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Small repairs
do it yourself!
No water from the nozzle but the gauge
shows full pressure: Most likely the nozzle
is blocked.
water but a filling with glycol to damp the vibration of
the pointer.)
Proceeding: Switch off the cleaner. Pull plug from
the socket. Operate gun seveal times to decrease
the pressure. First unscrew gun and lance, then rinse
hose from any residues. Check water inlet filter for
soiling. If the problem still exists, take wire (paper
clip) and push cautiously through nozzle opening. If
this procedure is not successful, the nozzle has to be
dismantled and cleaned (from the backside) or even
replaced, if necessary.
Pressure gauge shows little pressure, the
water from the nozzle comes in squirts.
The high-pressure hose vibrates.
Most likely the valves are soiled.
(Inside the pressure gauge is no water but a filling
with glycol to damp the vibration of the pointer).
Proceeding:
Unscrew all 6 valves, one after the other
(hexagonal brass screws, 3 in a row,
vertically and horizontally)
Take out valve body (with green or red plastic
coating) and O-ring by means of needle nose
pliers. Check O-ring for damage. In case of a
damage the O-ring has to be replaced.
Take a wire (paper clip) and clean valves under
running water. Also clean valve seating inside the
pump.
Do not forget the O-ring during reassembly!
(Inside the pressure gauge there is no
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