No pressure I have a husky 1750, With all connections clear of any obstructions the pressure washer turns on sounds normal, but when you pull the trigger there is no way near enough pressure to do anything..The gun and H/p hose is brand new..Any ideas?

Basic Issues As an electric-powered washer, a circuit overload may cause your Husky 1600 to shut down or prevent it from starting. In this case, check your home's electrical service panel for a tripped breaker or a blown fuse -- the 1600 requires a dedicated circuit rated at a minimum of 15 amps. To prevent a blown fuse, avoid using other large devices on the same circuit as your washer. If you use an extension cord, it must be rated at 15 amps as well. Before moving on to more complex troubleshooting measures, check the gun safety trigger and release the lock if your 1600's trigger will not move. Water Woes Releasing air from the pump serves as a simple fix for low-pressure water output; remove the wand and allow the washer to run as you depress the gun's trigger until the water output normalizes. If your water output seems to lack detergent, ensure that the clear tube is securely connected to the detergent nozzle. Likewise, check the connected water supply and make sure the faucet is fully open and that there are no kinks in the hose to ensure optimal pressure. Using a shorter garden hose makes for stronger pressure, as well -- Husky recommends a hose with a maximum length of 50 feet for a city water supply. Clearing Clogs If your Husky 1600's pressure seems lacking or its water flow is obstructed, clean the nozzle by removing the wand from the gun, clearing the nozzle hole of obstructions with a stiff wire and flushing the nozzle with clean water. Similarly, clean the washer's inner water screen, located behind the garden hose connector, by removing the screen and flushing it with water. This also corrects low or irregular pressure and may remedy a unit that does not stop releasing water when the trigger is released. Model HD1600 features a chemical solution reservoir with a similar screen; clean this screen in the same fashion if you experience chemical intake issues. More to Consider If your power washer issues go beyond troubleshooting basics, contact Husky's customer service department at 800-381-0999. Husky recommends contacting customer service when your 1600 has problems with its pump, bypass valve, discharge valve or manifold assembly, for instance. Because this series of powerwashers was originally offered around 2001 through 2008, Husky's one-year limited warranty no longer covers the cost of replacement parts or repairs.
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Their must b a leak some were even a slight 1 will cause this as there is a pressure censor in machine and will only stop when mno water is flowing

where does the link-mechanical gov. rod connect to the carburetor on the craftsman pressure washer number 919.762350.

Connect the black and white to the 1A and 2A (on side) then connect the gray and tan to the 1B and 2B, Black to 1A and Tan to 1B

try to install the fitting without the o-ring if connection is made then replace the o-ring the intend to swell.

Check for kinked or clogged water supply hoses(s). Be sure to make sure that if there is a screen-like filter in the supply hoses or at the inlet on the wash machine, that it is clear.

Shut the water supply off. Start the washer to fill on warm wash / rinse to relieve the water pressure in the hose. Shut off the washer. Unscrew the hose connection from the washer and direct both hoses into the washer tub (or other container). Turn the water supply on. Both hoses should discharge water evenly and forcefully, then shut the water off. If the flow was uneven, slow or poor - clear obstructions in / or replace the hose(s). Next, inspect the water inlet on the washer. Clear any obstructions, dirt, etc. Reconnect the hoses and try again. If flow is still lacking, there may be obstructions in water lines or valves INSIDE the machine.

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thats normal, it is reducing the built up pressure that is not needed until the trigger is pulled.

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usually you have to lower the pressure at the lane for the detergent to come through as it works on a venturi principle.
can you twist or pull back on the lance to lower the pressure?
if you can take out the lance extension and run the machine you will see if that is tha cse as it should then pull deterrgent into the pump.
alternatively take the high pressure hose off the front off the machine and run it, this should also pull detergent in. if not you have an obstruction in the detergent pipe, blocked filter, regulator not open enough. or a worn injector.

ball and spring stuck on end in in filter