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<blockquote data-quote="Parks 788" data-source="post: 3957101" data-attributes="member: 14646"><p>Only asking. Are you sure the gold/copper fitting on the left side is for the PW hose. Typically, that type of fitting for a PW hose is a QC like on an air compressor. Your water supply hose would have a female hose fitting on it. </p><p></p><p>Like a few others stated. The vavles inside the PW pump are the typical issue. And when they are the issue it is typcially the $.50 rubber o-rings. Get a rebuild kit and replace all the O-rings in the pump. Usually an easy task. If you use the PW make sure you drain all the water out of it prior to storage. Disconnect the the water supply and run your PW for about 5-8 seconds with the wand trigger pulled. Disconnect the PW hose for storage too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Parks 788, post: 3957101, member: 14646"] Only asking. Are you sure the gold/copper fitting on the left side is for the PW hose. Typically, that type of fitting for a PW hose is a QC like on an air compressor. Your water supply hose would have a female hose fitting on it. Like a few others stated. The vavles inside the PW pump are the typical issue. And when they are the issue it is typcially the $.50 rubber o-rings. Get a rebuild kit and replace all the O-rings in the pump. Usually an easy task. If you use the PW make sure you drain all the water out of it prior to storage. Disconnect the the water supply and run your PW for about 5-8 seconds with the wand trigger pulled. Disconnect the PW hose for storage too. [/QUOTE]
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