power/pressure washer (petrol)
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jaysam110
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power/pressure washer (petrol)

by jaysam110 » Wed Mar 14, 2007 10:19 pm

Hi all
Have just bought a petrol power washer off ebay. Engine starts and runs fine but no water coming out of lance. If I take off lance, water is coming out but only at mains water pressure. Anybody got any ideas what the problem may be. The bloke I bought it off has no idea as he has never used it, there was no hose and lance with it when I bought it, no instructions either and can't find any info/instructions on internet. Made in China by Kingwash.
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by thedoctor » Sun Aug 12, 2007 6:31 am

Take it to your local tool hire shop, they may be able to help you. Also take a look at our power washing decking project.

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Re: power/pressure washer (petrol)

by grahame00 » Tue Aug 14, 2007 1:57 pm

[quote="jaysam110"]Hi all
Have just bought a petrol power washer off ebay. Engine starts and runs fine but no water coming out of lance. If I take off lance, water is coming out but only at mains water pressure. Anybody got any ideas what the problem may be. The bloke I bought it off has no idea as he has never used it, there was no hose and lance with it when I bought it, no instructions either and can't find any info/instructions on internet. Made in China by Kingwash.
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Jaysam110 :cry: :cry: :cry:[/quote]

Could be loads of things:-
First option: check the inlet filter (could be one inline where the suction hose connects to the pump head).

Valves could be passing.
Plungers could be broken/seized.

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by TheDoctor5 » Tue Jan 20, 2009 11:20 am

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