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Check reset. alot of machines of this type have one. Also the pressure sensor or relief valve is designed to stop the motor if to much pressure builds up in system. May check this in your manual..
Not knowing exactly what type of pressure washer you have, most are equipped with an "unloader valve" so the pressure bypasses. If this is malfunctioning, the pressure will build up and bog the engine down.
Sounds like it may be air locked. Connect the hose to the washer. Connect the wand and hose to the washer. Open the supply water, and hold down the trigger on the spray wand. Be patient, this can take several minutes. Now crank the washer. Best regards, --W/D--
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