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tom3518 05-29-2025 12:06 PM

Pressure washer repair
 
Does anyone know who would repair a Ryobi presure washer

Pugchief 05-29-2025 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by tom3518 (Post 2434918)
Does anyone know who would repair a Ryobi presure washer

I do not, but it's probably not worth it even if you could find someone. Just buy a new one. YMMV, but I doubt it.

MarshBendLover 05-29-2025 01:34 PM

If it won't start, it's clogged carb. If it runs but poor or no pressure, it's bad pump. Pump will run you 80 bucks giver or take to replace. Carb is simple and needs jets removed and cleaned.

bagboy 05-29-2025 01:52 PM

Just a moment...

These people are very good, and they will tell you whether your washer is worth spending money o.

GpaVader 05-29-2025 01:55 PM

Ryobi is sold by Home Depot, you can run it by them. Ryobi is part of Milwaukee power tools...

villagetinker 05-29-2025 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by tom3518 (Post 2434918)
Does anyone know who would repair a Ryobi presure washer

Gas or electric? I tend to agree with the comments above for a GAS unit, if it is electric, you need to provide more information, does the electric motor run?, do you have any pressure or low pressure?, did you use a cleaner NOT rated for use with pressure washers?

Topspinmo 05-29-2025 07:38 PM

If electric and runs most likely the pressure valve plugged up or sticking? If it was run dry several times the diaphragm maybe burnt up? It no power and only if you have electric knowledge trouble shooting open unit and trace wires using multimeter.

Never turn on pressure washer without bleeding all air through hose, unit, and spray hose. Do this by connecting water hose turn it on run water through unit, then connect spay nozzle hose run water though that getting all air out, connect nozzle handle open spray trigger releasing remaining air. Now ready to pressure wash. O, this applies to electric or gas pressure washers.

Chamo 05-30-2025 05:10 AM

There is a pressure washer repair place that is very good on main street in Leesburg. Forgot the name but it’s on the right side going past the college after town.

Golfshopguy 05-30-2025 05:47 AM

It’s a throwaway item

CarlR33 05-30-2025 05:48 AM

Is it still under warranty? Check the internet for common issues for your model? Check the Ryobi site for places that may support it? Please check back with us on what you find.

ithos 05-30-2025 05:56 AM

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Originally Posted by tom3518 (Post 2434918)
Does anyone know who would repair a Ryobi presure washer

If it can be repaired, it probably could be a DIY.

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...ressure+washer

But it you don't want to do it, I'm sure anyone advertising lawnmotor repair would be capable.

Sgt Ed 05-30-2025 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by tom3518 (Post 2434918)
Does anyone know who would repair a Ryobi presure washer

. It will cost more to repair than to buy a new one.

Mrmean58 05-30-2025 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by GpaVader (Post 2434932)
Ryobi is sold by Home Depot, you can run it by them. Ryobi is part of Milwaukee power tools...

Call the Ryobi 800 number for a referral. I took in a Ryobi cordless lawnmower a year ago and was informed by Home Depot they no longer do small engine repairs.
I used a lawn mower repair shop for my pressure washer on 275 when I first moved here 6 years ago. They were great and reasonably priced. I will definitely will go back.

Vickim 05-31-2025 08:41 PM

I had mine repaired by Ryobi certified repair center if you call them they will provide you with who in your area they recommend. Depending how old might also be under warranty mine was


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