Part Location Diagram of 4.580-330.0 Karcher Suction Valve Complete
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Suction Valve Complete 4.580-330.0

$11.17
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Fix Number:
FIX9949583
Manufacturer #:
4.580-330.0
Manufactured by:
Karcher

Product Description

This part includes one pump check valve for use with pressure washers. The pump check valve and the piston regulate the flow of water through the pump assembly. It is common for the part to wear out over time, so it should be part of your regular inspection check-list. If you use your pressure washer quite a bit, we recommend having one of these on hand in your tool box.

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Gerald
June 22, 2022
Check valve leaking. There is three of these valves. Do I need to replace all three valve as unit is over 6 years old.
For model number K4400G
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Hello Gerald, Thank you for the question. We recommend replacing each valve at the same time to prevent premature wear on the new valve. If you need help placing an order, customer service is open 7 days a week. Please feel free to give us a call. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Mark
July 6, 2023
After a short time running, my pressure washer does not pressure up when I pull the trigger. If I remove the tip from the wand and pull the trigger, I can then replace the tip and the problem is overcome for one cycling or until I release the trigger again.
For model number K2400 HH
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Hi Mark, thank you for reaching out. We would suggest making sure the jet pipe is not clogged. If the issue remains, the fault might be with the nozzle, part number FIX10020775. Blocked nozzle may prevent water from escaping, while a worn nozzle will allow too much water to pass through, causing the pressure to drop. We hope this information helps!

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