Do you have a question about the sunjoe SPX3000-RM and is the answer not in the manual?
General safety precautions for operating the pressure washer.
Operate with common sense, avoid fatigue and substances.
Maintain proper footing and balance.
Ensure switch is off before plugging in.
Avoid carrying by cord or yanking to disconnect.
Wear protective gear including safety glasses.
Do not use hot water as it reduces pump life.
Never store outdoors to prevent pump damage from freezing.
Protection should be provided on circuits or outlets.
Ensure power cord insulation is intact.
Only use manufacturer-recommended cleaning agents.
Keep visitors and pets a safe distance from the work area.
Dangerous if misused; do not direct at persons, pets, or equipment.
Do not spray flammable liquids.
Disconnect from power supply before maintenance.
Not for use by children or untrained personnel.
Use only manufacturer-approved replacement parts.
Water from backflow preventers is non-potable.
Always disconnect from power source before maintenance.
Use only manufacturer-recommended parts for safety.
Do not use if supply cord or parts are damaged.
Ensure plug and socket are watertight if using an extension cord.
Inadequate extension cords can be dangerous.
Do not use below 32°F (0°C).
Always unwind completely to prevent overheating.
Keep connections dry and off the ground.
Check for defects before starting; do not use if found.
Connection should be performed by a qualified person.
Appliance supply should include GFCI or equivalent protection.
Use only water without impurities; install filter if needed.
Reduces pressure if it exceeds preset values.
Prevents operation when activated.
Protects motor against overloading; machine restarts after cooling.
Uses two insulation systems instead of grounding.
GFCI protection should be provided on circuits or outlets.
Not recommended; unit has 35 ft GFCI power cable.
Appliance plug fits polarized outlet only one way.
Do not use if cord is damaged.
Keep all connections dry and off the ground.
Avoid touching plug with wet hands.
Keep cord away from heat and sharp edges.
Avoid spraying electrical apparatus and wiring.
Avoid spraying flammable liquids.
Do not use acids, solvents, or flammable materials.
Keep clear of nozzle.
Spray can cause serious injury if it penetrates skin.
Seek medical aid immediately if skin is penetrated.
Shut off power and relieve pressure before servicing.
Machine not suitable for connection to potable water mains.
Intended for residential use to clean vehicles, machines, buildings.
Never use in potentially explosive areas.
Must be between 32°F (0°C) and 104°F (40°C).
Assembly with pump, spray wand, non-slip handle grip.
Do not cover or modify spray wand or nozzles.
Use cold or lukewarm water; higher temps damage pump.
Read, understand, and follow instructions before use.
Indicates a precaution, warning, or danger.
Wear ear defenders and safety goggles for protection.
Wear gloves during use to protect hands.
Never store outdoors to prevent permanent pump damage.
Keep away from heat/oil/sharp edges; unplug if damaged.
Warning symbol for electrical shock hazard.
Warning: Do not expose to rain or wet conditions; keep dry.
Keep bystanders at least 49 ft (15 m) away.
Wear footwear for protection and improved footing.
Machine not suitable for connection to potable water mains.
Turn OFF and disconnect before maintenance tasks.
Indicates sound power level is 96 dB(A).
Use only identical replacement parts when servicing.
Illustration and familiarization with controls and adjustments.
Locate lock in center of trigger; pull up and snap.
The handle for operating the spray.
For moving the unit.
Point of connection for the high-pressure hose.
The wand that directs the water stream.
Connection for the garden hose.
Protects the spray wand nozzle.
The hose carrying pressurized water.
Connects the garden hose to the unit.
Tool for cleaning nozzles.
Various nozzles for different spray patterns.
Selects detergent tank and controls flow rate.
Tanks for holding cleaning solutions.
For storing the high-pressure hose.
Controls the power to the machine.
The electrical cord with integrated GFCI protection.
For storing the power cord.
For storing the trigger gun.
High-pressure connection point.
For mobility.
Electrical input voltage and frequency.
Motor power and amperage.
Maximum temperature of incoming water.
Maximum allowable inlet water pressure.
Maximum water flow rate.
Standard operating pressure.
Maximum pressure output.
Length of the included high-pressure hose.
Length of the integrated power cord.
Total weight of the pressure washer.
List of items included in the package.
