Mine came out of the box doing it. Not that I can't do it but Westinghouse wants to send me a new carb to install it myself and I requested $50 an hour to do their warranty work. Waiting on the call back. If not I'm just going to run non-stop until it blows up. Then they can come and get it.
Great video. I have the same PW with the same exact issue. I thought the worst and was ready to trash it. It's only been used a handful of times so practically new. I was thinking it needed a major overhaul and was looking to replace it with an electric-powered one like Greenworks or something similar. I'll take a crack at fixing this one before I jump into something else. Thanks for this valuable info.
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Hey so I got a similar pressure washer it's a Duromax, sing principal, my question is: I was able to finagle my way into a brand new carburetor, and I'm still having an issue so I'm not thinking it's a hardware issue I think it might be as soon as you I'm just trying to figure out the easiest way for me to repair this and the company is kind of tired of answering me not being a service technician, thanks small engine repair guy!
good video... i have ro clean the carburetor every year when i start it. now i need to find the part number to the fuel line coming for the gas tank to the carbarator. i cut it while trying to remove the clip..ooops..
I did, all they had was a windshield washer hose of the size. It’s on now, I was however of it having gas through it. We’ll see. Do you know what engine is used in the 3100 PSI model? I have leak in the carburetor now, so I want to find replacement gaskets. Thanks for the reply’s
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Mine is only 2-3 yrs old and probably only used it 10 times and it did this. Appreciate the vid. Fixed the problem and good to go.
Mine came out of the box doing it. Not that I can't do it but Westinghouse wants to send me a new carb to install it myself and I requested $50 an hour to do their warranty work. Waiting on the call back. If not I'm just going to run non-stop until it blows up. Then they can come and get it.
Great video! Thank you!
Great video. I have the same PW with the same exact issue. I thought the worst and was ready to trash it. It's only been used a handful of times so practically new. I was thinking it needed a major overhaul and was looking to replace it with an electric-powered one like Greenworks or something similar. I'll take a crack at fixing this one before I jump into something else. Thanks for this valuable info.
Thank you brother for the maintenance video
Great video dude
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Hey so I got a similar pressure washer it's a Duromax, sing principal, my question is:
I was able to finagle my way into a brand new carburetor, and I'm still having an issue so I'm not thinking it's a hardware issue I think it might be as soon as you I'm just trying to figure out the easiest way for me to repair this and the company is kind of tired of answering me not being a service technician, thanks small engine repair guy!
Just did this myself and got it running, however it wouldn’t spray, did research and alls it was the tip was clogged
good video... i have ro clean the carburetor every year when i start it. now i need to find the part number to the fuel line coming for the gas tank to the carbarator. i cut it while trying to remove the clip..ooops..
Take a piece of hose to your local auto store. They should have that size.
I did, all they had was a windshield washer hose of the size. It’s on now, I was however of it having gas through it. We’ll see. Do you know what engine is used in the 3100 PSI model? I have leak in the carburetor now, so I want to find replacement gaskets. Thanks for the reply’s