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Pressure washer soap injector not working

When your pressure washer soap injector is not working, the most likely problem is a faulty chemical injection kit. This kit contains the parts needed to repair most injector system failures, including the injector spring, injector ball, injector o-ring, and related seals. A clogged siphon tube or soap filter is the next likely cause, especially if your pressure washer won't draw soap or the detergent siphon is not working. Check the tube for kinks, clean the filter, and make sure the connections are tight. If the pressure washer soap dispenser is not working, also inspect the black soap nozzle, since a blocked or incorrect nozzle can prevent detergent from entering the water stream. A damaged soap injector, injector o-ring, or chemical injector may also allow air into the system and stop detergent flow. Before replacing parts, flush the soap system with clean water and use the correct detergent setting. Enter your pressure washer's model number to find the exact replacement chemical injection kit or other compatible part for your specific machine.

01 - Chemical Injection Kit

Replace the chemical injection kit. The chemical injection kit contains the parts needed to repair most problems with the injector system.
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