Lidl Powerwasher 2100W with accessories - €99.99

mgn

TPM wrote: »

just a thought did you put oil in it most likely has low level sensor.

if it has oil and petrol(not mixed) put choke, petrol, and engine on, once it starts turn choke off, if you try start it too many times it may be flooded and need to be left for a while

Got it working in the end.I had turned the fuel switch the same way as the choke when i was trying to start it.Thanks.

Stallingrad

mgn wrote: »

Got it working in the end.I had turned the fuel switch the same way as the choke when i was trying to start it.Thanks.

Have you tested it on the driveway/patio yet, how does it do?

IvoryTower

are you guys talking about the petrol one is it? I'm hearing fuel switch, choke, oil...

mgn

Stallingrad wrote: »

Have you tested it on the driveway/patio yet, how does it do?

Tried it out on a concrete yard today,no problem cleaning it.Some parts of the concrete that was in the shade was gone black but cleaned it off no problem.
The only thing i don't like about it is for a small engine it makes an awful lot of noise and it seems to be a thirsty machine.

mgn

IvoryTower wrote: »

are you guys talking about the petrol one is it? I'm hearing fuel switch, choke, oil...

Yes,The petrol one.

IvoryTower

mgn wrote: »

Yes,The petrol one.

phew. thoughts i was after getting in over my head buying the 99e one

thanks

uck51js9zml2yt

Does this come with a hose to connect it to the water supply ?

mgn

Nathan Flat Log wrote: »

Does this come with a hose to connect it to the water supply ?

No,It only has a short suction hose.

Sean Quagmire

hi can anyone tell me is this pressure washer on sale at the moment in lidl? hard to tell from the website

Ursus Horribilis

There were some in my local Lidl when I was in the shop a couple of days ago.

uck51js9zml2yt

Tried blanch, finglas and glasnevin today. No joy. Loads of smaller ones

mgn

Sean Quagmire wrote: »

hi can anyone tell me is this pressure washer on sale at the moment in lidl? hard to tell from the website

The one i'm on about is the Parkside petrol pressure washer.It was on sale in Lidl on thursday.

Sean Quagmire

the 2100w are sold out nearly everywhere sadly.
got the 1800w one today, 79.99. still good value, would have preferred the bigger one. good results all the same

jpb1974

Bought the petrol pressure washer 6 days ago, used very, very, very lightly about 3 times and noticed the starter cord would keep refusing to recoil. Today the recoil spring on the starter has blown and shredded the starter cord in the process.

Went back to the local store, didn't want to know about it. Had to call customer support who transferred me through to some other product support team who offered me a new cord so I might fix it myself. When I declined, they told me it'd have to be sent to Germany for repair.

Called Lidl support back, told them it was madness and that I wasn't prepared to go through the inconvenience of sending it to Germany for repair and the wait involved.... understandable if the machine had some age and use on it, but 6 days old... no way.

Waiting to hear back from them now... said they should call back within 24 hours, I won't hold my breath. Has put me off spending money of higher value items in Lidl now... not being able to settle the matter in the local store is a right PITA.

Monkeynut

i was in aldi swords, they had a few 2.2kw powerwashers for 99euro

mr_edge_to_you

Monkeynut wrote: »

i was in aldi swords, they had a few 2.2kw powerwashers for 99euro

I picked up this model in my local ALDI in Ashbourne for €79.99. They had a few left in stock.

BullBauld

Anyone know where to get parts for the parkside electric pressure washer? The €99 one.

Looking for a replacement nozzle.

Cheers.

All in all

BullBauld wrote: »

Anyone know where to get parts for the parkside electric pressure washer? The €99 one.

Looking for a replacement nozzle.

Cheers.

https://cleantec.biz/catalogsearch/result/?q=Lidl+Parkside

BullBauld

All in all wrote: »

https://cleantec.biz/catalogsearch/result/?q=Lidl+Parkside

Cheers for that. Lance ordered and delivered in 2 days.

Mighty stuff.

