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RYOBI recalls over 750,000 electric pressure washers

RYOBI recalls over 750,000 electric pressure washers

Photo: Saga Communications/cpsc.gov


ITHACA, NY (607NewsNow) – RYOBI is recalling 764,000 pressure washers.

Officials say two models of the company’s electric-powered units have capacitors that can overheat and burst.

There have been 41 reports of explosions resulting in 32 injuries to the fingers, hands, face, and eyes.

The washers were sold in-store and online at Home Depot and Direct Tools Factory Outlets from July 2017 through June 2024.

The model and serial number can be found on the pictured data plate located on the side of the motor housing. Credit: cpsc.gov

Affected Product Details – Located on the data plate on the side of the motor housing

Model – RY142300 – Electric 2300 PSI Pressure Washer

  • Serial Number Range – EU17121D010001 through EU20256N180999, LT20211D140001 through LT21166D090999, RG22154D090001 through RG23182N140999

Model – RY142711VNM – Electric 2700 PSI Pressure Washer

  • Serial Number Range – LT21411D090001 through LT21425D090999, RG21411D010001 through RG23182N140999

Consumers are advised to stop using the product immediately and contact Ryboi to receive a free repair kit, including shipping and installation instructions.

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