Clean vehicles, patios, decks, siding, driveways, and more with the Sun Joe SPX2000-GO-TV1 Electric Pressure Washer, a wheeled 13-amp system supplied with four spray nozzles, a foam cannon, and two scrubbing brushes.
1800 PSI Max
1.7 GPM Max
13-Amp Motor
4 Quick-Connect Nozzles
Meet the SPX2000-GO-TV1
Why It Stands Out
Cleaning Performance
1800 PSI MaxDelivers up to 1800 PSI at initial discharge for everyday outdoor cleaning.
13-Amp MotorThe 1600-watt electric motor delivers up to 1.7 GPM maximum flow.
Spray Control & Detergent
Four Spray PatternsChoose 0°, 15°, 25°, or 40° Quick-Connect nozzles to match the surface.
Foam CannonThe 13.53 fl oz detergent bottle applies pressure-washer-rated cleaning solution.
Scrubbing & Convenience
Two Cleaning BrushesIncludes a utility bristle brush plus a curved wheel and rim brush.
Wheeled StorageSmooth-rolling wheels and onboard holders organize the hose, gun, nozzles, cord, and foam cannon.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | SPX2000-GO-TV1 |
| Rated Voltage | 120V AC, 60 Hz |
| Motor | 13 A / 1600 W |
| Maximum Pressure | 1800 PSI at initial discharge per ITS internal pressure testing |
| PWMA Rated Pressure | 1400 PSI |
| Maximum Flow | 1.7 GPM (6.44 L/min) with nozzle open at minimum pressure |
| Rated Flow | 1.2 GPM (4.5 L/min) |
| Maximum Water Inlet Temperature | 104°F (40°C) |
| Maximum Water Inlet Pressure | 0.7 MPa |
| High-Pressure Hose | 20 ft (6 m) |
| Power Cord | 35 ft with GFCI protection |
| Detergent Bottle Capacity | 13.53 fl oz (400 ml) |
| Quick-Connect Nozzles | 0°, 15°, 25°, and 40° |
| Net Weight | 14.33 lb (6.5 kg) |
| Product Dimensions | 14.17 in. L × 10.3 in. W × 32.08 in. H (assembled) |
| Product Manual | SPX2000-GO-TV1 Operator’s Manual |
| Warranty | 2-year limited warranty |
What’s in the Box
- Electric pressure washer with 35-foot GFCI-protected power cord
- Transport handle
- Trigger gun
- Stainless steel lance
- Four Quick-Connect nozzles: 0°, 15°, 25°, and 40°
- Detergent bottle with foam cannon
- Trigger gun holder, hose holder, and cord holder
- Four screws
- 20-foot high-pressure hose
- Needle clean-out tool
- Utility bristle brush
- Wheel and rim brush
- Pre-installed garden hose adapter
- Operator’s manual
Assembly
Before assembly: Do not connect the pressure washer to the power supply until assembly is complete. Place it upright on a secure, stable surface as close as possible to the water supply.
- Install the accessory holders. Slide the trigger gun holder and cord holder into the left and right sides of the washer body, place the hose holder in the middle of the handle, and fasten the holders with the supplied screws.
- Attach the transport handle. Slide the handle into the mounting position on the washer body and fully tighten the screws.
- Arrange the accessories. Store the hose, secure the detergent bottle on its hook, place the nozzles in their storage positions, and insert the trigger gun into its holder.
- Connect the lance and hose. Lock the stainless steel lance into the trigger gun, connect the high-pressure hose to the trigger gun, and connect its other end to the washer’s high-pressure outlet.
- Connect the water supply. Thread a reinforced garden hose with at least a 1/2-inch (13 mm) internal diameter onto the pre-installed garden hose adapter, then connect it to the water source.
- Check the power switch. Confirm the switch is OFF before connecting the GFCI-protected power cord to an outlet.
Getting Started & Operation
Use safely: Use only clean water no hotter than 104°F (40°C). Never direct the high-pressure jet at people, pets, live electrical equipment, or the pressure washer itself. Lock the trigger before changing nozzles.
- Turn on the water. Open the water-supply tap completely.
- Purge trapped air. Release the trigger safety lock and squeeze the trigger for several seconds until the water flow is steady.
- Reset the GFCI if needed. Press the RESET button until the GFCI power indicator illuminates.
- Start the washer. Turn the switch to ON.
