There's a knob on the wall plug which fits the shape of the indent on the bottom of my 3745 brush. Should I put the brush on that or in the hole?
190745
The knob is for unscrewing the battery for recycling it. Place the brush into the hole for charging.
209800
It depends on the diameter of the knob (handle?) of the brush. The inside diameter of the hanger loop is 1 1/4 inches. The opening of the loop is 1 inch. I use VanDen Hagen's boar bristle brushes. The first one snagged bristles on the ends of the loop, but the knob is radiused and I could avoid snagging by angling the knob as I inserted the brush. The second brush slips in unimpeded. Clearly, the brushes are not consistent in size...not an issue for me. Is there an actual advantage to using a badger brush? Hope this helps.
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I attach the hose to my brush pole. Its a hard fit but it works, The only problem I have is that I need an extension for the main drain end because the one it has, has that valve that opens and closes which does not allow for full suction
1970877
Hole pattern is too small (lengthwise). Assuming that you are talking about a wall-plate such as an outlet wall-plate.
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lol. The plugin is right between the handles at the bottom. You'll see a small circular hole with two symmetrically rectangular holes next to it. Hope that helped :)
1540550
According to the instructions, there are three types of brushes that fit (normal, round, and the one shown on the box)The ones that I had for the previous brush fit along with the one in the box (one shown on the box)I can't speak for any brushes older than the previous model.SLL
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I have an Omega Pro 48 brush that has the biggest knot I've ever seen (28mm), and I had to adjust the brush holder a bit. (Thumbs on the inside ends of the brush holder work fine.) Just force it apart slightly. Try the fit, repeat as necessary. Or ignore it, the normal size Parker/Jagger brushes fit just fine and a few strands won't affect the shave. Brush just looks better, opened up a bit.
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I'm not sure about the 3715 but I have a 3716 and it fits just fine. The only difference is that the original replacement brushes twisted on and these simply slip on. I have no idea why they're so expensive in the US as opposed to Europe though.
812281
If the end of ur hose or extension wand is NOT bigger than 1 1/4 " it will fit! ,so the part u have can't be bigger than what u want to put into the brush head
1418650
If the base you have is a loop that the brush handle nests into, this one won't fit. This one sits on a peg in top of the base.
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Hi Paul, The plug end of the cord fits through the one of the "Mickey Mouse" looking holes (a bill hole for the plug and two smaller side holes to hold the cord) in the side of the reel. You can leave as much or as little cord sticking out as you want. For me it seems to work best with the cord end sticking out on the opposite side of the knob.I use these things for up to 100' of electric cords and 50' of 1/4" polyurethane air hoses. I have five, they work great and are tough.
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I am waiting for my can to arrive. But, with the old steel cans of Heat, it was easy to punch a hole in the metal plug and then just pry the plug out. It looked like it was a solid inner cap but it was just a tight press fit. I went to the dollar store and found a household spray bottle for a buck. If the spray trigger and tube fit the can, I will use it. If I have to use the plastic spray bottle I will test it first to make sure the Ballistol does not inadvertently eat away at the bottom of the bottle.
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Mine does the same thing. I haven't bothered with it yet cause I haven't needed to hold it down. Best solution is to puts some tape around the plug on the part that goes into the hole and then glue it in with a quality glue. Before I glue mine I was also thinking about putting a solid 1/4" or smaller iron rod through the whole length off the inside to add some weight to it. You can purchase that at Lowe's and they should cut it to size for you. Hope that helps you friend!
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We just removed the top of the plug hole thst is already in the double sink and used it for the spicket hole, it worked perfectly. It is the same size as the whole used if you have a sprayer on your faucet setup.
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Unscrew the five screws (philips) or so that hold on the bottom front steel plate, comes off ez once their out (might be plastic plate part where roller comes through) Pull that off set aside, then you'll notice your brush is held in by squares in the corner don't worry only fits in a certain way to put back so can't mess up putting it back together. Then once you pull your brush head up and off you'll see a big steel shaft below about five inches down just put belt around roller and around the steel shaft might take some pulling to get it on, then slide roller back in it's corners into it's position and put plate back on and screw down with whatever screws you didn't lose if you like me. I do this about once to twice a year and your vacuum won't smell like burnt rubber from a bad belt slipping and it will always have amazing suction, it's very easy once you get it, you can do it. Write me back if you have problems and I can help. Check you tube video on this to get an idea if you need more input. good luck.
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You may need to move screw hole and do some cutting for the plug in. If you have a drill and Dremel it should not be hard
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I assume you mean the elbow that you are attaching to the wall inlet? Are you using the "sweep" elbow or the short elbow? The short elbows should fit.