Arrived today. Opened box and found the parts bag only contained 4 screws for assembling the front panel and spray gun holder (should be 6). Then I found one more screw in the bottom of the box bringing the total to 5. Never found the 6th screw. Luckily I had a similar screw in my parts bin. Easy assembly. I will update review once I start using the power washer (Maybe 2-3 weeks).

I took back the Ryobi washer that I had, after four uses, the power button wouldn't stay on. It wasn't as powerful as the Westinghouse either. So far, the Westinghouse is working much better in terms of pressure, as you would expect. So, I am hoping it will hold up for the long haul. It came with more nozzle tips to choose from as well. I didn't give it 5 stars. Because I want to see it last a few years first!

I purchased this pressure washer and stored it while I waited until I bought my new house and boy am I glad I snatched this up when I did!! I put together this unit and used it within 30 mins start to finish. It is very intuitive on usage if you are more mechanically inclined, but even if you're not the directions are easy and simple. Don't be daunted by the book size of the manual it just has options for multiple languages. I cannot wait to see the results in the bright daylight tomorrow as I did my front porch while at dusk. I'm sure it will look amazing since it looked amazing even with dimmed lighting.

It feels sort of creepy being paid for a review (bonus item), but to WH's credit, they didn't ask for a positive review. So, after only a single use, here we go, honestly: - The unit was incredibly easy to assemble. While instructions weren't need, the four (or was it six?) pages they devoted to assembly made the process even easier. - The unit worked as advertised. While I don't have a gauge to assess the actual pressure, using only the 25 deg nozzle did a superb job of cleaning an old grease spot from my driveway. So, the pressure that I paid for is there. - The on-off feature is also nice. The motor turns on (to full pressure) instantly upon pulling the trigger and turns off instantly when the trigger is released. - My only complaint is the stiffness of the hose, but as they say, you get what you pay for. - It's still early in my journey with this machine, but so far, I'm pleased with the purchase.

I bought this a few days ago to replace a lower powered pressure washer that died on me. This unit was quick and easy to assemble, it seems to work well, though I will put it to the test next weekend to clean our stamped concrete patio. So far, so good..

I just got this 3400 PSI electric pressure washer and can't wait to try it out. It was delivered in great condition and was very easy for this older lady to put together (only about 25 minutes). I also bought the 16.5 inch stainless steel surface cleaner clean my concrete decks and driveway.

I bought this a few weeks ago to pressure wash my decks and walking paths. Works great and practically no maintenance. Will pay for itself in probably 1-2 years over paying someone else to do the work. It should come standard with a 40 deg nozzle, but the 25 deg nozzle won't do damage as long as you're careful to keep the lance at an appropriate distance from the target surface.

Overall, it works good. Of course, it is not as strong as a gas-powered one, but it gets the job done. Cons are: a short cord and I found it weird that the manufacturer does not allow and extension cord. The breaker keeps tripping. I'll see if it'll stop if I unplug other devices on the circuit.

I bought this pressure washer after trying a competitors product which was really disappointing. I was nervous about electric pressure washers after that experience but decided to give the Westinghouse a try. This one does not disappoint! It is awesome and does a great job. The pressure is great and best of all it's a no brainer to start. No more pulling a chord, just flip the switch. I highly recommend this product.

Ummm, I'm not really sure if the pressure washer is good or bad as my initial usage experience was questionable. Out of the box the unit was pretty easy to assemble, the directions worked, and it took maybe 30 mins from start to finish including reading the entire manual. However, the left bracket where the wheel is supposed to attach was bent such that it was impossible to slide the pin that hold the wheel on far enough to attach the clip to prevent the wheel from falling off. There wasn't any shipping damage to the box so I'm led to believe this was a factory issue. Note: I also bought a Westinghouse generator that I really like, but it too had some minor factory issues with defects to the metal frame. I ended up having to use a block of wood and do some pounding with a hammer to straighten it up. Ironically, the side that I used the hammer on ended up fitting perfectly such that the wheel could free spin without any drag, whereas the other side was a big tight and the wheel binds while moving. Once fully assembled the washer looks great, specifically with the blue and gray color choices. The motor and fittings all look quality, and there were no leaks anywhere! I will mention that each pressure fitting has 2 rubber packings on it, which usually implies a better product quality as it has 2 seals to prevent leaks as opposed to the cheaper ones with just a single packing. Now the part that leaves me hesitant about my rating for this product came during the initial usage. I followed the directions to a “t”, purged the unit with water before operating, then connected power and turned the pump on. After maybe 10 minutes of usage the electrical pump just shut off and wouldn't turn back on, and the water pressure dropped off. I reset the power switch…nothing. Reset the GFCI outlet….nothing, but still had green lights on the plug. Reset the GFCI on the plug itself…nothing, but still had green lights on the plug.I finally left it all unplugged and walked over to the faucet and turned off the hose, disconnected the hose to check for clogs, then reconnected the hose and turned on the water. I then reconnected the electrical plug into the other side of the 2 prong outlet and it worked without any hesitation. Upon later investigation I found the unit had popped one of the house circuit breakers which was on a 20A line. Why I had a green light with a popped breaker befuddles me and could be an issuer with the wiring in the house. But, given I was home alone during this time and no other electrical items were powered on in the home…means the unit pulled over 20A! It could be due to the initial breaking process of seating all the seals and wearing the metal sleeves on the pump, but only time will tell. I have used the pressure washer since and it hasn't popped any of the breakers, so hopefully this was a one off event. Still, poping a 20A breaker should never have happened as that's a big power draw. The one positive is that Westinghouse has a 3 year warranty on the pressure washer, so my concerns about the item breaking down are a bit relieved.