Summertime is when many pressure washers get the most use. The nicer weather makes it easy to get outside and wash sidewalks, homes, decks and other surfaces, but all this use means it’s important to mind your maintenance schedule. Routine service is needed at set use-hour intervals, so be mindful of your usage and make sure to take time to service your equipment to prevent failures.

Here’s what you get with a scheduled maintenance appointment:

1. Check pump pressure
2. Check burner
3. Change pump oil as needed
4. Check fuel filter cartridge
5. Change spray nozzle
6. Check pump nozzle
7. Adjust belt tension
8. Check hoses for wear
9. Adjust burner as needed
10. Check thermostat
11. Check gun/wands for wear or damage
12. Check for coil sooting
13. Check for coil scaling
14. Check for contaminated fuel
15. Check detergent inlet system
16. Inspect quick couplers
17. Oil pump wicks
18. Check amp draw
19. Check detergent supply
20. Grease if required
21. Check engine crankcase oil
22. Check engine spark plugs
23. Check fuel filter
24. Check detergent suction

Scheduled Maintenance keeps your equipment running at its best, saving you time and money.