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Pressure Washer Repair, Parts & Local Service Centers
As you know, pressure washers are extraordinarily effective in blasting away dirt, mold, algae, mud, bird droppings, sap, stains, old paint, etc., from just about any outdoor surface. BUT, if your pressure washer is out of service and you need to find a repair, service or warranty center near you, go to the bottom of this page. I've made a handy list of the major pressure washer manufacturers - just click on the name to be connected to their local service/warranty centers. But, the best thing you can do to prevent breakdowns and other pressure washer trouble is to take good care of your pressure washer pump. That means making sure you’ve kept contaminants out of the pump - and that you’ve checked and changed the pump oil on schedule, according to your owners manual. To keep contaminants out of your pump, check the o rings and screens on your wand and hose connections. Make sure your connections are leak free and that your screens are clean.
Taking care of your pump also means
CHANGING THE OIL.
For 80% of the pressure washers
sold to homeowners, this is a requirement! Check out
your owners manual and it will tell you how to check
the pump oil level and when to change the pump oil.
This is a must!
So go to your owner’s manual again and consult the section on troubleshooting. Quite often, your particular problem is covered and you’ll find instructions to help you fix it yourself. Is it a pump problem? You might want to check out the tips I've offered in my
Pressure Washer Pump Replacement & Repair page.
Still having problems and think you're covered under warranty? Now it’s time to review your warranty information in your owners manual and note the serial number of your pressure washer. If your pressure washer is still under warranty, you must take it to an authorized service center that has been approved by the manufacturer. If you’re like most other pressure washer owners, you bought your pressure washer from a store/website that doesn’t have an in-house service department. So you need to find an authorized service center. This is so important! See the list of your local, authorized service centers, below. Otherwise, you’ll probably end up paying for all the repair work and you won’t be assured that the service center is using the proper manufacturer-approved parts & supplies.
Here is a handy list I put together to help you find a local pressure washer warranty and repair center. Just click on the brand name and you'll be connected to their list of authorized service centers in your area!
Honda Service Centers (Dealerships that will refer you to a service center.)
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