How do you restick the washer to the lip of the bottle?
2068051
You just press the silicone seal, ridged side facing the bottle, into the lid. Over time the bamboo covering of the lid will come off. I used expoxy to glue it back onto the lid.
2068052
Just put the washer in the top lid. Just push it with your finger and it will stay in place once you close the lid.
2068053
the washer or rubber gasket goes inside the top. You can either place the place the gasket on the rim, then close the lid or wedge the gasket inside the lid with a fork or toothpick until its all the way inside. Hope that helps.
1448407
You put the washer on the plug, then reach under the planter, align the rectangular shape of the end of the plug into the hole, then screw it in from the bottom so the washer seals off the bottom of the hole.
478094
Hi--sorry I did not get this right away, you may have figured it out already! This is not so tricky once you figure it out the first time. On the rear of the waste water container is a panel you slide up, then fold it open flat (like a drawbridge coming down). This opens the slot for the upholstery cleaner "tongue" piece (sort of triangular part, near the power connector end of the upholstery hose). This piece slides into the grooves where the dropped panel was. Slide it in with the open slat (the long side of the triangle) facing up. This slat is needed to create a suction for waste water to return from the upholstery hose. If you look closely on that drop panel mentioned above, you will see the instructions on how to move the panel out of the way. Also, instructions are on the black "triangle" part of the upholstery hose. I hope this helps! It took me a while to figure out as well...
18969
Carefully use a paper clip or similar instrument to pull the tiny little washer out. And ONLY the tiny little washer. It might take a little while, just be patient.
2282095
The washer goes next to the nut. Hopefully this helps you. Sorry for the delay.
42217
Your 2 hands is all you need, You will unscrew the black bottom portion of the Jar or Jug whatever you want to call it. Using a clockwise motion (like screwing on a lid to a peanut butter or jam jar. Tightening it. Tightening is the only way this will separate the plastic collar from the glass jug. Lefty loses righty tightens. Forget that and do the opposite (Trust me)
2116116
Remove the spool. On the back side of the spool is a spring clip holding in a washer. Take the washer out and reverse the part. At least that is how I remember doing it.
204994
i had the same issue and found that it was the solid rubber washer in the spray valve. it appeared to be stuck in the valve chamber. i flipped it over in desperation and now it works fine. the older model had a built in tool in the spray lever to un-tighten the valve chamber.
690734
Take a pair of adjustable pliers and force the bottle lid to unscrew. There are fins inside the cap you can then clip to allow it to be filled as you like and bottle reused.
448749
Press and hold the metal wick holder down (springy) and twist. It should unscrew then.
1360366
I agree with the other answers listed here. But another way (rather than diver lube) is pipe tape. It is cheap and "fills" in the spacing between the threads. Wind the tape - two or three times around - in the direction that you will be screwing the Gardena adapter on. So to recap - replace washer, check plastic for cracks (on both items), and use pipe tape.
2042531
The cleaning red end unsnaps from the handle and then you just toss it (the red end) into the washer with a load of laundry. Line dry and it all ready to use again.
1292955
It comes with a good washer, however, you can easily replace it when it gets worn with a standard hose washer from any hardware store. Amazon also has them online which is where I got mine. You just pry out the old washer with a pocket knife. Then place the new washer in the hose end. Tap it down gently with a flat head screw driver. It is a little tough to get it flat against the nozzle/hose end, but when it is seated it will create a tight seal for the hose and you won't have any leaks.
1697471
I have never tried to do that. When the bottle cracked, I went to the supply place and bought another one. I cannot remember where I sent for it, sorry.
1927418
Use a towel to wrap around the stopper and twist so that you can screw the stopper up out of the bottle. If a dry towel doesn't work, try a damp towel. You have to be careful to not stick the stopper to far into the bottle.
107912
The actual wand itself as in the long black piece really should slip right on to the nozzle. But, if you're talking about the bottle assembly attaching to the sprayer, if you hold the sprayer there is a large black ring on it which moves back and forth. If you hold the sprayer in your left hand and bring that ring back towards you, you can then slip the bottle assembly in. Hope that helps
2210303
Sry about that. Are you twisting it into place? If that's not working I'd contact britta for a new top portion of the bottle.