chad90sami
I have a model # and I know that it is a 158cc engine. There are several numbers on it and I have tried to run them all and have forund no pictures or anything that match what I have. Can anyone help me find out more about this item. I tried Karcher.com and it is not there either. I can take pictures or if anyone that works in this field can help it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Answer
Karcher will often have different part numbers based on what store it retails through. So a costco karcher with the same configuration as a Home Depot pressure washer will have different part numbers. Same engine same pump.
Sometimes there is a serial number on the pump it self that will indicate the pump model. Look on the bottom of the pump near the engine.
If you know the engine size and the pump specs 1500 psi @ x gpm you should be able to compare that to like products on the Karcher website.
gun wand and tip do not have to be from Karcher. The gpm psi data will indicate the tip size.
Their commercial units are more clearly marked.
good luck
Karcher will often have different part numbers based on what store it retails through. So a costco karcher with the same configuration as a Home Depot pressure washer will have different part numbers. Same engine same pump.
Sometimes there is a serial number on the pump it self that will indicate the pump model. Look on the bottom of the pump near the engine.
If you know the engine size and the pump specs 1500 psi @ x gpm you should be able to compare that to like products on the Karcher website.
gun wand and tip do not have to be from Karcher. The gpm psi data will indicate the tip size.
Their commercial units are more clearly marked.
good luck
Do I need to replace the trigger gun on my power washer?
John
When I squeeze the handle on the gun, water runs all over the place. There is pressure but equal to that of a garden hose. The motor runs, but could the pump be broken? It's a Karcher model K360MR.
Answer
Contact the Karcher repair center. Typical problem is an "O" ring in the power wand trigger assembly fails. It's a small part probably less than $10 US. The last one I replaced was 10 years ago and it was about $5.
Contact the Karcher repair center. Typical problem is an "O" ring in the power wand trigger assembly fails. It's a small part probably less than $10 US. The last one I replaced was 10 years ago and it was about $5.
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