Pressure Washer Wand Repair - PART 2

[@roberttheriot7612]

great vid. once i stop spraying and decide to start again it's a no go. can't squeeze the trigger to make it spray again can you possibly help me. thanks in advance

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Why not 1 single video vs 3 shorts?! My BLack & Decker starting doing this after i adjusted the nozzle. It started with the engine not cutting off, then i heard a piop in the gun and it started to leash out water. I opened it and cant not find any crack at all. Guess i need to perhaps check with cover off and hoze connected, but i doubt connetion holding the pressure hoze will hold it in.

[@irubadub6389]

I like the way you work buddy beer in the video

[@GongshowGarage]

Lol thanks buddy it's in each vid

[@leonsmith2325]

hey man i was taking the handle apart as u did and i lost the spring do u know what size spring it is so i can go to home depot and maybe replace it thanks

[@GongshowGarage]

Leon Smith sorry I do not but use the ball bearing to match up another spring the tenting might be a little different

[@Bobster986]

I a Snap-On (Model 691699) and it was leaking water the same way in the handle, but when I took the wand gun apart I found that the valve was cracked and needs to be replaced completely. I have been searching for this part but can't find it. Is this wand universal or do I need to but one from Snap-on and where?

[@rodjansonius2964]

That helped me diagnose my problem thank you

[@janellewolves6729]

Hi, good job first off. I hate it when someone comments with negative crap. So my question, my wand does not have a ball in it. I replaced the o-rings, still leaks. Probably wrong o-rings,. Company has no info on it. I tried to buy the same size. My guess is, I did not re-assemble it correctly. I now have two of these wands that spew water and I have NO pressure when these leak., Both are not the exact same model. tiny suggestion. after you get it part, would be great if we could see exactly how you do this. I realize it is not easy to make videos, while working on the part for the video. Still a good job.

[@nicholaseff8511]

wrap the o-rings with teflon tape

[@RomboutVersluijs]

@@nicholaseff8511 was thinking off that as well, i dont see any damage to my o-rings. no crack in the plastic in pipes neither. Disassembled the complete trigger mechanism. Mine consists of a small white tube with 2 holes and a pin in the middle with cut outs. My guess when triggering those cutouts align with the small holes. I guess its perhaps leaking at the top where a spring is connected to give pressure to the hing.

[@nicholaseff8511]

​@@RomboutVersluijs I have to say it wasn't worth the effort to repair the wand unless you like a challenge and have spare time on your hands. After I got it to stop leaking I used it a few times but it was falling apart. I bought the following from Amazon for ~$35 and it works great with this washer, better than the original wand (PEGGAS - Pressure Washer Spray Gun, Wand & Nozzle Kit - Power Washer Gun Combo 4,000 PSI- 16" Pressure Washer Wand - 5 Piece Pressure Washer Tips - M22 Connector on Spray Gun).

[@RomboutVersluijs]

@@nicholaseff8511 But thats like finding a needle in a haystack, it needs to be able to connect to the hoze?!

[@nicholaseff8511]

@@RomboutVersluijs Exactly, thats why I am saving you the trouble of buying and returning incompatible junk. Buy that exact item and you will have no problems and no regrets.

[@johnmilner7603]

I use plumbing grease on the O rings.

[@randyp5510]

Mine leaked but it ended up being cracked from freezing over the winter

[@ken48827]

Mine leaks like a siv. I couldn't get past step one, separating the wand at the middle.

[@alwynquinn7899]

Ken Hoying zkarcherr

[@bradparson1637]

I broke the wand off my gun any body tell how to get the small piece out of my St 2000 power washer gun,its in the front nut .

[@AbdulMajeed-vx4dh]

Hallo,You are not showing properly which part you are taking out and how you are fixsing,you have to show properly.Thanking you to giving Expiriance.

[@julioalbertocarrizo7086]

muy bueno

[@diegudr]

Of course you filmed it but for everyone else..

[@DayClanTribe]

where's the results?

[@ericwylie7415]

Look at parts 3 and 4

[@diegudr]

Use your phone to take a photo before you take things apart.

[@dianedesrosiers2057]

Your hands is always in the way. Your camera must be in front of you, or up.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

they seem like plastic crap from the inside its feels like ticking bomb waiting to crack. lots of them are above 1000 PSI, why the hell plastic?!? major customer screw over i think

[@archiesvlogmc]

Not helpful the only thing I can see is your huge hands thumbs down