How to replace a hose on a high-pressure washer
The high-pressure hose is a vital part of your washer, carrying pressurised water from the pump to the spray handle.
Over time, it may wear out, crack or get damaged.
If that happens, it’s important to replace the hose with a genuine Husqvarna® part to ensure safety and performance.
Depending on your model, your washer will have either an internal hose reel or an external hose reel. Follow the correct instructions below for your machine.
- Remove the hose stop from the high-pressure water hose.
- Release the reel cover by pushing in the three snap locks and lifting it off.
- Detach the hose from the swivel.
- Remove the security pin.
- Disconnect the high-pressure hose from the swivel connection. - Pull the old hose completely out of the product.
- Install a new hose by following the steps in reverse order.
Ensure the high-pressure hose (A) and the hose guide (B) are installed in the correct positions.
- Pull out the hose until the security pin is exposed.
- Remove the pin carefully.
- Detach the old hose from the reel.
- Install the new hose in the place of the old one.
- Reinstall the security pin to lock the new hose securely.
Pro tips for safe hose replacement
- Always use a genuine Husqvarna® replacement hose for the correct fit and durability.
- Check the hose regularly for cracks, leaks or kinks.
- Never use a damaged hose, as it can reduce performance or cause safety issues.
High-pressure washer hose replacement FAQ
Replace the hose if you notice cracks, leaks, bulges or reduced water pressure. A damaged hose can be unsafe and reduce cleaning performance.
We recommend using only genuine Husqvarna® hoses. They are designed to fit your model perfectly, ensuring safety and optimal performance. Third-party hoses may not lock in securely and could cause leaks.
No. Some models come with an internal reel, while others have an external reel. Always check your model before following replacement instructions.
With proper care—avoiding kinks, storing it dry and keeping it clean—a hose can last several years. Heavy use or improper storage may shorten its lifespan.