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my husband is thinking to buy a pressure washer , main reason is to wash his car, but also to use it around the house, drive way etc...but we have no idea which one to buy, which PSI is strong enought to clean the car without damaging the car. He baby his car very much!
Does anyone know what is the PSI at the car wash?? is there any pressure washer that has adjustible pressure?
Thank you!
does anyone know what is the PSI at the Coin car wash.
Answer
on pressure washers the PSI is not as important as the GPM (gallons per minute) so look for pressure washers that have a higher GPM rating. also you adjust the PSI by changing nozzles. make sure there are a variety of nozzles avaliable or the nozzle itself is adjustable. this ensures a wide variety of uses. you would want low pressure to say clean exterior of house vs clean car or driveway. a typical car wash uses 500 to 700 psi. you can find them at sears, lowes, home depot, harbour freight and many auto parts store.
on pressure washers the PSI is not as important as the GPM (gallons per minute) so look for pressure washers that have a higher GPM rating. also you adjust the PSI by changing nozzles. make sure there are a variety of nozzles avaliable or the nozzle itself is adjustable. this ensures a wide variety of uses. you would want low pressure to say clean exterior of house vs clean car or driveway. a typical car wash uses 500 to 700 psi. you can find them at sears, lowes, home depot, harbour freight and many auto parts store.
why wont my electric pressure washer work?
Nathan
i turn it on and push test that dont work and i do the same with reset ive tryed both
Answer
Is the pressure washer power cord plugged into the wall outlet properly?
Has the "On-Off" switch or button on your machine been accidentally set to the "OFF" position?
Is there power in the wall outlet, or has a fuse blown or circuit breaker been tripped?
If a fuse has blown or circuit breaker tripped, replace the fuse or reset breaker. Your machine should now start.
If the fuse or breaker goes after you have replaced or reset, try plugging your machine into a different outlet.
An electric washer requires a good supply of power with no other high amperage draw appliances running on the same circuit.
High amperage appliances such as refrigerators, coffee machines, heaters, motors, etc. running on the same circuit as your pressure washer will cause fuses to blow or breakers to trip.
Is the pressure washer power cord plugged into the wall outlet properly?
Has the "On-Off" switch or button on your machine been accidentally set to the "OFF" position?
Is there power in the wall outlet, or has a fuse blown or circuit breaker been tripped?
If a fuse has blown or circuit breaker tripped, replace the fuse or reset breaker. Your machine should now start.
If the fuse or breaker goes after you have replaced or reset, try plugging your machine into a different outlet.
An electric washer requires a good supply of power with no other high amperage draw appliances running on the same circuit.
High amperage appliances such as refrigerators, coffee machines, heaters, motors, etc. running on the same circuit as your pressure washer will cause fuses to blow or breakers to trip.
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