Customer Reviews for Greenworks - 1800 PSI (1.1 GPM) Electric Pressure Washer PWMA Certified - Green
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Power issues
on May 26, 2020
Posted by: LLPO
from Massachusetts
Gender:Female
Have had this washer for a few years but it only worked well the 1st year. Whatever outlet I plugged it into, the unit never passed the “test”. Also, it Isn’t supposed to be plugged in with an extension cord. Then, the cord itself should be longer than 35 feet. Very disappointed in this product.
Within the first few uses the turbo tip quite spinning and didn't not act as it first did. Then within a month the device won't come on at all. I reset the fuse on the plug and it immediately re-trips. The machine is pretty much useless now. Waste of money for sure.
GreenworksTools - 2000PSI Electric Pressure Washer
on May 21, 2020
Posted by: MPCSR
from Fredericksburg, VA
Gender:Male
I bought 3 of these pressure washers for Christmas present one for me and one for my son in laws . I bought them in december 2019 so as luck has it they are out or warranty so my pump cracked at the high pressure side where the brass fitting connects to the aluminum casting with the clip which was made too thin see below for other comment there is a picture just like mine.. I drained it but I'm assuming moisture was enough to crack the casting where the clip goes so it is busted. My question is does anyone know how much oil is in the pump because i took it off and lost the oil on the ground and would like to put it back together . I am using an apoxy that is rated 9000psi and sets up under water in 1 hour. I'm hoping this is a fix. If it works ill post it. Thanks
I bought this pressure washer on a recommendation and am so glad I did. It’s easy to use and works well. I cleaned a wooden ramp, vinyl fence, painted shingles, brick steps. Excellent value for the money.
I bought this unit 7 years ago the unit works real nice! But the weakness is the pressure hose is prone to kinking.Not sure if it's the material the hose is made of or if it is because the hose is put on a small real or if it's a combination of both. I called to get a replacement hose and was told that they no longer carry one that would work. I tried to repair the hose but was unable to do so. I had to throw the machine in the trash just because of the hose. I ended up buying a Crafts man for about the same price as this machine and it has a nicer hose and is replaceable.
I had an issue with the test plug not working after a year or so, it just hummed when I plugged it in, I checked breakers and all that. Simple fix was to go to home improvement store and buy a 115 v regular 2 pronged plug, switched it out and it works good now