Loud, intermittent popping noise with a gas pressure washer that is rarely used, except in the summer and usually stored. Any ideas? Thanks!

the head gasket sounds like it went bad

Hello,

take the back panel off and check the belt, if that looks good it sounds like the rear bearing has failed, let me know,

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Hi,

Here is a tip that I wrote about dryers and noises...

It will help you determine what is happening there...

Dryer Repair Squeaks, Grinding, Clicking and Knocking Noise


heatman101

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Intermittent load noise (usual intermittent pulse noise is exaggerated) and the food is not heating though everything else seems to opperate normally: The Triac or Diode is capute.

You need to replace this part (@$30), but first need to discharge the capacitor, which is dangerous. I am going to give it a "shot", and not a "shock", all the punn intended. I will use an long insulated screw driver to touch both of the 2/3 tines of the adjacent capacitor, which will give a load "POP!" 2-3x to insure the stored energy is diffused.
Then, hopefully, simply replace the longe wire diode.
TaDa!

I would need to hear this noise to help, sorry, but you need a shop to look into this.

sounds like head pressure problem it is most likely clogged on condenser try washing out really good then try again

Are you sure the adapters are installed in the correct direction? To release the pressure you could turn the water off, and then turn the washer on. The residual pressure will be released. Then you can turn the washer off and remove the hoses.

i started a load it aggetates but when it gets to next cycle it does nothing . i can hear timer switch to next cycle but it doesnt soin or drain .what can it be?

you have a problem with your amp. most likley the finals are passing dcv intermitently to the load.

if its while filling may be water pressure try turning tap down (hot)