what is the problem with the hose connector? what size does it fit? I have 5/8 water outlet.
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I'm unsure about water outlet sizes. I checked at Lowe's for an attachment to connect the hose and I was never able to find anything that would allow the connection. Sorry if that wasn't very helpful..
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I'm unsure about the measurements. I brought the hose to a local home improvement store and was unable to find anything that would fit my sink or allow me to use it. Sorry
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Perhaps you have the hoses connected to the wrong inlet/outlet ??? Just my two cents ;)
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on my Wayne pump the hose connection is not on the side but on the top. My unit fits in an 8 inch cylinder easily.
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Use a search engine and search for 1/2" by 3/8" ips shower hose conversion adapter. We tried a lot of things upon receipt of this faucet then stumbled across this by accident. Our handheld shower works fine now, no grinding anything, no improvising. TBH I think this part should be included with these faucets -or at least an option to order it separately. Good luck and I hope this will help.
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More info needed. It could be hose thread or M22 and anything in between. What is the application? What are you connecting to and is it under pressure?
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I may have misunderstood your question- the outlet is 3/4 coarse for attaching a garden hose- the inlet is1" fine for attaching to spigot
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Not sure if this is going to answer you, but the hose I connect to the unit is just a standard garden hose connector, like you would screw into an outside spigot. The actual hose I use is about 8 feet long. Is that what you ment by discharge connector?
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Good question. I have a random garden hose. If that's the kind you have, go ahead and get this because it fits. I've never measured my hose coupling.
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i use a standard galvanized reducer to bring outlet on pump down to a standard 3/4 inch house adapt. but should have a vertical check valve at the pump out let if hose discharge is above pump , or water could just run back into pump making it cycle much more
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If you unsnap the bottom of the unit and observe the placement of what's left of the hose on the inside before removing it and replacing it with the new hose this should solve that problem. If you are not able to do that then this most likely is not the solution for you.
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Jim I don't really know if Intex or the company I got my hose from has an adapter that will go from 1.5" to 2/5" but maybe you can get something in the plumbing section of Lowe's or Home Depot. The hose I got from the company leaked and they were good enough to get me one from Intex that was much better. Hope this helps a little
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Does not seem to fit. Connection is slightly different and the replacement part is significantly shorter (the hose)
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I used 2.5 inch connectors However this was after purchasing an adapter from Oneida. I believe this hose connector on this are 2 inches.
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The actual inlet and outlet outside diameters are 4.5". It could be a typo (I think) by the seller as on the keyboard, the "." and "/" keys are right next to each other. I connect the inlet/outlet to existing PVC pipes using rubber connectors.
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Yes it has 5/8 fittings.. just a quick FYI this is not a pump. It works off convection. So follow instructions carefully
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I had a similar problem, but it was due to my cross-threading the water supply hose. I was very careful, and it appeared to be threading straight, but it was not. I changed the water supply hose (plastic) to a new one, and the problem was solved. It was user error and not due to product.
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Yes I had the same problem, I returned the hose. I have not found an alternative yet.