Failed Turbo Nozzle FIXED! Ryobi Pressure Washer Tip 

Huge help! I was about to go replace it, and never thought to tinker with it and take it apart. Just ran outside to test your cleaning strategy, and of course it worked, and spent an addictive hour power washing anything in sight. TY TY TY!

Thank you! very helpful, solved the problem perfectly and saved me a trip to Home Depot

Well done!!!! I searched high and low on Google and eveeeeeentually came across this video, explaining one of the most vital parts of a HP gun. Thank you!!!

After a thorough cleaning, I discovered that mine had stopped working because of a crack along the seam of the black plastic part. But thanks for posting this video. Helped with disassembly.

You’re telling me this whole time I’ve been cranking down on the end thinking I will loosen it some point but all I was doing is tightening it!! Ugh! And thank you! I have a different manufacturer pressure washer and was getting ready to pay $30+ for a new nozzle since I couldn’t get the existing one to come apart. Again, thank you!

Thank you. My brand new nozzle did this on the first use. Silly thing needs to be taken apart every ten mins of use but it does temporarily fix the spray pattern

Thank you for posting. It took me longer to find the Allen key than it did to fix it. Brilliant.

I just fixed my greenworks turbo nozzle using your video. Saved myself 30 bucks! Thank you !

I've had 3 or 4 electric pressure washers of different manufacturers, and each one had this exact issue, from almost brand new. This is starting to look very much like a feature and not a bug.

Thank you - mine had not worked for years and I was not aware of the 'reverse turn!' Very helpful!!!

Wow! I had exactly the same problem, and didn't expect to find an answer to something so specific, so thank you for posting! And it looks like I have the same pressure washer, so, Ryobi, I hope you're paying attention. One time use, man!

u r right! No other available videos to fix this issue. Your video a BIG help! MUCH appreciated, so thank YOU, Daniel!

Great video! Quick and to the point. It helped me fix mine that broke after a single use. I did notice on mine that there was a slight indent in the plastic that looked like the nozzle piece had jammed into it when it stuck.

You saved me $30 and a trip to the store! Thank you!!

HUGE HELP!!! Thank you!!!

Thank you so much, I had this issue happening since my old water pressure machine, and now I have a brand new and same issue, I fixed it with your video

Took a little bit after taking apart because pin holes were clogged too but did work Thank You

Mine is a green nozzle that came with the 1800 PSI $80 sale unit I got this recent Christmas. I did that 4 or 5 times and it only ever fixed it for a minute at a time. It seemed like I was losing water pressure but I knew I wasn't the turbo nozzle would just slow down and then sputter every time I fixed it. Before taking it apart I was just spraying some silicone in there and it would work for a little while. The last time I tried fixing it I was using a small pick pry it out and the pic went through the plastic so now I have a hole in it I thought it was ruined but I put it back together and though it's no longer spun like the turbo nozzle does it was just one steady spray at a very high velocity and long-range it is now my favorite nozzle I can spray things off at a distance effectively and I can peel paint off of the house with ease in a more predictable and controlled manner. So if anybody's ever having too much damn trouble fixing that thing all the time I highly suggest just poking a hole right through the plastic piece and enjoy the results. That was my Bob Ross happy accident today.

Thank you for this! I fixed mine in no time using your video. I thought it was a goner.

GREAT! I really needed this! I disassembled the rotating nozzle and assembled it in the wrong way.

Perfect. It worked. Thank you.

Excellent work Sir!!!

Thank you Daniel, great job on the video, it saved our 🥓.

Thank you for sharing. I will repair rather than replace. 👍

Thanks Daniel I think you may have just helped us out here in England. My partners Ryobi turbo nozzle is not functioning as it should be but we’ve got a different type, ours has 3 nozzles at the end (I suspect it’s the basic power washer) and it’s the turbo nozzle that’s not doing it’s job??? 😮 My partner’s going to try to take it apart to see if he can clean it out as you did. Here’s hoping..will keep you posted 😊 Kathy. Update 11/09/23 nope it didn’t work so stuck with it as it is! It does work but is no better than a normal hose pipe! 🤔😒

Useful and helpful video -thank you very much. It has fixed the problem and i didnt have to go and spend again money on part that should have last a lot longer than it had.😊

Thanks! I had they same problem after 1 use, and the Ryobi troubleshooting tips didn't help. With this easy fix, the nozzle is working perfectly again.

Great Job! Thank you. Can't believe there are not a ton of views.

Thanks for this. Mine worked fine first use. I put it away for the winter and then it stopped spinning. I took the turbo nozzle apart, cleaned it out and put it back together. Worked for about a minute. Took it apart again, sanded rough spots (of which there was only one) and it worked for about half a minute. I think it's just a lousy design, with all that plastic.

Thank you brother

Surprise! If there is no abrasive debris remaining after cleaning and reassembly, try adding 3 or four drops of oil into quick release end of turbo tip. Adding lubricant worked great for me.

Thank you SOOO much. I just did it and it works now. Much appreciated!😊

Bloody legend

It worked great. It's fixed. Saved me bundle.tks.

Genius. Be careful, RYOBI might come after you for saving thousands and thousands of people from spending 50 bucks on a replacement

Man you saved my day! Thanks much.

Thank you

My ryobi stopped spinning after the first use. Trying this today

Thank you! Worked like a charm!

Thanks bought one a week ago and it seized up after just a few uses. I'm going to look at it tonight

you just saved me $60. thank you

Thanks I’ll give it a try

Thanks, This actually worked!

Fantastic explaining the "why" process. 👆👆👍👍

Great video. I was about to throw it away😊

My pressure washer is pretty old. Parts hard to find. My nozzle is driving me crazy. So trying this!!!

Did this multiple times and the mf continues to get stuck and cause the pressure washer (electric) to surge. Any idea before I buy another?

You magnificent bastard!! Chefs kiss!

You are the mannn!!!! Thank you

Same here. I'm going to go ahead, use it all day, and then back to HD it goes. I bought new to NOT work on fixing things but getting things done. If I wanted to dick around, Ryobi, I'd have borrowed my brothers PW. Thanks for the free rental though.

Very useful tip

It worked! Thank you!

Problem is the metal part you screw on is not rustproof and when it rusts it clogs up the other parts. I had to clean mine 2x and polish with 600grit and very fine steel wool and used a dremel tool to polish the rusted part. They saved 10cents not using stainless. Cheap buggers. Thanks!

Mine eventually stopped spinning too. And by eventually I mean the 2nd time I used it. So I found this video and no amount of sanding works. I've probably sanded about half if the nub off and it still gets caught.

Impressive. My SunJoe turbo nozzle quit after just 3 used over 3 months in 2022. I opened it (as you explained) and cleaned the slight calcification from hard water. It was slight layer but it was good enough to make nozzle useless. It’s brass plate inside that directs water to plastic spindle. What if I dip in the brass part and nozzle in the vinegar for ten minutes?

It didn’t work for me. It still only spins 10% of the time. Any other ideas anyone?

That nozzle is realy poor quality just like the nozzle that came with my pressure washer there just cheapest quality best buying a good quality one they don't come with eny pressure washer because of price stainless steel and ceramic is best