Carefully remove and check all items supplied.
Inspect for breakage or damage during shipping.
Do not discard until ready to use; it is recyclable.
Packaging materials are not toys; keep away from children.
Do not connect to power until assembly is complete.
Position as close as possible to the water supply.
Use on a secure and stable surface in a standing position.
Slide trigger gun holder into position.
Slide handle into position and secure with screws.
Insert detergent bottles into storage compartment and secure.
Connect the PVC detergent tube to the detergent connection.
Snap spray wand protector into slot and secure with screw.
Slide hose holder into position and secure with screw.
Fit spray wand into trigger gun and rotate to lock.
Connect the high-pressure hose to the trigger gun.
Connect the high-pressure hose to the water outlet.
Keep hose away from sharp objects; replace if damaged.
Connect adapter, thread garden hose, ensure minimum diameter and reinforced hose.
Water supply must equal washer delivery capacity.
Machine is not suitable for connection to potable water mains.
Intake water temp <= 104°F/40°C; supply pressure <= 0.7 MPa.
Use clean water; unfiltered water or chemicals can damage the washer.
Ensure motor switch is OFF (0) before plugging in.
Check voltage/frequency match rating plate before plugging in.
Press "Reset" on GFCI if power light is off.
Micro-switch senses water flow, turns motor off when trigger released.
Turn water on, ensure safety lock down, press trigger to steady flow.
Determine best nozzle for job; patterns vary (40°, 25°, 15°, 0°, Soap).
NEVER change nozzles without locking the safety lock.
Jets are dangerous; do not direct at persons, pets, or equipment.
Turn off, release pressure, engage safety lock, snap nozzle on.
Turn off, release pressure, engage safety lock, pull back collar.
Do not change nozzle while trigger is engaged.
Use water alone or with detergent for effective cleaning.
Use only specified detergents; avoid household/corrosive chemicals.
Remove caps/tubes, fill tanks, reinsert tubes and caps.
Select tank and control flow rate; turn to center (O) when not using detergent.
Install the Soap nozzle (black) on the spray wand.
Always test detergent in an inconspicuous area before use.
Turn on washer, pull trigger; detergent mixes with water.
Turn detergent dial to adjust suction volume.
Apply from bottom to top of dry surface.
Allow detergent on surface briefly before rinsing. Do not let it dry.
Avoid drying detergent on surfaces to prevent damage.
Flush system with fresh water after use to prevent clogging.
Steps for rinsing the unit after detergent use.
Details on 0°, 15°, 25°, 40°, and Soap nozzles and their uses.
Use caution to avoid permanently gouging wood or damaging surfaces.
Rinse from top to bottom, overlapping strokes.
NEVER use bleach, solvents, ammonia, acids, or TSP.
Turn switch to OFF (0) and unplug power cord.
Turn off the water supply tap.
Hold trigger to release water pressure.
Disconnect garden hose and high-pressure hose.
Release trigger and engage gun safety lock.
Turn off water and squeeze trigger to depressurize; failure may cause injury.
Engage safety lock, turn off, unplug unit for breaks over five minutes.
Store where temp won't fall below 32°F (0°C) to prevent pump damage.
Store indoors in a dry, covered area away from freezing temps.
Empty water from hoses, pump, and detergent bottles before storing.
Use a pump protector for cold weather damage prevention.
Minimize damage by following specific procedure if storing below 32°F (0°C).
Disconnect all water connections.
Turn on machine briefly to remove remaining water from pump.
Do not allow the high-pressure hose to become kinked.
Store away from furnaces or heat sources that dry seals.
Use non-corrosive/non-toxic anti-freeze or pump saver before storing.
Flush unit with clear water; anti-freeze can damage paintwork.
Disconnect plug from power supply before working on the washer.
Check and clean water inlet filter, pre-filter for performance.
Clean nozzle with needle clean-out tool and rinse.
Back flush water through nozzle/wand to remove debris.
Provides a circuit diagram for reference.
Do not dispose as municipal waste; use separate collection facilities.
Contact local government for collection system information.
Hazardous substances can leak, damaging health and well-being.
Retailers must take back old appliances for disposal free of charge.
Call 1-866-SNOWJOE for service or maintenance.
Record model and serial numbers for future reference.
Disconnect unit from power before maintenance or checking parts.
