BM801700 (090079274) Homelite Pressure Washer - Overview

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Hitch Pin – Part Number: 678238002
$7.44
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Hitch Pin
Part #678238002
Pressure Switch – Part Number: 310870002
$20.95
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Pressure Switch
Part #310870002
Designed for electric pressure washers, this replacement pressure switch connects to the pump and helps control water pressure during use. It senses pressure changes within the pump system so the machine can operate as intended. A worn or damaged switch may lead to low pressure, uneven performance, or trouble starting the pump. Built with plastic, rubber, and metal components, the assembly is made to handle regular outdoor cleaning jobs. Pliers and a screwdriver may be needed for installation. Before starting the repair, unplug the pressure washer, turn off the water supply, and squeeze the spray trigger to release trapped pressure.
Washer (id125 X Od24 X 2t) – Part Number: 678889003
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Washer (id125 X Od24 X 2t)
Part #678889003
This is a genuine replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The washer is found in pressure washers from Homelite and Ryobi. This part is made of metal, and is used to provide space and protection between the wheel and the frame of the machine. Please be aware that there are different washers used in the machine. Refer to the parts diagram to be sure of ordering the correct part. You will require pliers when replacing this part. This item is sold individually.
Nozzle Grommet – Part Number: 561383021
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Nozzle Grommet
Part #561383021
This is an authentic replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with pressure washers from Homelite and Ryobi. The grommet fits into the lower motor housing and is used to mount a spray nozzle to the housing. This grommet is sold as an individual replacement part.
U Clip – Part Number: 678799013
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U Clip
Part #678799013
Switch – Part Number: 760504007
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Switch
Part #760504007
This is a genuine OEM replacement part for Homelite and Ryobi pressure washers. The switch is used to turn the machine on and off. This is a complete switch which is located inside of the motor housing. This is made of plastic and metal components and is sold as an individual replacement part.
OUTLET TUBE ASSEMBLY – Part Number: 308862007
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OUTLET TUBE ASSEMBLY
Part #308862007
This is a genuine Ryobi replacement part. The outlet tube assembly is designed by the manufacturer for use in pressure washers. This part is made of metal and comes with a pre-installed plastic O-ring. It is used to connect the pump assembly with the hose. You may require pliers or a wrench when replacing this item. This part is sold individually.
Warning Label French And Spanish – Part Number: 940654228
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Cord Clamp – Part Number: 522051003
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Cord Clamp
Part #522051003
Warning Label (UL) – Part Number: 940324013
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Warning Label (UL)
Part #940324013
Label (Inquiries Blackmax) – Part Number: 941486009
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Label (Inquiries Blackmax)
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NOZZLE – Part Number: 308698028
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NOZZLE
Part #308698028
This genuine OEM quick connect nozzle is guaranteed to fit the Ryobi pressure washers listed below. This yellow chiseling nozzle has a standard fifteen (15) degree spray width. This water-only tip is recommended for heavy duty pressure washing duties, such as cleaning stubborn stains and grime from hard surfaces. It is one step less powerful than the red zero degree tip (the most powerful quick change nozzle). Since it is such a commonly used nozzle, a backup could come in handy. Sold individually.

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The switch was bad
3 of 11 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Dianna from Lindrith, NM
  • Very Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
I popped off the old switch plug in the new switch with the wires put it back together and it worked like a charm
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