
The parts that do not break so much as get destroyed. A wheel that has been dragged across a workshop floor for five years, a detergent tank cracked by a dropped lance, or oil that has quietly gone milky because nobody has changed it since the machine was new. None of it is expensive. All of it stops the machine being useful.
Pressure cleaner wheel, tank or consumable - Detergent tank, suits K series.
| Part | Detergent tank |
|---|---|
| Fits | K series |
| Part number | 115 30290019 |
| Pump oil | SAE 30, non-detergent, non-foaming, 1 L |
| Wheel sizes | 300 mm and caster |
| Tank | Detergent tank, K series |
| Fitment | Comet built machines and the hot water units around them |
If the oil in the sight glass looks like milky coffee, water is getting past the water seals into the crankcase. Changing the oil will make it look right for about an hour. What it actually needs is a water seal kit - and the sooner you fit one, the less chance the crank and rods are already scored.
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