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Comment on Would I have to pump the extra water out of my washer when moving if so how to do it? by Krista

Krista — Mon, 30 May 2011 19:16:03 +0000

I would run it empty on the spin cycle, then take the drain hose and lay it on the floor.
Then tip it up, and put a brick under it to help drain the remaining out.
I would leave the top open to thoroughly dry also.

Comment on Would I have to pump the extra water out of my washer when moving if so how to do it? by Jr

Jr — Mon, 30 May 2011 19:16:03 +0000

If I am thinking correctly my mother has this same model. The drain hose is actually built in with this model so you would have to drain it. There is a few ways.

1.) Siphon- The tube I believe is 4 feet long so you would have to have a thin siphon tube which would go inside the drain hose.

2.) Tip it- You can place the size on "oversize" and give it a spin. Now this won’t empty out everything so now you would have to tip it. Make sure you have a pot or some towels(rags) to pick up the excess that comes out.

If you have any more questions, you can shoot me an email and I will be glad to give you some more advice if needed.

-Make sure you have someone to help you when tipping; the last thing you need is to a washer to fall on you.

Comment on How to Use & Maintain a Pressure Washer : How to Maintain & Care for a Pressure Washer Pump by downeywu2003

downeywu2003 — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 21:05:23 +0000

typical typically typical typical

Comment on How to Maintain a Pressure Washer ? by rives

rives — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 12:02:42 +0000

after use make sure that all the pressure is relived from the washer and wash off excess dirt and such

Comment on How to Maintain a Pressure Washer ? by Strawberry2009

Strawberry2009 — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 12:02:42 +0000

Push and handle the buttons

Comment on How to Maintain a Pressure Washer ? by ever1wolf

ever1wolf — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 12:02:41 +0000

This may sound sarcastic, but keep it clean, much a s you would your other 2000 plus body parts.

I’ll assume its gasoline powered.

Treat it like any other gasoline engine, spark plug, oil level, clean gas and tank, check throttle and linkage occasionally, check nozzle and hose condition, etc. etc. etc.

Comment on How to Use a Pressure Washer : Pressure Washer Maintenance by workensmart

workensmart — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 01:09:08 +0000

this guy should not be doing any how to videos. The engine is air cooled, water does not cool the engine, The water cools and lubricates the pump.

Comment on I have a gasoline powered pressure washer, in which I forgot to add gas stabilizer before winter.? by adiabaticfire

adiabaticfire — Tue, 04 May 2010 20:01:39 +0000

the carb may be gummed up but first suck/dump the gas in it out. drain the bowl on the carb and put in new gas and give it a go. if no good then just pull the carb and tank off and clean it out good with carb cleaner, wires and compressed air. if you say what engine you have im sure someone can tell you exactly what to do.

Comment on I have a gasoline powered pressure washer, in which I forgot to add gas stabilizer before winter.? by kai etienne

kai etienne — Tue, 04 May 2010 20:01:39 +0000

okay.
1. make sure the off switch is turned ON
2. check for spark at the spark plug
3. change fuel (empty it)
4. clean plug and try to restart.
wish you well…
sorry you said it was running… let me think… make sure you do not let the pressure build up in the hose– you have to keep the pressure bleed off of these machines or they can stalh… wish you well

Comment on I have a gasoline powered pressure washer, in which I forgot to add gas stabilizer before winter.? by Just me

Just me — Tue, 04 May 2010 20:01:39 +0000

Be sure to check the oil in the engine and pump. If it is low, it will overheat and stall out.