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Craftsman pressure washers are built tough for big cleaning jobs, but when the pump loses pressure or the spray system falters, you need OEM parts that fit right the first time. The pump assembly is the heart of any pressure washer — when it fails, flow drops and power disappears. Spray guns and nozzles wear out faster than you'd expect, especially under heavy use.
At Repair Clinic, we carry the exact Craftsman pressure washer parts that restore full performance: pump kits, unloader valves, O-ring repair sets, spray guns, nozzle tips, and discharge hoses. Whether your Craftsman PW is making noise, losing pressure, or won't spray at all, find your model number and match it to the right replacement part.
Browse all Craftsman Pressure Washer Parts and enter your model number to find the exact replacement you need.
Pump failure in Craftsman pressure washers is almost always caused by lack of maintenance or ethanol-contaminated fuel left sitting in the carburetor and fuel system. The axial or triplex pump seals wear out over time, but preventive care extends their life. If your Craftsman PW has low or no pressure, the pump is the first part to check — look for water leaking from the pump body or seeping from connections. OEM Craftsman pump assemblies are designed to match your specific model's GPM and PSI ratings.
Your Craftsman model number is stamped or printed on the frame, usually near the engine block or on a label under the handles. It's typically a series of digits (like 020679-0 or similar). Write down the full model number and any suffix before ordering parts — pressure washer parts vary significantly by engine type and pump design, and the model number is your key to getting the exact OEM fit.
Craftsman (and all pressure washers) use color-coded nozzle tips that determine spray angle and pressure intensity: 0° (red) is a tight, powerful pinpoint stream; 15° (yellow) is for tough scrubbing; 25° (green) is general-purpose cleaning; 40° (white) is soft spray for delicate surfaces; and black nozzles are often turbo or rotating. Always match the nozzle color to your cleaning task — the wrong nozzle angle can damage surfaces or reduce cleaning power. Keep a few spare tips on hand; they're inexpensive and wear faster than you'd expect.
Many spray gun leaks and stuck triggers can be fixed with an O-ring kit or by cleaning the trigger mechanism, but if the gun housing is cracked or the trigger assembly is damaged, replacement is the better move. OEM Craftsman spray guns are designed for your model's pressure rating and outlet thread size. Check the gun connection first — hand-tighten it before condemning the gun itself. If it's still leaking or stuck, an OEM replacement gun is faster and more reliable than a repair attempt.


Ensure your Craftsman pressure washer operates at peak efficiency by ordering genuine replacement parts online. With a full range of pressure washer parts, from nozzles to pumps, finding the exact part you need is straightforward. Benefit from our same-day shipping to get your pressure washer back in action quickly. Utilize the model or part number lookup for precise matching, and Whether you're dealing with a pressure washer that won't start or one that runs rough, our extensive repair resources can guide you through troubleshooting and repairs. Visit our Pressure Washer Repair Help page for step-by-step instructions. Additionally, find Craftsman Pressure Washer Pump Parts for specific repairs. Repair Clinic: empowering DIYers and professionals to maintain their equipment effectively.
On Craftsman pressure washers, look for the model number on a label attached to the frame, usually near the engine or beneath the handles. Check the rear panel and the area around the pump housing as well, since label placement can vary by design. Copy the complete number, including any letters, dashes, or suffixes. Enter it in the model number lookup to narrow the catalog to parts made for your entire pressure washer, not just one part. Matching the full model helps account for differences in engine, pump, hose, and control parts. It is the quickest way to be sure the part fits before you order.

Getting your Craftsman Pressure Washer back in working order is easier with the right online resources. Troubleshooting videos, repair help articles, part testing guides, and wiring diagrams give a clear path from symptom to solution. Once you know the failed part, look it up by model number and follow the installation video to complete the repair.

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