Questions & Answers for: Karcher refrigerator full load amps

I have an SDMO generating set with a Mitsubishi S3 L2SD engine it is supposed to run at 1500 rpm but goes up and down depending on load, if I set the rpm at no load to 1500 as soon as a load is ...

...full choke, stalls if I unchoke it. It also loses power under load i.e. when blowing snow and won' throw. Also, the muffler heats up to red hot - I assume this is not good. Any suggestions? Thanks in ...

EXCELL VR2500 power washer runs and then stops EXCELL VR2500 with B & S 6.5HP starts up fine. Every five seconds or so though, it feels like something (maybe the pump) is putting a load on the ...

The motor keeps surging Hi, I have a Karcher KB4040, When it is fully connected up to water & electricity the motor keeps on surging trying to build up pressure, It still runs but it is on half ...

full. 1) Disconnect the garden hose and pressure hose to the pump. This will ensure there is not a pump pressure load on the engine. 2) Remove the spark plug, check it's color. Brown/Dark Brown is OK.

...load. fill the pump 3/4 of the way full and replace the head. there is a smoke stack on the pump but it is simply a breather not an oil fill. If this helps please rate this post. Bill the Tech there ...

running with a pulse/throb type motion. it is cutting out on an intermittent basis even when under full load. Have you checked to ensure that there are no leaks from the hose or any of the connections

...refrigerator, microwave oven, etc.  The little washer all by itself will pull close to 15 amps, which is the max capacity of older home circuits.Last, Look for the unloader valve.  This is ...

why wont my karcher window vac switch on even after a full charge any ideas ? wont turn on even after a full charge any ideas ? Take it apart and see what is stopping it (the motor) from turning . Had

Karch k591. it stops and starts on full pressure - is worth repairing? The unit won't work when on full pressure. It stops and starts until I turn the pressure off the lance? not really. It sounds ...