How do u get hose to stay connected
2076536
My vacuum unit is ok in that area. I push the hose connection on and give it a small quarter turn twist and it stays put.
2076537
If you are talking about the main hose that has the crevice tool fitting on it, it is a left handed thread. Tighten by turning it counter clockwise. Maybe try some silicone or soft glue. It is one of the flaws of this vacuum. And honestly, frustrating..
2076538
It just needs to be pushed in firmly. I haven't had ant problems with it. Nice Vacuum.
1666034
You need to push the adapter deeper into the bag or go to the hardware store and buy a small hose clamp, mine worked okay.
1350174
I have had the same problem everyone else seems to be having and the seller, Amazon and the broker would not help. You might be stuck with a very expensive hose.
2237628
I use some good ol' strong duct tape and go over and over the connection and up and down a bit. Sometimes I'll add some aluminum tape over that. It works just great! (I've had to use the duct tape hoses that have cracked open... and that works fine, too.)
772517
I am looking for same answer where do you connect hose? as I did not receive a "easy follow video" as stated?also I cannot push the arms forward to secure...are they just this snug?
2215060
I wish there was a way. I tried a couple of things, but because of the expandable "nature" of the tube and the outside covering I could not. I bought one Pocket hose and then a week later, but before the first one failed, I bought another. Unfortunately both started leaking at the ends. Then the Pocket Hose sprung a leak in the middle of the hose and I gave up trying to repair them. The hose is a wonderful concept that currently does not work. I have been looking at reviews for other brands of flexible hoses and they seem to be failing too. Too bad. By the way I bought another flexible hose for my sister in law and it has started to leak too. I wish there was a way. I tried a couple of things, but because of the expandable "nature" of the tube and the outside covering I could not. I bought one Pocket hose and then a week later, but before the first one failed, I bought another. Unfortunately both started leaking at the ends. Then the Pocket Hose sprung a leak in the middle of the hose and I gave up trying to repair them. The hose is a wonderful concept that currently does not work. I have been looking at reviews for other brands of flexible hoses and they seem to be failing too. Too bad. By the way I bought another... » Read More I wish there was a way. I tried a couple of things, but because of the expandable "nature" of the tube and the outside covering I could not. I bought one Pocket hose and then a week later, but before the first one failed, I bought another. Unfortunately both started leaking at the ends. Then the Pocket Hose sprung a leak in the middle of the hose and I gave up trying to repair them. The hose is a wonderful concept that currently does not work. I have been looking at reviews for other brands of flexible hoses and they seem to be failing too. Too bad. By the way I bought another flexible hose for my sister in law and it has started to leak too. « Show Less
2276006
I haven't used a hose. I empty by hand. Try disconnecting the hose and then running it. That's one way to narrow down the problem. If its acting normally then, I would reconnect the hose and try running it again. Hope that helps.
22718
Not sure exactly which wand attachment you are having problems with. I just push in the red button and it releases from the unit and then slides onto the hose with a click. If it's the longer piece just pull up on it and it will come off. It will also attach to the hose with a click. I'll go home for lunch and check for sure.
326809
Attach the end of the hose to the water supply. Then all you have to do is turn the water on and watch the hose grow. When are finished with the hose to drain water, turn the water off and hold the nozzle till water drains out.
68105
Yes, you can stay connect if your location of hose box is close to the faucet. I don't keep mind connected especially during the winter months
1510718
I have had that problem a couple times. Can't say how to fix only that I use something like a wired coat hanger and bend the end as to not puncture the hose. That does the trick, good luck. Peter
1195359
You have to have a hose with a removable tip. Otherwise you'll have to tape it on there. I did that a few times but it is annoying to do. Some options are the Nogoom, Nammor, and certain Khalil Mamoon hoses.
2185529
Sounds like you have a problem with your hose. I would just replace the hose and it should work fine.
1940818
I have never had this problem. I would follow Dave's advice since the directions do say you should keep the hose stretched out straight when not in use. We just run the hose along the side of the pool. We only curl up the hose when we are having guests and need to put it out of sight.
480647
If the brass connector has a nub on the end like mine I cut the hose pushed the hose over the nub and used a small screw clamp to connect the hose to the brass connector works fine . Hope this helps Jim
1126306
I found I had to tighten the hose on the outlet, which is a pain where it is located, to keep it running smooth. Use a wrench, but no so tight you break anything. We also have to keep the hose situated so it drains down the whole length of the hose, no rises as it goes towards the open end. Hope this helps
2222726
I have used mine a few times with no leaks even left it hooked up a few hours to test and it held set pressure. Maybe try new male connector on your hose and see if it helps