Nathan
i turn it on and push test that dont work and i do the same with reset ive tryed both
Answer
Is the pressure washer power cord plugged into the wall outlet properly?
Has the "On-Off" switch or button on your machine been accidentally set to the "OFF" position?
Is there power in the wall outlet, or has a fuse blown or circuit breaker been tripped?
If a fuse has blown or circuit breaker tripped, replace the fuse or reset breaker. Your machine should now start.
If the fuse or breaker goes after you have replaced or reset, try plugging your machine into a different outlet.
An electric washer requires a good supply of power with no other high amperage draw appliances running on the same circuit.
High amperage appliances such as refrigerators, coffee machines, heaters, motors, etc. running on the same circuit as your pressure washer will cause fuses to blow or breakers to trip.
Is the pressure washer power cord plugged into the wall outlet properly?
Has the "On-Off" switch or button on your machine been accidentally set to the "OFF" position?
Is there power in the wall outlet, or has a fuse blown or circuit breaker been tripped?
If a fuse has blown or circuit breaker tripped, replace the fuse or reset breaker. Your machine should now start.
If the fuse or breaker goes after you have replaced or reset, try plugging your machine into a different outlet.
An electric washer requires a good supply of power with no other high amperage draw appliances running on the same circuit.
High amperage appliances such as refrigerators, coffee machines, heaters, motors, etc. running on the same circuit as your pressure washer will cause fuses to blow or breakers to trip.
Pressure Washer Problems?
Logan
I have a briggs & stratton troy built pressure washer. 190 cc. It will stall after about 3-5 seconds after startup. Fresh clean gas in the tank. Carb was just cleaned. I don't know what to do...
Also it got really hard to pull the crank cord after it stalled out
Answer
its not the engine, the pressure relief on the pump is bad, its not letting by. your building so much pressure it stalls the engine. my guess is its frozen in place. ive overhauled more than a few pressure pumps.
you should be able to squeeze the trigger and bleed off the pressure. keep the trigger squeezed while its running. letting go could damage the machine.
its not the engine, the pressure relief on the pump is bad, its not letting by. your building so much pressure it stalls the engine. my guess is its frozen in place. ive overhauled more than a few pressure pumps.
you should be able to squeeze the trigger and bleed off the pressure. keep the trigger squeezed while its running. letting go could damage the machine.
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