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WashR PRO
- WashR PRO | How to Determine Correct Generator Wattage
- How to store your WashR PRO
- The WashR PRO has a oil leak
- The WashR PRO is experiencing a water leak
- The WashR PRO motor does not start when switched on
- The WashR PRO pressure drops during use
- The WashR PRO Pressure fluctuates
- The WashR PRO pump is noisy
- The WashR PRO pump is running but does not reach the working pressure
- The WashR PRO When I switch on the unit, the motor hums but does not run
- There is the presence of water in oil on the WashR PRO
- Wash PRO TSS Version only. The motor starts even with gun trigger is released
- WashR PRO TSS Version only. No water delivery when gun trigger is depressed
- How to Adjust your Spray Pressure on the WashR PRO
- How to maintain your WashR PRO
- How to Stop Your WashR PRO
- How to use your Nozzles with WashR PRO
- How to check your oil level before use?
- How to Setup the WashR PRO
- How to Start your WashR PRO
- WashR PRO Manual
- How to Turn On and Off Your WashR FLO
- The WashR FLO Motor refuses to start
- WashR FLO Does not reach high enough pressure
- WashR FLO Maintenance Guide
- WashR FLO Motor starts up but there is no working pressure
- WashR FLO motor stops
- WashR FLO No detergent present
- WashR FLO Output pressure varies high and low
- WashR FLO Spray wand is leaking
- How to Set Up the WashR FLO
- WashR FLO Manual
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SuckR PRO
- WashR FLO pump is very noisy
- WashR FLO Water is leaking from the pump
- How to Service the SuckR PRO
- How to Use the Extraction Function (Kit Sold Separately)
- Storage and Transportation of the SuckR PRO
- Why Is My Engine Housing Overheating?
- Why Is the Suction Weakening?
- How to Assemble the SuckR PRO
- How to Use the SuckR PRO Vacuum Function (Wet & Dry)
- SuckR PRO Manual
WashR PRO | How to Determine Correct Generator Wattage
- To properly power a commercial pressure washer long term we suggest using the following formula when determining your generator wattage:
- AMPS X VOLTS X 3 = At least 7200 running watts
Updated on 13 Aug 2024
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