All in all

BullBauld wrote: »

Cheers for that. Lance ordered and delivered in 2 days.

Mighty stuff.

Good stuff - a bit expensive but seem good quality.

Mrcaramelchoc

Lads can a power washer Damage your car?i bought the 99e lidl power washer and i don't want to mess up the car.

vectra

Mrcaramelchoc wrote: »

Lads can a power washer Damage your car?i bought the 99e lidl power washer and i don't want to mess up the car.

Any pressure could possibly damage the paintwork pending different reasons.

1)
Holding the lance too close

2)
Bad/flakey paint.

Etc,

A little care and attention and you *should* be grand.

Mrcaramelchoc

vectra wrote: »

Any pressure could possibly damage the paintwork pending different reasons.

1)
Holding the lance too close

2)
Bad/flakey paint.

Etc,

A little care and attention and you *should* be grand.

Yea cheers i did it anyway and i managed not to cut the car in half
Worked fine thanks for the reply.

bot43

This is back this week. Reviews seem good so gonna pick it up I think.

https://www.lidl.ie/en/p/spring-garden/pressure-washer/p37160

aFlabbyPanda

does anyone know if the karcher accessories fit this? I need a new washer but have karcher lances/patio brush/wash bottles, etc

b.gud

aFlabbyPanda wrote: »

does anyone know if the karcher accessories fit this? I need a new washer but have karcher lances/patio brush/wash bottles, etc

I'm not sure but looking at it's listing it does seem to contain some of the items you already have

Includes accessories:

1 trigger gun, 1 lance, 1 standard vario-nozzle, 1 turbo

dirt blaster, 1 foam nozzle with detergent bottle (1L), 1 rotating

wash brush with articulated joint, 1 nozzle cleaning needle,

1 water connector with sieve insert, 1 quick connector with

garden hose adaptor, 10m high-pressure hose, 1 bottle of detergent (500ml)

Tacitus Kilgore

aFlabbyPanda wrote: »

does anyone know if the karcher accessories fit this? I need a new washer but have karcher lances/patio brush/wash bottles, etc

No, uses Lavor fittings though so bits can be bought online/ebay etc.

fergald

I bought this last year, found it great. Unfortunately the hose bursted lasted week. In fairness to Lidl they are sending a replacement hose under 3 year warranty (keep the receipt. The only issue i have is the hose connector is not standard it has a cube top with hole inside the cube where the pressurized water flows into. I have not seen a hose with an adaptor that you can buy for this connections type.

Trevord

Do you need a garden tap for these or does it come with fittings that would allow you run it from a kitchen tap?

fergald

Hi Trevord, if you can hook a hose up to your own tap then it will work. You have to have your own outdoor hose and it connects to the powerwasher. So you will need to get this yourself not part of the kit.

IvoryTower

The part that link the house to the unit leaks and eventually falls off when used, can I just order the part as I didnt keep the receipt?

ozmo

IvoryTower wrote: »

The part that link the house to the unit leaks and eventually falls off when used, can I just order the part as I didnt keep the receipt?

Ive mine must be 10 years - still perfect - that part leaked once on me soon after I bought it but i think I just just tightened it up using the supplied spanner.

IvoryTower

ozmo wrote: »

Ive mine must be 10 years - still perfect - that part leaked once on me soon after I bought it but i think I just just tightened it up using the supplied spanner.

Okay I'll try that first thanks

sector_000

bot43 wrote: »

This is back this week. Reviews seem good so gonna pick it up I think.

https://www.lidl.ie/en/p/spring-garden/pressure-washer/p37160

Anyone know what the exact model number of this Parkside is?
Is it the "Parkside PHD 135 A1"?

