Kärcher HD 3.5/35 G User Manual (English)

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Kristina PayneSep 7, 2025
What to do if my Kärcher HD 3.5/35 G Pressure Washer engine operates for 15 minutes then stops?
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  Robin GuzmanSep 7, 2025
  If your Kärcher Pressure Washer engine operates for 15 minutes and then stops, check the following: ensure there is enough gas or engine oil by filling the tank with gas and checking the oil level. It could also be due to vapor lock developed by the heat of the day; keep the gas tank full to avoid vapor locking. Finally, an obstruction in the fuel filter may be the cause; clean or replace the fuel filter.
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Jessica KlineAug 23, 2025
Why is the pressure fluctuating on my Kärcher HD 3.5/35 G Pressure Washer?
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  Beth AllenAug 23, 2025
  If you observe fluctuating pressure in your Kärcher Pressure Washer, the nozzle might be obstructed; try blowing out or removing debris with a fine needle. Another potential cause is the pump sucking air due to a leaking inlet hose. Ensure all hoses and fittings are airtight. Turn off the machine and trigger the spray gun until a steady flow of water emerges through the nozzle. Also, verify that the water supply is sufficient, checking the garden hose for kinks, leaks, or blockages, and ensure the water is turned on full force.
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Austin ObrienAug 25, 2025
What to do if my Kärcher HD 3.5/35 G engine will not start?
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  Linda HarrisAug 26, 2025
  If your Kärcher Pressure Washer engine won't start or stops while operating, first check the oil level and fill the engine with oil if it's low. Also, ensure the fuel tank has gasoline and if there is water in the gasoline, drain the gas tank and fill it with clean fuel.
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Oscar MatthewsAug 26, 2025
Why is the pressure low on my Kärcher HD 3.5/35 G Pressure Washer after normal use?
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  Randy MorenoAug 26, 2025
  If the pressure of your Kärcher Pressure Washer is low after a period of normal use, the nozzle may be worn. Replacing the nozzle might solve this issue. Also, the unloader valve may be worn, and replacement of the unloader valve may be needed.
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Michael ReedAug 27, 2025
Why is my Kärcher HD 3.5/35 G Pressure Washer engine overloaded?
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  Jeffery HollandAug 27, 2025
  If your Kärcher Pressure Washer engine is overloaded, it might be due to a partially blocked nozzle. Try cleaning the nozzle. Alternatively, excessive pressure from high engine RPM could be the cause. Adjust the engine throttle to lower the RPM.
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Anna LopezAug 28, 2025
Why is there water in the pump oil of my Kärcher Pressure Washer?
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  Katie SmithAug 29, 2025
  If you notice water in the pump oil of your Kärcher Pressure Washer, it could be due to water being sprayed at the machine. Change the oil and direct the spray away from the machine. High humidity can also cause this issue; in such cases, check and change the oil twice as often.
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Catherine WellsSep 13, 2025
What does it mean if water is leaking from the pump protector of my Kärcher HD 3.5/35 G?
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  Brandi JohnsonSep 13, 2025
  Water leaking from the pump protector of your Kärcher Pressure Washer can occur if the spray gun is closed with the machine running for 5 minutes or longer; open the spray gun or turn off the machine. It may also be due to excessive water supply pressure; place a pressure regulator at the end of the 50' garden hose.
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Ann StevensonSep 8, 2025
Why does my Kärcher HD 3.5/35 G engine lack power?
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  adamcannonSep 8, 2025
  If your Kärcher Pressure Washer engine lacks power, it is likely due to a dirty air filter. Replace the air filter to resolve this issue.
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Diane RichardsonSep 5, 2025
Why does my Kärcher Pressure Washer engine falter?
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  ichenSep 6, 2025
  The engine of your Kärcher Pressure Washer may falter if the choke is opened too soon. To fix this, move the choke to the halfway position until the engine runs smoothly.
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rachel24Sep 3, 2025
What to do if my Kärcher Pressure Washer has no detergent?
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  Sean PierceSep 3, 2025
  If your Kärcher Pressure Washer is not dispensing detergent, first check that the detergent suction tube is properly connected to the machine. If it is, the detergent might be too thick; try diluting it, or use the manufacturer's detergent for best results. Ensure the detergent filter valve is not at the lowest setting; set it to a higher setting. Also, check if the filter on the detergent suction tube is clogged; run warm water through it to remove any debris. If the detergent suction tube is damaged or clogged, remove the obstruction or replace the tube. Finally, if a high-pressure nozzle is attached, replace it with a black detergent nozzle. Check if the discharge nozzle is obstructed, and if so, blow out or remove debris with a fine needle.