chico
i have a 6.75hp briggs & stratton pressure washer that was workingfine and then it cut off due to gas and then iadded gas and 5 min into washing it turned off and the pull cord was stiff and trying to pull it so many times it finally pulled but now has clicking noise when pulling and it will not start any suggestions onhowto fix.........
Answer
Look under the cover of the pulley that the cord is wound around and make sure the little metal tabs are down flat against the pulley. Also, the bearings on the pulley may be bad. It is also possible the cord has come out of the pulley and making it harder to pull the cord. If it has come out, you will need to remove the cover, raise the little metal tabs and get the cord back onto the pulley. Be careful taking it off because if the recoil spring comes out, it is a real pain sometimes to get it all back together. If you don't think you can repair it yourself, you may need to take it to a small engine repair place and let them fix it for you.
Look under the cover of the pulley that the cord is wound around and make sure the little metal tabs are down flat against the pulley. Also, the bearings on the pulley may be bad. It is also possible the cord has come out of the pulley and making it harder to pull the cord. If it has come out, you will need to remove the cover, raise the little metal tabs and get the cord back onto the pulley. Be careful taking it off because if the recoil spring comes out, it is a real pain sometimes to get it all back together. If you don't think you can repair it yourself, you may need to take it to a small engine repair place and let them fix it for you.
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Melissa
I have a Samsung front load washer wf210anw/xaa that will not run a wash cycle. It will suck in a little water spin the load to weigh it, some times it will do this for 5-10 minutes than pop up a nf code that's no water. It will however run a rinse spin cycle no problem so it's not not getting water. We have checked hoses, water pressure, filters and just about everything else we can without tearing it apart. Any ideas what the problem could be
Answer
I don't know the answer, but here's how to solve it. Call an appliance repair shop as close as possible to your home, or go in to their shop. Tell them the symptoms and tell them you would like to replace whatever part is bad yourself to save money. If they know the answer, they will tell you, they'll sell you the part and tell you how to install it. If they don't know the answer or if the repair requires expertise, they will offer to do a service call and fix it. All of the ones I ever dealt with are honest and skilled. They like to advise people and are very good at figuring out what's wrong just by listening to the symptoms.
Mayan
I don't know the answer, but here's how to solve it. Call an appliance repair shop as close as possible to your home, or go in to their shop. Tell them the symptoms and tell them you would like to replace whatever part is bad yourself to save money. If they know the answer, they will tell you, they'll sell you the part and tell you how to install it. If they don't know the answer or if the repair requires expertise, they will offer to do a service call and fix it. All of the ones I ever dealt with are honest and skilled. They like to advise people and are very good at figuring out what's wrong just by listening to the symptoms.
Mayan
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