3․1 Motor and Performance Details

The GreenWorks 2000 PSI Pressure Washer is equipped with a robust 13-amp universal motor, designed for reliable performance․ It generates 2000 pounds per square inch of pressure and 1․2 gallons per minute of water flow, making it suitable for cleaning driveways, decks, and siding․ The motor operates on standard 120V AC power, ensuring consistent and efficient energy use․ Built for durability, it supports various cleaning tasks with ease and precision, offering a balance between power and eco-friendliness․

3․2 Pressure and Flow Rate

The GreenWorks 2000 PSI Pressure Washer delivers a maximum pressure of 2000 pounds per square inch and a flow rate of 1․2 gallons per minute․ This combination provides efficient cleaning power for tasks like driveway cleaning, deck maintenance, and siding washing․ The pressure and flow rate are optimized for heavy-duty cleaning while remaining gentle enough for delicate surfaces when using the appropriate spray tip․ The system is designed to ensure consistent performance and eco-friendly operation․

3․3 Electrical Requirements

The GreenWorks 2000 PSI Pressure Washer requires a 120-volt, 60 Hz AC power supply․ It is equipped with a 13-amp motor and features a GFCI plug for enhanced electrical safety․ To prevent water from reaching the electrical outlet, a drip loop is recommended․ Ensure the power cord is kept dry and avoid using the washer with a damaged cord․ Always plug into a grounded outlet to maintain safety and performance․

Assembly and Initial Setup

Unpack and verify components․ Install handle and attach hose․ Apply detergent to seals for a snug fit․ Ensure all connections are tight before first use․

4․1 Unpacking and Inventory

Begin by carefully unpacking the GreenWorks 2000 PSI Pressure Washer․ Verify all components are included: main unit, high-pressure hose, spray gun, and spray tips․ Check for any visible damage or missing parts․ Refer to the packing list in the manual to ensure completeness․ Inspect the condition of the power cord, hose, and connections․ If any components are damaged or missing, contact customer support before proceeding with assembly․

4․2 Step-by-Step Assembly Instructions

• Attach the handle by aligning the snaps and pressing firmly until secure․
• Connect the high-pressure hose to both the unit and the spray gun․ Apply detergent to the rubber seals for a snug fit․
• Ensure all connections are tight to prevent leaks during operation․
• Secure the handle by pulling it up until the lock button snaps into place․
• Wind the power cord around the storage hooks for organization․
• Double-check all parts for proper assembly before use․

4․3 Pre-Use Checks

• Ensure all connections, including the hose and spray gun, are secure and free from leaks․
• Verify the handle is fully locked by pulling it up until the lock button snaps into place․
• Check that the detergent tank is properly closed and not overfilled․
• Ensure the power cord is stored correctly and not damaged․
• Wear ANSI Z87․1-rated safety goggles before starting the pressure washer․

Always refer to the manual for detailed pre-use procedures to ensure safe operation․

Operating the Pressure Washer

Rotate the power switch to the On position to activate the pump․ The auto start/stop feature turns the unit on when the trigger is pressed and off when released․

5․1 Starting the Pressure Washer

Ensure all connections, including the water supply and power cord, are securely attached․ Plug the unit into a GFCI-protected outlet and turn it on․ The auto start/stop feature activates the pump only when the trigger is pressed, minimizing wear and ensuring efficient operation․ Allow the pump to pressurize before use․ Always refer to the manual for detailed startup procedures to ensure safe and proper operation․

5․2 Using Different Spray Tips

The GreenWorks 2000 PSI Pressure Washer comes with interchangeable spray tips (25°, 40°, and 75°) for various cleaning tasks․ The 25° tip is ideal for heavy-duty cleaning, while the 40° tip is suitable for general surfaces․ The 75° tip is designed for light cleaning and applying detergent․ Always ensure the tip is securely attached before use to maintain safety and performance․ Refer to the manual for tip selection guidance․

5․3 Applying Detergent

To apply detergent, use the 75° black spray tip for low-pressure soap application․ Only use approved pressure washer detergents to avoid damaging the pump․ Fill the detergent tank with the recommended cleaner, ensuring not to exceed the max level․ Avoid using bleach, chlorine, or acidic solutions․ For best results, apply detergent at low pressure, then rinse thoroughly with high pressure․ Always follow the manual’s guidelines to protect your pressure washer and ensure optimal cleaning performance․

Maintenance and Storage

Regularly clean the detergent tank and check for blockages․ Winterize by draining water from the pump and hoses․ Store in a dry, protected area to maintain performance and longevity․

6․1 Regular Maintenance Tips

Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance․ Clean the detergent tank after use and check for blockages․ Winterize by draining water from the pump and hoses․ Inspect and replace worn seals or O-rings․ Store the pressure washer in a dry, protected area during off-season․ Check the GFCI plug monthly and ensure the hose is properly stored to prevent damage․ Regular upkeep extends the lifespan and efficiency of the unit․

6․2 Winterizing the Pressure Washer

Winterizing is essential to prevent damage․ Drain all water from the pump, hose, and detergent tank․ Apply a pump saver or RV antifreeze to protect internal components from freezing․ Store the pressure washer in a dry, protected area away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures․ Ensure the power cord is wrapped securely and the unit is clean․ Proper winterization extends the lifespan and ensures it’s ready for use next season․