Everyone's connected, plugged in, switch it on and nothing would work. This is actually my old pressure washer and I actually have a place this last year with the K7. This model here, I mean this was only just over a year old when I replaced this but the reason I replaced this is because it didn't stop working. It would not pressure when you switched it on just like this. Everyone's connected, plugged in, switch it on and nothing would work. Now me without the search, I just use these all the time. I just end up going out and buying the premium model, thinking that this was totally a bust. I've had time today just to do a little bit of a search on this. I've actually got it working again within five minutes so I just thought of a share. In case anybody's got the same problem. I think this may work for the other K1234 models as well but don't quote me on that, I've only tried it with the K5. If you have this problem, wherever it is hooked up to your pressure washer, the hose is live, the power is on at the wall and it will not fire up. It will not work. It will do in a zongle, it will show you and it's very easy to do and I'm pretty sure it may solve a problem. Not always but it's worth a shot before you either blend this or send it back to catch up or get repaired. In case what you need to do, just make sure the power is off on your unit. It's obviously plugged into it. Leave the hose connected to the unit. Switch the water off for the moment which I'll do just now. Once the water is off, the power is off. What you need to do now is disconnect this hose from the actual land. Just sleep forward. Just push this yellow button here and pull the hose out at the same time. I'm one handed here so I'll just stop the camera there and get this hose out and show you what to do next. Yes, what actually causes this issue is an airlock. Like that within the motor somewhere or within the hose. It's basically trapped there and it seems to trigger some sort of safety switch where it won't allow you to switch the actual pump on if there's air in the system. So all we're doing here is going to bleed the air out of the system, connect all this back up, turn the water on and then try switching this back on. Let's see if it fires up. I'll show you what to do. As I said, get to this stage here. Go back to the wall, turn the water on. I'll do it now just to show you. The water's running freely out of the hose now out of here. What you want to do is just leave that for a good five minutes. I don't know, the idea of me and that we want to get any air that's trapped in the water and get it out of the system. We're basically just getting rid of the airlock. You can see that's still splattering a little bit there so obviously some air in the system again. So do this for five minutes. Take it from there. Okay, it's fed the water running for a good five minutes. Switch the off at the wall again. Now we'll just simply replace the hose into the lance. Push it in. Okay, back switch the water on. Okay, so we're reconnected the hose. We've got the water back on. Now we want to try and power this unit up now. So it's done this on. Yeah. As you can see, our works fine. It's powered up now, which it wasn't doing before. Let's try the lance. Perfect. Please like the video, share it if you can, if it will help other people. And feel free to subscribe to my channel. It'll be much appreciated as well. Okay, thanks for watching. Cheers. Thanks for watching.