AVA Turbo Nozzle

Applicable for the complete model range of AVA pressure washers, divided in the power of the machine:

• P30–P60
• P70–P80
• P90

Select your power below.

The AVA Turbo Nozzle is designed for powerful, efficient cleaning of large areas. It combines rotation with the force of a single-point nozzle to deliver a high-pressure rotating jet, effectively scrubbing tough dirt and moss while covering a wider area for faster cleaning.

• This nozzle is intended for hard surfaces like concrete and stone.
• It should never be used on cars or wood.
• Always test on a small area first.

For safety, the Turbo Nozzle must always be used with a lance to maintain a safe distance and prevent injury. It cannot be attached directly to the gun due to the focused, high-pressure jet.

Benefits:

• High-pressure rotating jet for stubborn dirt and moss removal.
• 20° water spread for larger coverage.
• Durable and long-lasting performance.
• Ideal for hard surfaces, such as concrete, stone, and tougher cleaning tasks.

Read about our different nozzles here.

Safety Note - Caution

The Turbo Nozzle produces a highly concentrated water jet that can be harmful to skin and eyes. Always use this nozzle with a lance, keeping a safe distance from the spray. Never direct the nozzle at yourself or others. It’s crucial to follow the safety guidelines to avoid injuries.

Safety instructions – AVA of Norway.

Why can't I put the Turbo nozzle/0°nozzle directly into my gun?

Nozzles like the Turbo and 0° are considered high-risk due to the sharp, focused jet of water that emerges, which can cause serious injury if directed at the user. To reduce these risks, a lance is required to maintain a minimum safe distance between the operator and the nozzle.

For these reasons, the turbo nozzle cannot be attached directly to the gun, unlike other nozzles with a spread that are considered less dangerous. We recommend using a lance whenever possible to maximize safety.

The Turbo and 0° nozzles have a high-risk, focused jet that can cause serious injury. For safety reasons and to reduce this risk, they must be used with a lance to maintain a safe distance. They cannot be attached directly to the gun, unlike others with a wider, safer spray.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

If the turbo nozzle stops rotating or becomes clogged, it’s easy to fix without tools. Simply:

• Unscrew the nozzle housing using a needle
• Clear any blockages by poking through the nozzle holes with the needle.
• Rinse the parts and reassemble them.

Please note that the Turbo Nozzle contains a loose part inside, and this is by design.

If the nozzle continues to malfunction after cleaning, it may be worn out and could need replacing. In the case of a clean nozzle and persistent issues, this may qualify as a warranty case. Regular maintenance will help prolong the nozzle’s lifespan.

For more information about Turbo nozzle and troubleshooting, read here.

Tools needed for all AVA pressure washer maintenance.

Installation advice

Ensure the machine is disconnected from power and water supply before starting

Always priority safety first: Safety instructions – AVA of Norway.

Use the Turbo Nozzle only with a lance to maintain a safe distance.

General note: The turbo nozzle is powerful and should be used with care. Always test the nozzle on a small area before tackling larger jobs, especially on hard surfaces.

Warranty and Self-Repair – The AVA Way

At AVA, we encourage repair – not throwaway culture. Our products are designed for end customers, and while we offer guides, spare parts, and support, professional customers are not covered under the standard warranty terms. You’re free to open your machine, inspect it, and replace parts yourself without losing your warranty, as long as you’re a private user.

While most maintenance and repairs can be carried out by end customers with basic tools, certain repairs or complex issues may require assistance from an authorized AVA service center. We offer comprehensive guides, spare parts, and the option for professional support when needed.

Many parts are designed to be replaceable – just like they should be.

Visible signs of use or repair are welcomed – they mean the product is being cared for.

Learn more here: AVA Warranty Terms & Conditions