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Powercraft Pressure Washer?

Pressure washer has developed a water leak from some point inside the unit.Having removed the 6 securing screws I have been unable to split the outer yellow casing to investigate.Would appreciate advice.
Brian James, May 2010
I have the same leak problem, just slide the outer black cover down and it will come off, undo the six hexagon screws in the the yellow casing, it will then pull off, connect the hose to the inlet coupling and turn the water on you can then see where the leek is.
my leek is on the plastic inlet water pipe I must have left water in it and it froze and split the pipe, it is dead easy to replace and at the moment I am trying to find out where I can obtain a replacement pipe any ideas?

mike, April 2011
You need to get the back fitting for tools off to access more screws.Two stud fixings at bottom to be levered up then pull the attachment up to slide off.Fault likely to be this part.

https://www.buyspares.co.uk/pressure-washer/k3-pressure-washers/catalogue.pl?shop=karcher&path=68311,68368

Don Johnstone, March 2011
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