Hose connected, water on before operating; failure damages pump.
Motor shuts off during inactivity; squeeze trigger to restart.
Check power, receptacle, fuse, extension cord.
Check pump air, valves, seals; contact service if issue persists.
Check fuse, voltage, thermal sensor, nozzle blockages.
Check fuse size; try without extension cord.
Check water supply, nozzle, filter, hose kinks.
Check for pump/gun leaks or broken trigger mechanism; contact service.
Check for frozen parts, water supply, blocked filter/nozzle.
Use only authorized parts/accessories; contact if unsure.
Set of spray tips compatible with SPX3000/SPX4000.
25 ft medium-duty high pressure extension hose.
Solid brass adapter for garden hose to pressure washer.
Order online at snowjoe.com or by phone.
90-day warranty against defects for original purchaser.
Visit snowjoe.com/help or email help@snowjoe.com for instructions.
Wearing parts, belts, augers, chains, tines not covered.
Batteries covered for 90 days from purchase date.
Snow Joe may change designs without notice.
Intended for defects only; not liable for indirect/consequential damages.
Contact via phone, online, or email for assistance.
Contact distributor for export country warranty info; reach out directly if needed.
General safety precautions for operating the pressure washer.
Operate with common sense, avoid fatigue and substances.
Maintain proper footing and balance.
Ensure switch is off before plugging in.
Avoid carrying by cord or yanking to disconnect.
Wear protective gear including safety glasses.
Do not use hot water as it reduces pump life.
Never store outdoors to prevent pump damage from freezing.
Protection should be provided on circuits or outlets.
Ensure power cord insulation is intact.
Only use manufacturer-recommended cleaning agents.
Keep visitors and pets a safe distance from the work area.
Dangerous if misused; do not direct at persons, pets, or equipment.
Do not spray flammable liquids.
Disconnect from power supply before maintenance.
Not for use by children or untrained personnel.
Use only manufacturer-approved replacement parts.
Water from backflow preventers is non-potable.
Always disconnect from power source before maintenance.
Use only manufacturer-recommended parts for safety.
Do not use if supply cord or parts are damaged.
Ensure plug and socket are watertight if using an extension cord.
Inadequate extension cords can be dangerous.
Do not use below 32°F (0°C).
Always unwind completely to prevent overheating.
Keep connections dry and off the ground.
Check for defects before starting; do not use if found.
Connection should be performed by a qualified person.
Appliance supply should include GFCI or equivalent protection.
Use only water without impurities; install filter if needed.
Reduces pressure if it exceeds preset values.
Prevents operation when activated.
Protects motor against overloading; machine restarts after cooling.
Uses two insulation systems instead of grounding.
GFCI protection should be provided on circuits or outlets.
Not recommended; unit has 35 ft GFCI power cable.
Appliance plug fits polarized outlet only one way.
Do not use if cord is damaged.
Keep all connections dry and off the ground.
Avoid touching plug with wet hands.
Keep cord away from heat and sharp edges.
Avoid spraying electrical apparatus and wiring.
Avoid spraying flammable liquids.
Do not use acids, solvents, or flammable materials.
Keep clear of nozzle.
Spray can cause serious injury if it penetrates skin.
Seek medical aid immediately if skin is penetrated.
Shut off power and relieve pressure before servicing.
Machine not suitable for connection to potable water mains.
Intended for residential use to clean vehicles, machines, buildings.
Never use in potentially explosive areas.
Must be between 32°F (0°C) and 104°F (40°C).
Assembly with pump, spray wand, non-slip handle grip.
Do not cover or modify spray wand or nozzles.
Use cold or lukewarm water; higher temps damage pump.
Read, understand, and follow instructions before use.
Indicates a precaution, warning, or danger.
Wear ear defenders and safety goggles for protection.
Wear gloves during use to protect hands.
Never store outdoors to prevent permanent pump damage.
Keep away from heat/oil/sharp edges; unplug if damaged.
Warning symbol for electrical shock hazard.
Warning: Do not expose to rain or wet conditions; keep dry.
Keep bystanders at least 49 ft (15 m) away.
Wear footwear for protection and improved footing.
Machine not suitable for connection to potable water mains.
Turn OFF and disconnect before maintenance tasks.
Indicates sound power level is 96 dB(A).
