Fna Group 80151 O-ring Filter Kit Pressure Washer

Product Description

The FNA GROUP 80151 is an o-ring and screen filter maintenance kit designed for gas-powered pressure washers. It provides a selection of replacement o-rings and screen filters sized for the wear points most commonly encountered during service: guns, hoses, wands, and pumps. Keeping these small components fresh prevents coupler leaks, pressure loss, and premature pump wear. This kit is a practical addition to any service vehicle or shop bench where pressure washer maintenance is performed regularly. Licensed contractors and pressure washer service technicians reach for this kit to handle routine seal replacements quickly without sourcing individual parts.

This kit is intended for use with gas-powered pressure washers across a wide range of residential and light commercial applications. It is well suited for service calls where worn or damaged o-rings and inlet screen filters need fast replacement. Components cover guns, hoses, wands, and pump fittings, making it a versatile stock item for technicians who service multiple pressure washer brands in the field.

Key Features

• Includes a variety of o-rings and screen filters in one kit
• Covers common wear points: guns, hoses, wands, and pumps
• Designed to fit most gas-powered pressure washer brands and components
• Helps maintain coupler integrity and prevent pressure loss at connections
• Packaged quantity of 6 units per package for shop or fleet stocking

Compatibility

Designed to fit most gas-powered pressure washer brands and components, including guns, hoses, wands, and pumps. Specific model compatibility is not defined by the manufacturer for this kit.

Installation Notes

O-ring and filter replacement on pressure washers should be performed with the engine off and system pressure fully relieved before disconnecting any fittings. Inspect the seating surface for scoring or debris before installing a new o-ring. Screen filters should be seated fully and checked for proper orientation to avoid restricting flow. This work is typically performed by pressure washer service technicians or plumbing trades familiar with high-pressure water systems.