- Select the nozzle. Turn off the washer and water supply, squeeze the trigger to release pressure, engage the safety lock, then snap the selected nozzle into the lance’s Quick-Connect collar.
- Clean the surface. Use 40° for gentle cleaning, 25° for all-purpose cleaning, 15° for tough jobs on hard surfaces, or 0° for concentrated spot cleaning and hard-to-reach areas.
Using Detergent
- Fill the bottle. Remove the foam-cannon cap and suction tube, then add detergent specifically designed for pressure washers and recap the bottle.
- Connect the foam cannon. Snap it onto the stainless steel lance’s Quick-Connect collar until it clicks.
- Apply detergent. Test an inconspicuous area, then work from the bottom to the top of a dry surface.
- Rinse before drying. Allow the detergent to work briefly without drying, then remove the foam cannon and rinse from the top down with the suitable spray nozzle.
Never use: Bleach, chlorine products, acids, ammonia products, tri-sodium phosphate products, solvents, gasoline, oils, flammable materials, or household and industrial-grade cleaning solutions.
Using the Brush Attachments
- Utility bristle brush: Tighten it to the gun stock for house siding, brick patios, wood decks, driveways, patio furniture, lawn equipment, outdoor walls, and flat hard surfaces.
- Wheel and rim brush: Tighten it to the gun stock for car wheels, alloy rims, tire sidewalls, and wheel gaps.
Maintenance, Care & Storage
Before maintenance: Turn off the washer, unplug it, shut off the water, and squeeze the trigger to release pressure before inspecting, cleaning, or changing accessories.
- Clean the inlet filter. Remove it and rinse it with warm water to keep debris from clogging the pump.
- Clean a clogged nozzle. Remove the lance from the gun, clear the nozzle opening with the supplied needle clean-out tool, rinse it, and back-flush water from the nozzle tip through the lance.
- Inspect the hose. Keep it away from sharp objects and replace it if damaged. Never attempt to mend a damaged high-pressure hose.
- Shut down completely. Turn the switch OFF, unplug the cord, close the water source, squeeze the trigger, disconnect both hoses, and engage the trigger safety lock.
- Store indoors. Empty water from the hoses, pump, and detergent bottle, then keep the unit dry, covered, and protected from adverse weather.
- Protect against freezing. Never store below 32°F (0°C). Disconnect all water connections, run the washer only for a few seconds to expel remaining pump water, and turn it off immediately.
- Prepare for winter. Use a non-corrosive, non-toxic antifreeze, pump saver, or pump protector when required; completely flush the unit with clear water before reuse.
Troubleshooting
Before troubleshooting: Turn the washer OFF, unplug it, close the water supply, and squeeze the trigger to release pressure. Do not open the housing or attempt internal electrical or pump repairs.
GFCI Power Indicator Does Not Illuminate
Possible Causes
- The GFCI needs to be reset after the unit is connected to the outlet.
Solutions
- Press the RESET button until the GFCI power indicator illuminates.
- If it does not illuminate, leave the washer unplugged and contact support.
Spray Nozzle Is Restricted
Possible Causes
- Dirt or debris is blocking the nozzle opening.
Solutions
- Disconnect power and water, release pressure, and remove the stainless steel lance from the gun.
- Clear the nozzle with the supplied needle clean-out tool, rinse it, and back-flush water through the nozzle and lance.
High-Pressure Hose Is Damaged
Possible Causes
- The hose was cut, abraded, kinked, or exposed to a sharp object.
Solutions
- Stop using the washer and replace the damaged hose.
- Do not attempt to patch or mend a high-pressure hose.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the motor stop when I release the trigger?
The Total Stop System senses when water stops flowing and automatically turns the motor off to protect the pump from overheating, save energy, and prolong pump life.
Which nozzle should I use?
Use 40° for gentle cleaning, 25° for all-purpose cleaning, 15° for tough jobs on hard surfaces, and 0° for concentrated spot cleaning or hard-to-reach areas. Test a small area first where surface damage is possible.
Can I use hot water?
No. The inlet water temperature must not exceed 104°F (40°C), and the washer must be used only with clean water.
What size garden hose is required?
Use a reinforced garden hose with an internal diameter of at least 1/2 inch (13 mm). The water supply must provide at least the washer’s delivery capacity.
What should I do during a break?
For a break of five minutes or longer, engage the trigger safety lock, turn the switch OFF, and unplug the power cord.
Where are the model and serial numbers?
They are printed on the decal located on the pressure washer housing.