I have karcher 620m pressure cleaner. Motor runs constantly but no pressure, just a thin stream of water which is just the pressure from the hose. Any idea what's wrong?
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It sounds like there may be a potential issue with the pressure build-up mechanism in your Karcher K2 compact. The constant motor running without water pressure could indicate a problem with the pump or the pressure switch. I would recommend checking the following:
1. Check the inlet filter: Ensure that the inlet filter is clean and free from any debris or blockages. A clogged filter can restrict water flow and affect pressure.
2. Inspect the nozzle: Make sure the nozzle is not obstructed or damaged. A blocked or damaged nozzle can restrict water flow and affect pressure as well.
3. Check the pressure switch: The pressure switch is responsible for regulating the motor and water flow. It's possible that the switch is faulty or not functioning correctly. Consider contacting Karcher customer support or a professional technician for assistance with checking and possibly replacing the pressure switch.
4. Examine the pump: There might be an issue with the pump itself. It could be worn out, clogged, or experiencing other internal problems. In such cases, it's best to reach out to Karcher customer support or a professional technician for further diagnosis and repair.
Remember to always follow safety precautions and consult the user manual provided by Karcher for specific troubleshooting steps and guidelines.
it is not uncommon that the switch is bad? if the switch controls the pressure telling it their is water and to start working? then i would just replace the switch.
what you describe indicates a problem hose or block nozzle jet
if it doesn't play up with a normal nozzle then it is not the hose or jet but that particular wand and nozzle you are using
do you have a sufficient inlet water supply for the pump
A common problem with these is a pressure valve inside the unit that controls the power to the pump. If the unit has not been used for some time the valve can stick.
Does the motor run when you press the trigger?
Please respond and I will advise further. (add a comment)
Before you start it up:
1. Disconnect the high pressure hose
2. Connect the water supply and turn on
3. Make sure water is flowing through the pump
Start the motor, run for about 10 seconds and then turn off.
Turn off the water supply, connect the high pressure hose, turn water back on, start the motor and away you go.
Check that the water supply is constant , it sounds like the pump might be pushing out more water than can be delivered , or it could be a dirty inlet filter
Hi
don't know if this will help, but when I use mine, to start the pressure up I have to turn the nozzle to fine spray then turn it to the power spray and it works every time, shouldn't have to do this but I got it for nothing.
I have exactly the same problem with K 620M
Low pressure, just a thin stream of water.
Any help would be appreciated.
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I have exactly the same problem with K 620M
Low pressure, just a thin stream of water.
Any help would be appreciated.
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yes i havethe same problem
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