My Cordless Pressure Washer is Leaking Water From the Body of the Product

Quick Answer

If your cordless pressure washer is leaking water from the main body, this is usually caused by either a damaged internal seal or a seal that has come away from the motor. In most cases, this will require inspection and possible replacement of the product.

Before You Start

Before checking the machine:

• Switch the pressure washer off
• Remove the battery
• Turn off the water supply
• Squeeze the trigger to release any remaining pressure

Important: Do not operate the machine if water is leaking from the main body.

What Is Causing the Issue?

A leak from the main body of the pressure washer is typically caused by one of the following:

• A crack in the internal seal around the product housing
• The seal coming away from the motor assembly

1. Crack in the internal seal

If there is a crack in the internal seal:

• Water may leak directly from the main body during operation
• The seal can no longer contain water pressure effectively

This type of damage usually requires a replacement product.

If you need assistance arranging a replacement:

• Please raise a support ticket
• Or contact us via Live Chat

2. Seal coming away from the motor

If the internal seal has detached from the motor:

• Water may escape from the main housing of the unit
• The machine will not be able to maintain proper pressure

This is not a user-serviceable repair and typically requires replacement support.

If you need assistance:

• Please raise a support ticket
• Or contact us via Live Chat

Important Information

• Do not attempt to open or repair the main body of the pressure washer
• Continued use may cause further damage to internal components
• Water leaking from the housing indicates an internal fault

Important Maintenance Tips

• Always ensure the machine is fully drained after use
• Store the pressure washer in a dry, frost-free location
• Avoid using the machine if any housing damage is visible
• Do not operate the unit if internal leaks are suspected

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my pressure washer leaking from the body?

This is usually caused by a damaged internal seal or a seal that has come away from the motor.

Can I repair a leaking body myself?

No. This type of issue requires internal inspection and is not user-serviceable.