SOURCE: honda pressure washer cuts out when lance trigger released.
You most likely need to set your valve clearances. If it is hard to
pull over or the recoil snaps back after starting your valves need to
be set for sure. This may not be the entire problem but it is a good
start. Also change the spark plug, a bad plug will cause odd problems
and is too cheap not to eliminate as a source. In addition check your
fuel, pour a little out into a white container (I like spray paint can
caps for this) and look at the color. If it is yellow to orange it is
bad. You can pour it into you car, the car electronic sensors will
compinsate for it quality but a small engine can't. Use a NGK BP6ES or
BPR6ES plug.
You need:
Feeler gages
10mm open end wrench
14mm open end wrench
1 long shaft screw driver or rod
1 spark plug socket and ratchet
Remove
the spark plug and the valve cover. Pull the recoil over slowly until
the intake valve opens (intake is closes to the carb and it will go
down when it opens). Now put your long screwdrive down the spark plug
hole. Slow pull the engine over until the screwdriver handle is at it
highest point, this is top dead center. It may take a few attempts. Now
check your valve clearance between the rockers and the top of the
valve. The intake should be .006 and the exhaust .008, both can be +/-
.001. To adjust: hold the large nut with the 14mm then loosen the small
one with the 10mm. Lefty loosey. Now turn your large nut until you get
the correct setting and then tighten the small one the lock it in. It
may take a few attempts and alway reverify your setting after you lock
it down. Once done, find top dead center again and reverify. Now your
valves are set.
SOURCE: Kracher k3 97, low pressure
your pressure relief valve is stuck open. try adjusting the nut shaped stem on the front of the valve to see if you can unstick it. if not you'll have to take apart and clean.
SOURCE: builds up to much pressure in hose and stalls engine
Sounds like the unloader is not working. try replacing it and see if that helps.
SOURCE: Pressure washer lacks pressure initially?
Dear allbusiness9,
This problem is most probably due to a faulty Spill Valve( also called Control Valve). When the gun is released the spill valve is compressed and it either closes a micro switch or just opens from the bottom and keeps the water circulating. All spill valves keep the water circulating from the bottom part. Now when the gun is pulled (opened)...the spill valve extends and closes the bottom part, and thus water goes out of the nozzel. When you work with no nozzel, there is enough water flow to close the bottom part of the spill valve. So when the nozzel is placed back there is no chance that the bottom part leaks water. When the gun is started with the nozzel....the bottom part of a FAULTY spill valve,..will colapse and pressure drops. So to fix the fault you must change the Spill Valve. In some occasions, I also found that suction valves give this problem. A faulty sucktion valve will colapse under high pressure, and lets water pass the other way round.
But in my opinion and experience, your problem is in the Spill Valve.
Regards,
Fulltech.
SOURCE: Pressure pulsating when pulling trigger
you have a restriction in the nozzle end of the lance. clean with paper clip.
if not you have some dirt in the pump head valves which need cleaning
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