Last update: 20/10/2023, 08:50
RACPWS2, RACPW140, RACPWS140K, RPW170, RPW140-G
Possible Cause | Solution |
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Line not primed | The line needs to be primed before use use. Not doing so will affect the stream of water. Do this by running the water through the system for a minute or two to make sure any air is gone. |
Tap setting | Make sure the tap is turned on to medium pressure. |
Not enough water pressure | If the water is being drawn from a non-mains supply, make sure there's enough water pressure. |
Kinks in the hose | Check the connecting garden hose for kinks or blockages. |
Filter blockage or build up | If your model uses an inline water filter, check its not blocked or has a build up of debris. Clear blockages and/or clean filter. |
Blockages in nozzle | Check the nozzle for blockages and clear with supplied cleaning tool. |
Water contaminants | If using water from a tank, check the quality of supply of water, as often tank water can have contaminants that can block the nozzle. |
Multiple extension cords (corded models) | If your model is corded and you're using multiple extension cords, the motor maybe low on power. Only use one lead suitable for outdoor use, no longer than 25m. |