I need to remove two broken PLASTIC fittings on a RO system. Do you think this will work?
285497
Works great on metal but don't know if plastic will remain solid enough for the Irwin tool to grab hold. Don't have experience with that.
285498
It will if you are careful. If the receiving end is plastic as well, I would be hesitant on account of damaging more than the broken fitting. Your best bet may be to look for extractors with straight flutes rather than spiral.
1419640
If your sprayer is a quick connect this will work. By saying that the quick connect is no tools necessary. Turn the water off and press on outer circle of hose connection and it will almost fall out. Then just push the new one in..
1593297
Most RO systems are pretty similar when it comes to filter size. If you can go to your local Home Depot and get the right size filter then these are the same size and will work in your system.
1789229
If you are going from two separate handles (hot and cold) to one handle that twists instead of pulls, this should work. I believe you will need additional fittings to connect the hot and cold to the one valve though.
2234914
It's just a simple compression fitting and should work without any issue on the replacement. I'd use the same hoes and the new fittings. You should be fine. If you drilled new holes I expect keeping the old holes from leaking would be an issue sooner or later.
72956
I would suggest to get new brass fittings and used telfon plumber's tape. I got mine at Lowes, Home Depot, and Menards
577592
Yes. I have however heard that the plastic connectors have a tendency to break. If your going to use these make sure it's hooked up outside the tank so you can replace it easily
806425
This is a replacement tank for your current system. Installation should be very easy - remove old connections and re-connect to this tank. The instructions that came with your original RO System should work for this unut. Best regards.
1935734
sorry, can't help you. we felt is was best to replace the wntire unit tank, faucet and all.one enver knowas whe you replace one part and another decides not to work.
799342
If you can get it to connect to bolth the icemaker and the ro unit without leaking, you can but I would recommend sticking with the push connect plastic line. Its easier to route and work with. It my save you a future headache
506993
Just measure dimensions of broken element & as long as it is approximately same size it will work
1866218
Yes this should work. Make sure to use moldable sealant on the connections.
1370638
It could be replaced by a brass fitting if you can find a brass fitting that has the size and thread of the connection to the pressure washer. The hose side connection would be no problem, but the washer side could make it difficult.
1747811
If your leak is in the copper heating core, then I don't think this would the right product for that. This is for fixing plastic. See their website or call the manufacturer to be sure.
2190993
I do not believe the fitting can be replaced however the sharkbite will accept copper or plastic. I've install 2 of these pumps one using copper and the other with plastic. Just insert the copper into the sharkbite and push until it clicks. If you need to release it you will need to by a sharkbite release tool which are very cheap and found at most home improvement stores.
1053304
Use the same connections and swap out, replacing one for one. Be SURE to have the fuse off. This could seriously take off a finger. It's not hard to do. Get yourself a blanket, crawl under the rig and pull off the old unit. ( Be sure your rig is supported to a point that it can't come down and crush you). Outside of safety precautions, this is easy!
1632700
Match them (O-rings) at hardware store...if it breaks or is missing, even if it is broken take it to match or the whole nozzle.