I couldn't get the wand undone and it took me two days to figure out as it was jammed and I couldnt remove it. Anyway do this: 1. Ensure the wand is screwed on clockwise. 2. Point and place the tip of the wand on the ground (spray tip on the floor). 3. Push down on the whole gun until you hear a small click 4. Turn the wand counter clockwise until you feel it turn further than it was turning before 5. Lift up and pull the wand out 6. Profit and do a dance! 😂
I’m having a tough time actually, removing the newer spray wand I added to this particular pressure washer… any suggestions? I don’t know if I’m turning it the right way.😬😬
I have the same problem. The o ring looks in good condition. In my opinion, Ryobi pressure washers are disposable. I really hate mine. I has less than 3 hours of use and it leaks at the wand. Garbage. Would never buy again.
Why do you place your hands in such a way as to obscure the direction in which you are twisting the wand? Some of us out here are really starting at ground level and don't know whether it should be turned clockwise or counter clockwise.
@@nolanryan2234 I put wd40 on mine and let it sit a day and I finally got mine off LOL keep trying push in hard and turn counter clockwise.. it will come off.. I bet, mine was stuck bad to
@@joaniegomez8213 tooo late, i have gotten rid of that old pressure washer last year and got myself a new Ryobi 2300 psi electric pressure washer that is much better with a quick connect!
I have a problem or 2 maybe with my ryobi electric pressure washer, it sprays out water from the wand while it's on but without pressing the trigger,the other problem is that it's leaking out water from the wand,plus help...
Hi Matt. Typically the couple isn't sold individually but if you send us your pressure washer's model number we might be able to direct you to a repair guide or a replacement part that will solve your problem! Thanks for the question!
Who are u kidding ! It don’t turn like that even with pliers - You are changing a wand that is brand new never been used . Show us how to change a old unit which has seen long service