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7 years 2 months ago #2155
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My sears electric pressure washer won't run. After letting go of the trigger and the pressure switch shut it off, it won't turn on after pulling the trigger again. It's just dead. Anyone know where to look first? I did take the nozzle off to make sure the pressure was relieved.
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7 years 2 months ago #2157
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Thanks for the post Boris,
Was this issue resolved? I see you posted a reply in a previous post, wanted to make sure.
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Was this issue resolved? I see you posted a reply in a previous post, wanted to make sure.
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7 years 2 months ago #2158
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No, I fixed the first problem then this problem occurred.
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7 years 2 months ago #2171
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Boris,
I'd start with the power cord, GFCI and switch...check that there is continuity with unit unplugged between the power cord, switch and motor. If there is power to the motor but it still will not turn then check to make sure the pump is not locked up preventing the motor from turning. If the pump is free then there is a motor problem, i.e. brushes or a short. If the problem is more than minor (such as switch) then the unit is probably not worth repairing. It looks like the motor/pump assembly is not available and the power cord with GFCI is over $100.00 Small electric power washers are typically under $200.00
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I'd start with the power cord, GFCI and switch...check that there is continuity with unit unplugged between the power cord, switch and motor. If there is power to the motor but it still will not turn then check to make sure the pump is not locked up preventing the motor from turning. If the pump is free then there is a motor problem, i.e. brushes or a short. If the problem is more than minor (such as switch) then the unit is probably not worth repairing. It looks like the motor/pump assembly is not available and the power cord with GFCI is over $100.00 Small electric power washers are typically under $200.00
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7 years 3 weeks ago #2206
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I finally got to pull it apart and found a stuck piston for the pressure switch. Thanks everyone for your help.
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7 years 3 weeks ago #2207
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That's great to hear Boris, glad you found the problem!
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