This is a good economical electric pressure washer for residential use. It is handy, lightweight and can be operated easily. But this pressure washer may have a generic soap/detergent leaking issue from the soap tank, which needs to be fixed by the manufacturer. I purchased this Model GPW 2006, 2000 psi Pressure Washer recently and assembled it. I filled detergent designed for pressure washer into the soap tank and moved the pressure washer towards middle of the driveway and noticed the detergent was leaking from the tank. It is a concentrated liquid which creates streaks and needs to be washed right away. After my investigation, I noticed that there is a small gap in the hole in the soap tank where the clear plastic tubing comes out. As I tilted the pressure washer a little to move it around, the detergent leaked from the small gap I believe. So, the small gap needs to be sealed somehow to correct the problem.
Hopefully, someone reads this and have it resolved soon.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from greenworkstools.comBy GreenWorks Tools, GreenWorks Customer Care, August 29, 2020
Hello krab88,
We are sorry to hear about this experience. We would be happy to assist you with this matter and look into warranty options, if necessary. We take matters like these very seriously and will always investigate further to see how we can assist you, especially if you are still under your warranty. Please call our helpline at 1-888-909-6757 while you are with the unit, for further assistance.
i bought mine about 6 months ago and used only a hand full of times. I took it out of the garage yesterday only to find there is a large crack in the hose from the wand to the pressure washer. Very disappointing for only being 6 months old.
Great for auto washing & compact for easy storage.
on August 21, 2020
Posted by: ElBee
from Newport News, Virginia
Well worth the money in my opinion. I purchased this 6 months ago & satisfied with the performance for what I use it for. Used to wash 3-7 vehicles weekly. In addition, I purchased a 25 foot hose extension so I don't have to move it around & also quick disconnect fittings to cut back on the wear of connections.
Tips: Always prime the pressure washer prior to turning on the motor. Make sure all of your fittings are secure to prevent the unit from pulling air. Loose fittings will also make the motor run when not in use. I used plumbers tape to when attaching the quick disconnects.
You can't always judge a product based strictly on negative reviews.
The washer work great for about two weeks. Now i have power at the gfci, however i have no power at the switch no the machine m. I've tried purging the system for air multiple times and still the same result....no power on the actual machine