How To Find Your Pressure Washer Model Number

If your looking for replacement pressure washer parts, you’ll need your pressure washer model number in order to find parts that fit. If you no longer have the handy manual that came with your pressure washer, we’ve put together this guide for locating your model number.

Why It’s Important

Even if you don’t have an immediate need to repair or replace a part on your pressure washer, it’s a good idea to have your model number on hand just in case such an emergency comes along. Your model number is your key to finding a digital copy of your user manual online. Not to mention, it’s also vital for verifying fitment for replacement parts and accessories. Even if you can’t find your user manual, having your pressure washer model number can help you find parts diagrams that would lead you to the parts and accessories you need.

Where Not To Look

Before you assume you’ve found the decal with your pressure washer model number, lets take a look at the places not to look. Pressure Washers are made with several model numbers that may be specific to components on the pressure washer such as the engine or the pump. The pressure washer model number identifies all parts on the unit, rather than parts for a specific component. Be sure when you look for your pressure washer model sticker, that you avoid looking at stickers on the engine or pump. Manufacturers often put large flashy decals on the engine such has “Honda GCV190”. These decals should especially be avoided.

Where To Look

So, where can you look to find your actual pressure washer model number? It varies. Depending on the style and brand of pressure washer you have, you could find it in a couple different places. For pressure washers with a metal frame, its best to start looking around parts of the metal frame. Common sticker placements include:

• On the underside of the frame
• On the handle
• On the top of the frame plate

For pressure washers without a traditional frame, the plastic outer cover should have a model number identification sticker on it somewhere. It is important to remember that the size and placement of the decals are dependent on the manufacturer and not every manufacturer clearly identifies the model. If you have trouble finding your model sticker, please contact our support technicians for help!

What It Looks Like

It can be tricky to know what you’re looking for. Thankfully, most equipment brands use numerical or alphabetical patterns for their model numbers.

TroyBilt

• 1903-0
• 020349
• 020547-00

Excell

• EXH2425
• D2300B
• VR2300

Generac

• 0597
• 0775-1
• 60202

Karcher

• G2500OH
• HD2500HK
• K1500G

Craftsman

• 58074278
• 580752102
• 580768325

Greenworks

• 51012
• GPW1702
• GPW2000

If You Find Your Model Number

Now that you have your pressure washer model number, finding the replacement parts and accessories you need is simple. All you need to do is search your model number on www.apw-inc.com to find your model page. Our model pages include exploded diagrams, manuals, replacement parts, and helpful videos all specific to your pressure washer. Can’t find your model page on our website? Contact us for help!

Still Can’t Find Your Model Number?

Don’t worry! Our experienced pressure washer support technicians are here to help. Simply take a few photos of your pressure washer, pump, and engine, fill our contact form, and attach the photos. We will contact you shortly to discuss replacement parts options for your pressure washer.