Which bite valve does it use? I need to replace my daughter's.
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My son bit through his and I replaced it with the Camelbak Big Bite Valves (3 Color Pack). The colors worked out great because now I can tell whose is whose when I take them apart for cleaning.
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We bought "Camelbak Big Bite Valve (3 Color Pack)" off of Anazon to replace the bite valve our son bit through.
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It screws onto the tube via the thread piece of plastic that is mounted to the tube, when you removed the bite valve did you pull it off or screw it off?
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Either try using a razor blade or sharp paring knife. Look at one of your other valves and make a copy cut on your unslotted valve. Second option, contact Camelbak, they have an excellent customer service process. Based on my experience, I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't resolve this for you favorably. Good luck.
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Mine broke and i ended up buying this CamelBak Better Bottle Classic Cap (Graphite/Clear)I fits perfectly, but it has no valve.
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The SXT is Fleck's internal model (like SE or LE on a vehicle) for this digital valve. Although they have had some issues with their turbine meters, I sell mine with and recommend using the paddle wheel meter assembly instead, it's a very simple and reliable valve. Please let us know if you have any other questions concerning water treatment products. 623-224-9012 ABC Water Equipment
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Hi again Billhave a look at Flex 7000 bypass valve. It is also referred to as a yoke connection.Good Luck Ron
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I am not familiar with the models above. But, I have found that they have made this waterpik so that their own products can be used with any of the models. I think the mechanism where the pics plug in is most likely standard among the products. Look up the cs number and call them. AK
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As long as the old one is 110 volts AC, any intermittent duty water valve will do the job. Both parts look exactly the same, but there may be minor differences that might require a fitting adapter or some modification to the mounting bracket. Any differences in the two should be easy to get around.
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It's a bite valve, you need to bite the valve to open and blow air at the same time.
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I also used a pipe cleaner (the kind with a few metal strands also works best), to stick in the folding plastic part (not the bite valve). As this gets gunked up also. If you take the long plastic straw off, you can actually get the pipe cleaner all the way through, and you can pull it back and forth. I love this bottle also, but it is something you need to keep up with the cleaning on.
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Both ends have a 1/4 inch compression nut. The receiving fitting must have a wide enough opening to receive the end of the pex tube (look at the blown-up picture). This should fit just fint on the inlet on the fridge. On the other end, depends what you have installed. There are at least 2 types of copper shut off valves, one of these (a fitting for a flanged copper line I believe) will not work. Yes, if you cut off one end, it should fit the shark-bite. Btw _H_D_ also carries this exact line (except GE branded)
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Yep, will work fine, just turn the tap off, disconnect the bite valve, then turn the tap on and it should flow out at a decent rate (as long as the hose is lower than the bladder it will siphon out, otherwise you can just squeeze the bladder).
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The one I received is straight... I would suggest swapping the included bite valve with a better one such as one from Osprey (http://www.amazon.com/Osprey-Magnetic-Bite-Valve-Size/dp/B00AOGU8K2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1417010338&sr;=8-2&keywords;=hydration+bite+valve).
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I don't know, I own an Oral B. Call the company if you can find a customer service number on their site.
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I don't know, the ones I bought were improperly manufactured and didn't work. After I bought them I read the online reviews and realized that many people had the same issue with the little "tit's" that are supposed to open the valve. I ended up throwing the entire system in the trash and putting a new Fillrite/3M filter on, no issues with it so far.
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All I do with my bite valve is remove it, scrub it with a toothbrush and make sure there's nothing in the actual rubber (or whatever material it is) valve itself. If you're super paranoid, I suppose you could use some diluted bleach on any part of it as long as you wash it thoroughly.Edit: Also, for cleaning inside the bite valve once it's off, I've never had to do more than soapy water and a quick finger swipe with my pinky finger. Might be harder for people with big fingers, just shove something in there that won't poke holes in it with some soap and scrape around, you'll be good to go. All I do with my bite valve is remove it, scrub it with a toothbrush and make sure there's nothing in the actual rubber (or whatever material it is) valve itself. If you're super paranoid, I suppose you could use some diluted bleach on any part of it as long as you wash it thoroughly.Edit: Also, for cleaning inside the bite valve once it's off, I've never had to do more than soapy water and a quick finger swipe with my pinky finger. Might be harder for people with big fingers, just shove something in there that won't poke holes in it with some soap and scrape around, you'll be... » Read More All I do with my bite valve is remove it, scrub it with a toothbrush and make sure there's nothing in the actual rubber (or whatever material it is) valve itself. If you're super paranoid, I suppose you could use some diluted bleach on any part of it as long as you wash it thoroughly.Edit: Also, for cleaning inside the bite valve once it's off, I've never had to do more than soapy water and a quick finger swipe with my pinky finger. Might be harder for people with big fingers, just shove something in there that won't poke holes in it with some soap and scrape around, you'll be good to go. « Show Less
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Ours is a Model 380.......now several years old. This valve works perfectly.