Use only identical replacement parts when servicing.
Illustration and familiarization with controls and adjustments.
Locate lock in center of trigger; pull up and snap.
The handle for operating the spray.
For moving the unit.
Point of connection for the high-pressure hose.
The wand that directs the water stream.
Connection for the garden hose.
Protects the spray wand nozzle.
The hose carrying pressurized water.
Connects the garden hose to the unit.
Tool for cleaning nozzles.
Various nozzles for different spray patterns.
Selects detergent tank and controls flow rate.
Tanks for holding cleaning solutions.
For storing the high-pressure hose.
Controls the power to the machine.
The electrical cord with integrated GFCI protection.
For storing the power cord.
For storing the trigger gun.
High-pressure connection point.
For mobility.
Electrical input voltage and frequency.
Motor power and amperage.
Maximum temperature of incoming water.
Maximum allowable inlet water pressure.
Maximum water flow rate.
Standard operating pressure.
Maximum pressure output.
Length of the included high-pressure hose.
Length of the integrated power cord.
Total weight of the pressure washer.
List of items included in the package.
Carefully remove and check all items supplied.
Inspect for breakage or damage during shipping.
Do not discard until ready to use; it is recyclable.
Packaging materials are not toys; keep away from children.
Do not connect to power until assembly is complete.
Position as close as possible to the water supply.
Use on a secure and stable surface in a standing position.
Slide trigger gun holder into position.
Slide handle into position and secure with screws.
Insert detergent bottles into storage compartment and secure.
Connect the PVC detergent tube to the detergent connection.
Snap spray wand protector into slot and secure with screw.
Slide hose holder into position and secure with screw.
Fit spray wand into trigger gun and rotate to lock.
Connect the high-pressure hose to the trigger gun.
Connect the high-pressure hose to the water outlet.
Keep hose away from sharp objects; replace if damaged.
Connect adapter, thread garden hose, ensure minimum diameter and reinforced hose.
Water supply must equal washer delivery capacity.
Machine is not suitable for connection to potable water mains.
Intake water temp <= 104°F/40°C; supply pressure <= 0.7 MPa.
Use clean water; unfiltered water or chemicals can damage the washer.
Ensure motor switch is OFF (0) before plugging in.
Check voltage/frequency match rating plate before plugging in.
Press "Reset" on GFCI if power light is off.
Micro-switch senses water flow, turns motor off when trigger released.
Turn water on, ensure safety lock down, press trigger to steady flow.
Determine best nozzle for job; patterns vary (40°, 25°, 15°, 0°, Soap).
NEVER change nozzles without locking the safety lock.
Jets are dangerous; do not direct at persons, pets, or equipment.
Turn off, release pressure, engage safety lock, snap nozzle on.
Turn off, release pressure, engage safety lock, pull back collar.
Do not change nozzle while trigger is engaged.
Use water alone or with detergent for effective cleaning.
Use only specified detergents; avoid household/corrosive chemicals.
Remove caps/tubes, fill tanks, reinsert tubes and caps.
Select tank and control flow rate; turn to center (O) when not using detergent.
Install the Soap nozzle (black) on the spray wand.
Always test detergent in an inconspicuous area before use.
Turn on washer, pull trigger; detergent mixes with water.
Turn detergent dial to adjust suction volume.
Apply from bottom to top of dry surface.
Allow detergent on surface briefly before rinsing. Do not let it dry.
Avoid drying detergent on surfaces to prevent damage.
Flush system with fresh water after use to prevent clogging.
Steps for rinsing the unit after detergent use.
Details on 0°, 15°, 25°, 40°, and Soap nozzles and their uses.
Use caution to avoid permanently gouging wood or damaging surfaces.
Rinse from top to bottom, overlapping strokes.
NEVER use bleach, solvents, ammonia, acids, or TSP.
Turn switch to OFF (0) and unplug power cord.
Turn off the water supply tap.
Hold trigger to release water pressure.
Disconnect garden hose and high-pressure hose.
Release trigger and engage gun safety lock.
Turn off water and squeeze trigger to depressurize; failure may cause injury.
Engage safety lock, turn off, unplug unit for breaks over five minutes.
Store where temp won't fall below 32°F (0°C) to prevent pump damage.
Store indoors in a dry, covered area away from freezing temps.
