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I have one that will shut off pressure when the water supply varies. Check your water tap, make sure all your connections are TIGHT. If not they will suck air and interrupt and pump cycle. Use new hose washers on everything. The engine (mine is Honda) will also buck in response to varying flow demand. It has an auto-close spring/lever to prevent it from overrunning if it loses incoming water. Good luck.
there should be a low presure tip for dispensing wash cleaner or if you have an adjustable wand turn it to low presure setting also make sure the suction tube is open some have a adjustable filter...good luck
it just the presure building back up ,it will last years doing this,i would not worrie as replacing the presure pump will only be a temp fix and it will do it again ,most washes do this after a year or lots of use.
Try to release the pressure from the wand. Take of the tip if you have to. If that doesn't work take the spark plug out and pull, oil may have gone into the valves. Clean the plug and put it back. It will clear, the smoke that is. Lemme know. Please rate me
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