Exactly what I was looking for, thank you very much!

thank you very much sir I'm happy to this video.

Great Sir

Thanks for this video. I've had mine for just over 2 years, only use it for washing my cars. It probably has about 20 hours of use on it and I have this leak. Really disappointing for such an expensive machine. Debating whether or not to do this fix myself or send it off somewhere. Is there a recommended place to send to in the US? Shipping is going to be a nightmare.

Thank you for these excellent videos. My two year old barely used 1322 TS has a slow oil leak that seems to be the main motor seal. Disappointing to say the least. Happy to have your videos though!

This is a job that is best left to the professionals imo

Were would you buy the parts and tools from to do the seal

Hi Malcolm. If I send in my machine for service and it requires some seals, is the labour included in the service cost? So that I know the max price it will be is the service cost plus the seals? Cheers

what is the weight of just the pump without that cradle it sits on?

I have 2 I need oil seal

What type of grease do you use?

Hi recently i changed my oil seal but again there is a white texture again after using one time,i used a little grease can this also be reason and can i use the machine without changing oil

Malcolm long screws on the bottom???

Yo I tried doing this but ran into the problem of my wobble plate not coming out (at around 0:40 in the video). I'm cross commenting this here in case anyone has the same issue: It is a bitch to do. 1. make sure the armature/shaft is fully seated into the transmission housing, then 2. take an allen key and feed it in between the transmission housing and the wobble plate. 3. Rotate the allen key so it's slotted underneath the wobble plate. You might want to do this with two allen keys on opposite sides of the wobble plate. You want to get it nice and firm since. You can rotate the wobble plate so it squeezes against the allen key at the low spot (it also wobbles on the bottom). 4. With the allen key in place and a 3/8" extension, tap/bash the armature shaft down as far as it will easily go. 5. Repeat step THREE with a larger allen key, then repeat step FOUR. 6. Keep repeating step FIVE until you've exhausted the largest allen key you can squeeze in there 7. Now you get to use two allen keys stacked up on one another UNDERNEATH the wobble plate. 8. Eventually I had to go to THREE ALLEN KEYS stacked underneath, but then I could pry the wobble plate free through one of the oil holes. Quick note: you will need a nice way of supporting the transmission housing/armature assembly by the transmission housing. It has to be tall enough to lift the armature off the work surface from the rear face of the transmission housing. I used two 2x4's glued together perpendicularly and they worked perfectly.

Hi. My K7 was stored on its side for around 3 months accidentally. When I found it there was a small pool of oil on the floor and after being stood upright overnight the rest of the oil came out of the bottom of the machine indicating this seal. Do I still need to replace the seal in this video even though the machine was working perfect before it went into storage? Is it possible for oil to leak from the bottom of the machine if this seal is not faulty but as a result of being on its side or is the only possible way for oil to leak from here if the seal is gone?

which oil should be used?

I did this exact repair yesterday on my 1120T. My unit exhibited the exact same prom lens and what I removed the motor the seal was damaged the exactly the same. I put it all back together and it still leaks!!!!! S@$!, what could I have done wrong here? Any ideas guys???

hi, I am a Kranzle 790TST user, I have a problem. The problem is when I use the machine, the machine suddenly turns off, can you tell me the cause?

So if it leaks and doesn't get worse, what's the risk of just keeping the oil filled? Mine too has probably 20-25 hours and leaks...

And a 6-8 week wait for a machine?

The Kranzler is expensive and supposed to last, but many owners face problems. I don't understand why the company is still in business.