Husky POWERWASHER 1800PSI - Manual (Page 23)

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7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM OR CONCERN POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Detergent Leak Disconnected or Kinked Detergent
Pick up Tube Remove the front cover of the unit and check if the
clear tube is still properly attached or kinked. If it is
not attached then reconnect it or unkink it.
Reservoir Tank won’t hold
Detergent Chemical Tank Nipple Broken The Chemical Tank Nipple is attached to the inside
wall of the Reservoir Tank. If it is broken you can
order a replacement by emailing us at:
[email protected]
.
Detergent is not dispensing Incorrect wand is attached to the
Gun
Make sure that the Click-N-Clean TM wand is
attached to the Gun and set in the “Detergent
Spray” position Detergent will not dispense with
the Turbo Wand
The Click-N-Clean TM wand is
not set in the “Detergent Spray”
position.
Turn the shaft of the wand until clicked into the
“Detergent Spray” position (see fig 7 pag. 16).
Nozzle is clogged with debris Straighten out a paper clip and insert it into the tip
of the Nozzle. Back flush the Nozzle with water.
(see section 5.2)
Detergent to Water ratio Adjust the Dial-N-Wash ® dial to increase/decrease
detergent flow. Most power washer chemicals are
generally concentrated within that range so minimal
adjustment is required. If you feel like you are using
more detergent than is required for the application you
can dilute it with regular tap water. (see section 4.3)
Detergent - What to use We recommend that you use a cleaner which is
specifically designed for power washers. There
are different kinds available depending on the
application. Check with your local Home Depot
store for the product which is best suited for your
needs. Never use Bleach, Ammonia or
Hot water in the unit.
Detergent Tank fills up with
water Detergent Suction Assembly (the
part which the High Pressure hose
connects to) is defective The part will have to be replaced, Please email
us directly at:
[email protected]
.
You can also order the part directly at:
www.huskypowerwasher.com
.
Circuit breaker trips or Fuse
blown in Fuse Box Circuit overload Check that the circuit is rated at 15 amps or
greater. Make sure the unit is plugged into a
dedicated circuit.
Extension cord too long or wire
size too small Use proper extension cord as recommended in
Owner’s Manual.
Nozzle partially blocked Clean Nozzle as instructed in section 5.2.
Excessive pressure Clean Nozzle as instructed in section 5.2
GFCI Plug installation
GFCI Plug malfunction
For GFCI reset procedures see owner’s manual
section 3.3. For instructions regarding the GFCI
Plug installation or malfunction please email us
directly at:
[email protected]
.