On my karcher pressure washer, how do i get the soap to come out of the spray nozzle?

I posted an answer to no soap on the Karcher Factory-Reconditioned 2,600 PSI 2.3 GPM Gas Pressure Washer G 2600 VHR. Same machine I suppose, but use the black 65 l degree low pressure nozzle.
It's in the manual , I missed it and had a hell of a time trying to figure it out. If that doesn't work check the check valve on the pump(Where the soap hose is) , see if it's gummed up.

Be careful taking it off there's a spring and ball bearing in there.

yes they will not draw soap under pressure use the large black nozzle or no nozzle at all

if you have quick release nozzles take the nozzle out and try it it will not pull soap with normal nozzles or under high pressure

You will need to adjust the pressure to low pressure by adjusting the lance. This way the machine will draw chemical at low pressure.

you will probably need to adjust the nozzle on the end of the lance to olw pressure.

Do you have it on low pressure. This is usually done with the nozzle end depending on the model, They only apply soap at low pressure

Twist the end of the nozzle or jet pipe until you get low pressure. This will **** the soap through

I am sure it will only spray soap at low pressure. Usually an adjustment on the regular nozzle. it snaps forward to set on low pressure

dont have that one but different nozzles for soap spray and valve for soap?

Dear Pajodi,
I just came across your problem. I have just joined FIXYA, and solved various Karcher problems. First of all with all respect, the shop from where you bought the machine, must have told you all necessary instructions to operate your machine.
Now the soap always works on low pressure. So if you have a variable lance, turn it to low pressure. You can also remove the lance, and the soap will surely starts to work. With turbo lances, the soap system does not work. This concludes that the soap does not work when high pressure is used. Bigger machines do spray soap at high and low pressures. But these have regulating knobs, to swith off and on, the soap supply.
Regards,
MG.