If you are using a water tank for water supply, remove the water supply line from the pressure washer and connect a water hose from a faucet. Turn the water on, then crank the engine. Pull the trigger of the spray gun until water comes out. When then water starts to spray properly the release the trigger, shut engine down with pressure on the line then reconnect the water supply from the tank to the pressure washer. If this fixes the problem then the problem was "air-locked"! Happens alot with new pressure washers that have never been run. If you need any other help, please email me @ [email protected]
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Some guns get stuck when leftover water rusts their components, that happens quite often. To find out if there is a clog. remove the outlet hose from the pressure washer and turn on supply valve, if water circulates freely, reinstall outlet hose and remove spray gun, turn on water supply valve, if water comes out, take spray gun apart and clean components, that should take care of your problem.
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