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Your Pressure Washer Model Number Could Be
  • On the front of the unit
  • On the sides of the frame
  • On the pump

Sample Model Number Tag

The model number will most likely appear on either a paper sticker or a metal plate.

Model numbers can be made up of numbers, letters, or a combination of both such as "1005400" or "LAT100AAE".

They may also include the brand name or a year of production such as "16400 3900001-3999999 – 1993" or "2150LE-PREDATOR TYPE 1".

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Pressure Washer Repair By Symptom

25% Engine will not idle
25% of Customers Reported
If your pressure washer engine will not idle, it may be caused by an issue with the carburetor or unloader valve. Learn how to troubleshoot this problem with our repair guide.
25% Leaks water
25% of Customers Reported
Your pressure washer may be leaking water due to a faulty seal. Learn how to check the piston, inlet, or outlet seals for leaks with our troubleshooting guide.
25% No or low pressure
25% of Customers Reported
No pressure or low pressure in your washer could be caused by an issue with the unloader valve, nozzles, or hose. Learn how to check for blockages and fix this problem.
25% Cannot shut off pressure
25% of Customers Reported
If the pressure will not turn off, it may be caused by a faulty trigger wand or unloader valve. Learn how to check each part with our repair help.
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