"John" wrote in message
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Oh no ---not a cheap Karcher at almost £200 from their main suppliers!
and the wand (Lance) and the replacements were all genuine Karcher parts.

---You want to try again with some help?
Or anyone else who can give a realistic answer to my problem----------



I think you will find the problem is caused by either hard water deposits
or grit getting back up into the nozzle

Its vital when storing Karchers for the winter to store with the nozzle up
so that water etc runs back down into the hose

I also know of a small engineering Co who will replace just the nozzle for
a few £ instead of the £60 it costs for a replacement wand

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