Empty water from hoses, pump, and detergent bottles before storing.
Use a pump protector for cold weather damage prevention.
Minimize damage by following specific procedure if storing below 32°F (0°C).
Disconnect all water connections.
Turn on machine briefly to remove remaining water from pump.
Do not allow the high-pressure hose to become kinked.
Store away from furnaces or heat sources that dry seals.
Use non-corrosive/non-toxic anti-freeze or pump saver before storing.
Flush unit with clear water; anti-freeze can damage paintwork.
Disconnect plug from power supply before working on the washer.
Check and clean water inlet filter, pre-filter for performance.
Clean nozzle with needle clean-out tool and rinse.
Back flush water through nozzle/wand to remove debris.
Provides a circuit diagram for reference.
Do not dispose as municipal waste; use separate collection facilities.
Contact local government for collection system information.
Hazardous substances can leak, damaging health and well-being.
Retailers must take back old appliances for disposal free of charge.
Call 1-866-SNOWJOE for service or maintenance.
Record model and serial numbers for future reference.
Disconnect unit from power before maintenance or checking parts.
Hose connected, water on before operating; failure damages pump.
Motor shuts off during inactivity; squeeze trigger to restart.
Check power, receptacle, fuse, extension cord.
Check pump air, valves, seals; contact service if issue persists.
Check fuse, voltage, thermal sensor, nozzle blockages.
Check fuse size; try without extension cord.
Check water supply, nozzle, filter, hose kinks.
Check for pump/gun leaks or broken trigger mechanism; contact service.
Check for frozen parts, water supply, blocked filter/nozzle.
Use only authorized parts/accessories; contact if unsure.
Set of spray tips compatible with SPX3000/SPX4000.
25 ft medium-duty high pressure extension hose.
Solid brass adapter for garden hose to pressure washer.
Order online at snowjoe.com or by phone.
90-day warranty against defects for original purchaser.
Visit snowjoe.com/help or email help@snowjoe.com for instructions.
Wearing parts, belts, augers, chains, tines not covered.
Batteries covered for 90 days from purchase date.
Snow Joe may change designs without notice.
Intended for defects only; not liable for indirect/consequential damages.
Contact via phone, online, or email for assistance.
Contact distributor for export country warranty info; reach out directly if needed.
The device is an electric pressure washer designed for residential use to clean vehicles, machines, buildings, and facades. It is not suitable for connection to potable water mains.
The pressure washer operates by delivering a high-pressure jet of water, which can be combined with cleaning agents for more effective dirt removal. It features a pump encased in a shock-absorbing housing and is equipped with a spray wand and a non-slip handle grip for optimal working position. The unit is designed to be used with cold or lukewarm water; higher temperatures can damage the pump. It is crucial not to use water that is dirty, gritty, or contains chemical products, as these could impair operation and shorten the life of the machine.
The device incorporates a Total Stop System (TSS), which is a micro-switch sensitive to water flow. When the trigger is released, water stops flowing through the pump, and the TSS automatically turns the motor off. This protects the pump from overheating, saves energy, and prolongs pump life.
The pressure washer comes with five Quick-Connect nozzles, each offering a different spray pattern suitable for various cleaning tasks:
The unit includes two removable detergent tanks and a detergent selection dial. Detergents specifically designed for pressure washers should be used; household detergents, acids, alkaline solutions, bleaches, solvents, flammable material, or industrial grade solutions are strictly prohibited as they can damage the pressure washer and the cleaning surface. When applying detergent, it is recommended to start from the bottom to the top of the dry surface. Wetting the surface first dilutes the detergent and reduces its cleaning ability. After application, the detergent should be allowed to remain on the surface for a short time before rinsing, but not allowed to dry on the surface, especially on painted surfaces.
The pressure washer is equipped with a trigger gun that features a safety lock. This lock prevents unintentional starting and should be engaged when changing nozzles or taking a break. To operate the unit, the safety lock must be disengaged, and the trigger pressed.
| Max Pressure | 2030 PSI |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 1.76 GPM |
| Hose Length | 20 ft |
| Power Cord Length | 35 ft |
| Power | 14.5 Amps |
| Weight | 31 lbs |
| Nozzle Types | 0º, 15º, 25º, 40º, Soap |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
Loading...