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User Manual for VEVOR 170B Gas Pressure Washer

Comprehensive user guide for the VEVOR 170B gas pressure washer. Includes assembly instructions, operating procedures, maintenance schedules, and troubleshooting tips.

Quick answers from the manual

Quick answer

  • The VEVOR 170B is a gas-powered pressure washer. Before use, ensure it is on a level surface, check the oil level (600ml required), fill the fuel tank with unleaded gasoline, and connect a continuous water supply. p. 17, 20

Key actions

  • Assembly p. 13, 14
  • Start-up p. 20
  • Maintenance p. 24, 26, 29, 30

Problems and fixes

Machine does not start

Check fuel valve, choke position, engine switch, fuel level, spark plug, or carburetor.

p. 37

Technical specifications

Parameter Value Meaning Pages
Pressure 3500 psi Max pressure p. 8
Flow 10L/min (2.6GPM) Water flow p. 9
Rated power 7HP Engine power p. 9

Where to find it in the PDF

  • Safety Instructions p. 4, 5, 6
  • Part List p. 7, 8
  • Assembly p. 13, 14
  • Operation p. 16, 17, 18, 20
  • Maintenance p. 24, 26, 29, 30
Table of contents

Manual images

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Quick guide from the manual

The VEVOR 170B is a gas-powered pressure washer designed for heavy-duty cleaning. Before operating, ensure the machine is placed on a firm, level surface. Always check the engine oil level (requires 600ml) and fuel level (unleaded gasoline) before starting. Ensure a continuous water supply is connected and turned on before starting the engine to prevent equipment damage.

Assembly

Follow these steps to assemble your pressure washer:

Parts diagram
Parts diagram
Additional installation photo from page 45
Additional installation photo from page 45
Additional installation photo from page 47
Additional installation photo from page 47
  1. Foot Stool: Lock the foot stool to the bottom of the host using the M8 screw kit.
  2. Wheels: Attach both wheels to the sides of the host using the wheel shaft kit.
  3. Handle: Align the handle into the host pipe and secure the panel to the handle using screws.
  4. Hook: Use screw N to lock the hook with the panel kit.
  5. Hose and Gun: Connect the high-pressure hose to the pressure outlet and assemble the spray gun.

Operation

Pre-start checks: Always inspect the machine for oil or gasoline leaks, ensure all fasteners are tight, and check the air filter and oil level.

Start-up controls (Fig B)
Start-up controls (Fig B)

Start-up procedure:

  • Turn the motor power button to the ON position.
  • Set the choke lever to the OFF position.
  • Ensure the fuel key is in the ON position.
  • Set the throttle to the idle (-) position.
  • Pull the starter handle slowly until resistance is felt, then pull hard (repeat 3-4 times).
  • Once started, return the choke lever to the ON (OPEN) position.
  • Regulate engine speed using the throttle lever.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance is essential for safety and performance. Refer to the maintenance schedule in the manual for intervals regarding engine oil, gear oil, air filter, and spark plug checks. Always allow the engine to cool before performing maintenance.

Oil change and drain points (Fig H)
Oil change and drain points (Fig H)
Spark plug maintenance (Fig K)
Spark plug maintenance (Fig K)

Troubleshooting

If the machine does not start, check the fuel valve, choke position, engine switch, fuel level, and spark plug. If performance is low, check the air filter, fuel quality, and ensure there is no air in the fuel hose.

Manufacturer information

VEVOR

Brand profile

Practical help

Common problems

Machine does not start

Check if the fuel valve is closed, choke is open, engine switch is OFF, or if there is no fuel. Also, check the spark plug for defects or flooding.

Engine has little power

Check if air filter elements are clogged, fuel is old/contaminated, or if there is a carburetor/ignition malfunction.

Low performance of the pressure washer

Check for incorrect ignition timing, air in the fuel hose, incorrect motor adjustment, or clogged carburetor/nozzle.

Before use

  • Check for oil or gasoline leaks
  • Ensure all nuts, bolts, and screws are tight
  • Check engine oil level (requires 600ml)
  • Check air filter condition
  • Check fuel level (unleaded gasoline)
  • Ensure water supply is connected and turned on

Specs in practice

Fuel capacity
3L - tank size for unleaded gasoline
Oil capacity
0.6L - engine oil requirement

Images and diagrams

  • Fig A: Oil level check and nozzle selection
  • Fig B: Start-up controls (choke, fuel valve, throttle)
  • Fig C: Engine speed adjustment
  • Fig D: Shut down procedure
  • Fig H: Oil change and drain points

Model compatibility

  • Copper interface R is only available in the US standard version; the European version does not have it.

Manual page author

Emily Carter

User documentation editor

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