はじめに
Follow this guide to rebuild the pump for the Karcher 15209900 electric pressure washer.
In order to complete this, you will need the pump rebuild kit. All of the parts that are replaced in this rebuild are listed in the guide.
Some of the body screws are deeply recessed and require a T15 driver with a 5-inch long shaft in order to reach.
Part of this procedure requires removing the pump assembly, with is partially filled with oil. You must refill the oil during reassembly. The part number for the oil is 6.288-219.0.
必要な工具と部品
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Use a T20 driver to remove the two 55mm-long screws securing the hand grip.
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Use a T15 driver to remove the six screws securing the top black plastic panels on either side of the device.
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Remove the two T15 screws securing the plastic feet—one screw on either side.
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Use a T15 driver to remove the ten screws securing the housing halves together.
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Remove the T15 screw underneath the wheel axle.
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Set the device on its side.
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Lift the housing half away from the body.
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Remove the housing.
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Slide the power cord strain relief out its notch on the plastic housing.
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Make sure that all five bushings are in place.
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In order for the housing to fit properly, the bushings must fit in their respective mounts.
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Make sure that the yellow tube is properly notched onto the housing.
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Make sure that the power cord strain relief sits correctly in the housing notch.
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Use a T20 driver to remove the four screws securing the electrical box cover.
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Use your fingers to pull each capacitor connector directly off of their spade plug.
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Remove the plate spring from the electrical box.
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Use a flat head screwdriver to remove the screw securing the ground wire in the electrical box.
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Use a T30 driver to remove the two bolts securing the electrical box to the motor assembly.
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Lift the electrical box away from the motor assembly, taking care to feed the wires through the cutout.
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Remove the electrical box.
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Use a T30 driver to remove the two bolts securing the excess current cover plate.
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Use a pair of pliers to grasp the blue tab on the excess current valve.
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Pull firmly to extract the excess current valve from the pump assembly.
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Lubricate the replacement valve's O-rings with the grease included in the rebuild kit.
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Press the replacement valve back into the pump.
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Replace the cover plate with a new one from the rebuild kit.
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Use pliers to grasp the tip of the fine filter in the water intake connector.
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Pull the fine filter out of the intake.
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Replace the fine filter with a new one from the rebuild kit.
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Use a hammer and pin punch to tap the cylinder head plate out of its groove.
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Remove the cylinder head plate.
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Use a 13mm socket to remove the four long bolts holding the pump assembly to the motor.
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Pour the pump oil out of the motor housing. If the oil looks serviceable, save it for reassembly.
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Reassembly tip: The piston assembly is sealed with oil, and the motor housing acts as an oil pan. Before you attach the pump to the motor, fill the piston well with oil, up to the bearing plate.
what type of oil lubricant ?
What oil weight is used? Is it this 15W-40 Karcher oil?
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Remove the motor/pump O-ring from the motor assembly.
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Replace the O-ring with a new one from the rebuild kit.
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Use a large flat head screwdriver to loosen the cylinder head from the piston assembly.
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Pull the cylinder head and piston assembly apart.
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Three grooved rings
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Three suction valves
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One throttle piece
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One joining piece
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Three white washers
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Use a pick tool to remove the three white washers from the piston cylinders.
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Use a pick tool to remove the three black washers from the piston cylinders.
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Use a screwdriver to dislodge and remove the three grooved rings from the piston cylinders.
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Replace the sets of grooved rings, black washers, and white washers with new ones from the rebuild kit.
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Apply grease to the replacement grooved rings.
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Note the orientation of the grooved rings when you insert them into the piston cylinder.
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When you replace the black washers, note that they are keyed to the piston cylinders.
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Use a large flat head screwdriver to unscrew the green nozzle insert from the cylinder head.
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Remove the three black grooved rings from the cylinder head.
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Replace the rings with new ones from the rebuild kit.
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Use pliers to pull the three suction valves out of the cylinder head.
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Replace the suction vales with ones ones from the rebuild kit.
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Use pliers to remove the throttle piece from the cylinder head.
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Replace the throttle piece with a new one from the rebuild kit.
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Insert an L-shaped pick tool into the hole that was previously covered by the joining piece.
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Press upwards to loosen the center drain plug.
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Insert an L-shaped pick tool into the connecting channel on each side of the center cylinder.
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Press upwards to loosen the drain plug.
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Remove the black drain plug and the plastic valve underneath it.
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Repeat the process for the remaining drain plug and valve.
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It is likely that the metal valve washers did not come out with the plastic valves. Follow this step to remove the metal valve washers from the cylinder head.
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Use needle-nose pliers to grasp the lip on the metal valve washers.
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Pull the metal valve washers straight out of the cylinder head.
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Replace the drain plugs and valves with new ones from the rebuild kit.
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Drop the valve back into the cylinder head.
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Press the drain plug back onto the cylinder head.
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At this point, you should have replaced all the parts that came with your rebuild kit. Click here to jump back to step 38, and follow the instructions in reverse order to reassemble the device.
At this point, you should have replaced all the parts that came with your rebuild kit. Click here to jump back to step 38, and follow the instructions in reverse order to reassemble the device.
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