And how do you think it compares to the Karcher K2 Full Control Car Pressure Washer, available at Halfords for €118 (or €106.2 if you use the 10% groupscheme discount)?
https://www.halfords.ie/motoring/car-cleaning/pressure-washer-accessories/362475.html

My subscirpton to which.co.uk expired - and they have reviews of many powerwashers if anyone has access to that

sector_000

FYI - the Lidl one now is a "Parkside PHD 170 A1".
Decided to splash out on one

s8n

great washer for the price

ednwireland

ozmo wrote: »

Ive mine must be 10 years - still perfect - that part leaked once on me soon after I bought it but i think I just just tightened it up using the supplied spanner.

search on ebay I've replaced the lance and output hose on my very old lidl pressure washer. with identical parts.

Gumbo

I’ve my Lidl washer since 2006.
Still works perfectly.
I have it permantly plumbed into my side entrance and connected to a 20m hose reel with my trigger gun attached. Use quick release fittings for lance, snow foam etc

aFlabbyPanda

sector_000 wrote: »

Anyone know what the exact model number of this Parkside is?
Is it the "Parkside PHD 135 A1"?

And how do you think it compares to the Karcher K2 Full Control Car Pressure Washer, available at Halfords for €118 (or €106.2 if you use the 10% groupscheme discount)?
https://www.halfords.ie/motoring/car-cleaning/pressure-washer-accessories/362475.html

My subscirpton to which.co.uk expired - and they have reviews of many powerwashers if anyone has access to that

i went with the lidl one, it has a higher motor, psi rating, & longer warranty. my old washer was a Karcher K3 and is more like for like than the k2.

plus I like the brushes & soap bottle that came with the lidl one.

griffdaddy

Anyone know if there's any of these left around Dublin?

griffdaddy

griffdaddy wrote: »

Anyone know if there's any of these left around Dublin?

One or two in Artaine there on Saturday morning, including plenty of accessories.

mr_edge_to_you

griffdaddy wrote: »

Anyone know if there's any of these left around Dublin?

Some in Northwood in Santry still. It's all apartments so not the kind of area where residents would have a need for one.

griffdaddy

Thanks, got one in Greenhills in the end. Have a list of things that need cleaning once the weather is better

Casey78

I was in a Lidl today and they had one green power washer left. When I google the above make though it shows a yellow power washer. Are these the same washers? I'm thinking of going back tomorrow to buy the washer.
The green one had what seemed like a reel on the top for the hose, I don't see this on the yellow one in the above link.

userfriendly

Casey78 wrote: »

I was in a Lidl today and they had one green power washer left. When I google the above make though it shows a yellow power washer. Are these the same washers? I'm thinking of going back tomorrow to buy the washer.
The green one had what seemed like a reel on the top for the hose, I don't see this on the yellow one in the above link.

I think that's the petrol one, the one I got is definitely yellow

Edit: Petrol one is green alright
https://www.lidl.ie/en/p/product-recommendation/petrol-pressure-washer/p37166

griffdaddy

Mine seems to have fairly sporadic pressure and a lot of the time reduces to a trickle. I think the hose I'm using to connect it might be too long, would that affect pressure?

ozmo

griffdaddy wrote: »

Mine seems to have fairly sporadic pressure and a lot of the time reduces to a trickle. I think the hose I'm using to connect it might be too long, would that affect pressure?

it has to be a standard garden hose with the wide diameter - the above happened to me also when I used one of those thin self-coiling hoses that have a very narrow bore - handy but no use for this purpose.

The length didn't matter to me though - I put several long hoses together to power wash graffiti off a wall in our estate.

userfriendly

griffdaddy wrote: »

Mine seems to have fairly sporadic pressure and a lot of the time reduces to a trickle. I think the hose I'm using to connect it might be too long, would that affect pressure?

Yes because of friction loss. Longer hose or smaller diameter decreases output pressure.

Make sure if it's on a coil it's unrolled and no kinks. Also the quick connections that shut off the water when you remove the nozzle are bad for friction, try replacing with a normal connector.

Damo 2k9

Anyone know if there is still some of these floating around Dublin?

degsie

Damo 2k9 wrote: »

Anyone know if there is still some of these floating around Dublin?

Last time I saw one it was firmly on the ground