ELEGRP G1215CA2 G20CAR Patented Auto-Monitoring GFCI Replacement Plug Inline Assembly, Auto Reset 15 Amp Non-Grounded 2 Wires 2 Prongs for Power Pressure Washer, Pool Pump, UL Listed, 1 Pack, Black

My Greenworks pressure washer, Pro 2300 max model, went out last week. Quick look on YouTube indicated the inline GFCI was probably the problem. Read the Amazon reviews and picked this unit. It came quickly and was very well packaged. It comes with all the little parts you need for a full replacement, even different size grommets for 14 or 16 gauge cords. Replacement took less than 5 minutes. All you need is a Phillips head screwdriver. The pressure washer works perfectly now. My only concern is this is the exact same unit that failed after me owning the pressure washer for only 2 1/2 years. The one that went bad is also a Elegrp 2 prong unit! I wonder if I should plan on buying one in a couple years and have it on hand when it fails again?!?

Blasting away at the deck, i put my gun down, and next thing you know it just stopped working. After testing and troubleshooting I figured out the in line GFCI was the culprit (test button failed to trip circuit) I was able to lookup the model number here with a match Ordered this and swapped it out within ten minutes Super easy to install and a far more effective solution than replacing the washer Greenworks Pro 2300

This part came the next day. The quality is equal to the original. It is waterproof. Came with all necessary parts to make it easy-to-use for repair. The fit was exactly like the one I was replacing. My power washer was tripping all the time. I had no idea what the problem was. I found this product on different forums. So I decided to try it out. After replacing it, applying power, it worked perfectly. So the value for the money is a no brainer for me. Spend this little amount and it took 15 minutes to fix or spend $200 or more on a new unit. This did solved my power problem.

Got lucky. One in a row. Wife's power washer - stopped washing (just for spite) Poked around and found sumthun that "looked" identical, which it never is. It was (who knew?) What are the odds? The factory original came off ok. The new one went on ok. With just a couple of screwdrivers - no soldering. Works fine. Now the wife has stopped working. She hasn't used it. And, I can't find an exact replacement. Go figure.

I wasn't really sure what to expect. I needed to replace an inline GFI plug on an electric power washer. This fit the bill. Arrives with several options for the wire sleeve depending on the gauge wire you are installing. Super-easy to swap over from the bad plug to this one. I like the longer pigtail lead (the one I replaced had the plug built in to the GFI and was a bit cumbersome when plugging into an outdoor that had a waterproof door.

Works well

Thank goodness for YouTube or I never would have known how to fix my pressure washer. Switching out the old GFCI plug for this new one was straightforward, the instructions were clear, and, best of all, it worked! I appreciated that three different sizes of cord thingies were provided that were even lubed for easy insertion of the cord: 14, 16, and 18; I looked at my old one to see what size I needed. Lessons learned: there are straight line and non-straight line plugs (learned only after buying the wrong kind), and the auto reset plug is recommended for pressure washers.

Great replacement plug. Easy to install. Better thant the cable and plug that originaly came with our pressure washer.