Troy bilt pressure washer 2200 psi

There is no need to prime. But you do need to use the black spray nozzle to get soap to siphon out.
if that doesn't solve the problem let me know

clean and soak all valves if do get work do not leave solution in it over time.carb cleaner with that little straw

Dear Audience,

Please go to the link provided and view the on line PDF manual. On pages 16 and 17 you will find the directive to apply detergent into the system and maintaining successfully.

http://www.ppe-pressure-washer-parts.com/files/1961581/uploaded/020292%20man.pdf .

If you are having any difficulty , please check out this direct source Troy bilt Pressure Washer Support ManualsOnline com .

Fare. Well.

The siphoning mechanism on almost all power washers use "The Venturi" effect to suck up the detergent. Basically, there's no pump...the force of the water passing the siphon hose causes a vacuum which draws the detergent up the tube. There's a small ball that is supposed to fall and block the tube when the trigger is released so it sounds like it got jammed up in there somehow. You could it apart and free it up but I would recommend just purchasing an external detergent dispenser. Home Depot carries them for about 15 bucks. They allow you to use soap with high pressure and bypass the always problematic siphon system.

Call us when you can be at the washer so we can trouble shoot it with you over the phone.
http://www.ppe-pressure-washer-parts.com/troy-bilt-020416-1-pressure-washer-parts

Try this link. I think you'll find what you're looking for.
http://www.troybilt-gen-pw.com/owners_manual/

I need a gas tank for a 020245 Troy- bilt pressure washer 2200.

Dismount the bolt that is use to connect the soap line.Turn on the washer and test if you fill if is "suction" intake air.Sometimes it becomes clogged so see if anything is clogging the suction .Is that not work the suction system is bad.

The pump requires no maintenance and no oil change. It is lubricated for life.

I have a Troybilt Model 2200 PSI Pressure Washer in which I have used only 2 times in the past 2 1/2 years. Went to use it this past weekend and the pump in not working. Water shoots out of the side. I bought this brand and model as I thought Troybilt was suppose to be so good. Went back to where it was purchased and had no success but to say I could buy another pump or take it in to be repaired. I believe that this power washer should be replaced at no charge. 2 uses does not constitute a few hundreds of dollars.
Have you to heard anything concerning pump problems on this particular model? Thanks for any advice. .