Posted: 16 Apr 2006, 20:52
Gunge does build up in the hoses over a period of time (especially if cheaper screen wash or washing up liquids have been in system.)
First check & clean out the reservior. Best to remove it completely to do this.
Fill reservoir with warm (not boiling) water.
This next bit sounds/looks odd but it works if jet itself is only partially blocked;
Give the nozzle a good blow job (
suck) & hopefully that will dislodge gunge. (do not swallow! 
)
If that works then operate washers to flush out pipework. (repeat BJ/flush as required!).
If that is not successful then nozzle/pipe replacement required. Or (if you don't fancy that) fit a mini clamp to nearside hose to increase/balance up flows.)
Regards
First check & clean out the reservior. Best to remove it completely to do this.
Fill reservoir with warm (not boiling) water.
This next bit sounds/looks odd but it works if jet itself is only partially blocked;
Give the nozzle a good blow job (
suck) & hopefully that will dislodge gunge. (do not swallow! )If that works then operate washers to flush out pipework. (repeat BJ/flush as required!).
If that is not successful then nozzle/pipe replacement required. Or (if you don't fancy that) fit a mini clamp to nearside hose to increase/balance up flows.)
Regards
