handling packaging, and initial assembly warnings.
Details the procedure for attaching the wheels to the pressure washer unit.
Explains how to securely attach the main handle to the machine body.
Guides on installing the trigger gun holder, hose/cord holder, and rear compartment.
Instructs on how to properly attach and lock the spray wand to the trigger gun.
Details the process of connecting the high-pressure hose to the trigger gun.
Explains how to connect the high-pressure hose and attach the garden hose to the water inlet.
Explains the function of the Total Stop System for pump protection and energy saving.
Guides on positioning the washer and turning on the water supply.
Details the procedure for starting the pressure washer, including safety lock and trigger use.
Explains how to choose and attach different nozzles based on cleaning tasks.
Provides steps for safely removing nozzles after use.
Details how to load and attach the detergent bottle for cleaning.
Guides on the correct method for applying detergent and rinsing surfaces.
Outlines the steps for safely turning off the pressure washer and disconnecting components.
Instructions for temporarily pausing operation, including safety lock and power off.
Specifies conditions for storing the pressure washer to prevent damage, especially from freezing.
Provides procedures for protecting the machine from cold weather damage during extended storage.
Details the process of cleaning the water inlet filter for optimal performance.
Explains how to clean nozzles using the provided needle clean-out tool.
Provides guidance on responsible disposal of electrical appliances and contact for local information.
Instructions on locating and recording model and serial numbers for service and parts.
Lists common causes and solutions for the machine failing to start.
Identifies potential causes for inconsistent pressure and their remedies.
Addresses problems where the machine stops unexpectedly or the fuse blows.
Explains causes and solutions for pulsating pressure during operation.
Provides troubleshooting steps when the machine starts but no water is dispensed.
Warns against using unauthorized accessories and advises contacting manufacturer for safety.
Lists optional accessories such as quick connectors and cleaning solutions with their models.
Key safety measures for operators, including situational awareness and protective gear.
Emphasizes GFCI protection and the condition of electrical cables for safe operation.
Notes potential voltage drops and their relation to MAINS-IMPEDANCE.
Outlines requirements for connecting the pressure washer to the electric supply.
Stresses the need for clean water and potential use of an additional filter.
Explains the unloader valve, thermal sensor, and double insulation safety features.
Reinforces the need for GFCI protection on circuits and outlets for safety.
Provides detailed guidance on selecting and using extension cords with the pressure washer.
Details risks associated with electrical hazards and flammable liquids.
Provides crucial additional safety advice for operation, maintenance, and handling.
Defines the intended use of the pressure washer for residential light-to-medium duty cleaning.
Lists suitable applications and specifies prohibited environments and conditions.
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols found on the product and in the manual.
Identifies and locates all major parts and controls of the pressure washer.
Lists key technical specifications including voltage, pressure, flow rate, and dimensions.
Lists all items included in the product packaging for verification.
Guides on checking for damage, handling packaging, and initial assembly warnings.
Details the procedure for attaching the wheels to the pressure washer unit.
Explains how to securely attach the main handle to the machine body.
Guides on installing the trigger gun holder, hose/cord holder, and rear compartment.
Instructs on how to properly attach and lock the spray wand to the trigger gun.
Details the process of connecting the high-pressure hose to the trigger gun.
Explains how to connect the high-pressure hose and attach the garden hose to the water inlet.
Explains the function of the Total Stop System for pump protection and energy saving.
Guides on positioning the washer and turning on the water supply.
Details the procedure for starting the pressure washer, including safety lock and trigger use.
Explains how to choose and attach different nozzles based on cleaning tasks.
Provides steps for safely removing nozzles after use.
Details how to load and attach the detergent bottle for cleaning.
Guides on the correct method for applying detergent and rinsing surfaces.
Outlines the steps for safely turning off the pressure washer and disconnecting components.
Instructions for temporarily pausing operation, including safety lock and power off.
Specifies conditions for storing the pressure washer to prevent damage, especially from freezing.
Provides procedures for protecting the machine from cold weather damage during extended storage.
Details the process of cleaning the water inlet filter for optimal performance.
Explains how to clean nozzles using the provided needle clean-out tool.
Provides guidance on responsible disposal of electrical appliances and contact for local information.
Instructions on locating and recording model and serial numbers for service and parts.
Lists common causes and solutions for the machine failing to start.
Identifies potential causes for inconsistent pressure and their remedies.
Addresses problems where the machine stops unexpectedly or the fuse blows.
Explains causes and solutions for pulsating pressure during operation.
Provides troubleshooting steps when the machine starts but no water is dispensed.
Warns against using unauthorized accessories and advises contacting manufacturer for safety.
Lists optional accessories such as quick connectors and cleaning solutions with their models.
General| Model | SPX2003 |
|---|---|
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Hose Length | 20 ft |
| Power Cord | 35 ft |
| Soap Application | Yes |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
| Motor Type | Induction |
| Nozzles Included | 0° , 15° , 40° and Soap |
