bought this tap but my water pipe is 1/2". The specs is 3/8" and so I got a 1/2"x 3/8" adaptor but it still cannot fit. Pls advice.
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It is very hard to understand what you have. Is it just 1/2"water pipe or 1/2" angle valve to control water flow. In case of angle valve, you will probably need 1/2"x3/8" faucet connector hose.The best way is to make detailed pictures and show them in the store.Good luck.
839412
You should be connecting the faucet to fexible "faucet connector" hoses which then connect to the water inlet valves under your sink. These valves normally connect to your " INNNER diameter copper pipe that supplies the water (comes out from the wall under sink. You can choose to change the inlet valves (usually screw right off/on) or use flexible faucet connector hoses that have connectors at each end which fit your valve and faucet. Take the faucet to home depot or other store to be sure. Get faucet connector hoses that match that end. Measure the INNER (hole) and OUTER (threads) diameters of the inlet shut-off valves under the sink. Also measure the inner & outer diameters of the fitting that is soldered on to the " copper pipe coming from the wall. You need to know which measurement the shut-off valve package is referring to when you look at the package at the store. BTW- If you decide to replace your shut-off valves under your sink (we did - always a good idea if you don't know how old they are) use the turn style. They work better in an emergency, or when doing any plumbing work on your sink!) If you do this, shut the water off at the main valve to the house, put a drip container under the pipe fitting to catch any dripping water. Drain the water from the pipes by opening 1 or 2 faucets at the highest and lowest points in the house. When it stops dripping, you can take off the sink connectors and shut-off valves under the sink. Then so your work. Finally, some tips: 1. Look up how to do this on youTube. There are great videos there. 2. Take photos (we use our cell phones) or video when you remove each piece, so you remember where evrerything goes when replacing it. Also, it help when you're explaining what you need when you talk to the clerk at the hardware store. Have fun!
1869063
I have a standard faucet, and had to buy an inexpensive adapter for the fit. I love mine and the or ice was great.
1972454
It is 1/4, why would you want to change to 3/8? Unless you mistakenly think that it needs to be plumbed to your existing faucet? The unit has its own faucet, 1/4".
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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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Probably not, because they even refer to it as "for North America". But measure your own pipe to be sure! I live in Texas and had to get a 1/4"->3/8" adapters.
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Water connections on my unit are 1/2 in. CTS (copper tubing size).Will 3/8 supplys work depends on your incoming water pressure.I have my unit plumbed 1/2 cts. If your 3/8 in. supply lines work on your existing fixtures you are going to be fine
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Hi, You will need an 1-1/2" Male adapter to fit this. As this pump has 1-1/2" female pipe threads. Have a great day!
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It is a standard 1/2" pipe. I believe Grohe is a standard 1/2" also. Otherwise have no idea. Good luck. Great product.
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I am a customer just like you, not the manufacturer, so I cannot answer your question. I took a quick look at what is available at Amazon and did not see a 1/2 inch spigot specifically listed. Measurements listed on the website are not very clear. The units with an outside threaded diameter of 5/8 inch have an inside diameter of 1/2 inch. Not sure exactly what you need. Try doing an internet search for a replacement spigot using the manufacturers name of the unit you are trying to replace. This would probably give you the best result.
347060
Mine is a 1 1/2 inch pipe, but I'm sure you can use a reducer/adapter to fit.
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To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
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Kevin, this will work to connect the tap, but I am not sure about that filter?? Nanc http://www.amazon.com/LDR-509-5175-25-Foot-Connector/dp/B004CR4OBS/ref=pd_sim_hi_15?ie=UTF8&refRID=1DA252FS9NFQN88E3MF1
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I would like to make this as clear as possible for anyone interested. The yellow hose on my gauges, which is of the size that fits a normal 134a can tap, will not fit my vacuum pump for whatever reason. The pump fitting is too small. This adapter threads on to the vacuum pump fitting, and your yellow hose fits on to this adapter.
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I didn't do the installation myself, but I believe it is standard (?3/4 inch). I use a similar length of pipe in my installation. Check the Owner's instruction manual (available online), I suspect it may have that information.
2118269
While the hose is long enough we don't use it. The connections between the hose and sink do not match and I have been to numerous plumbing supply houses, no one sells an adapter. Save your self money DONT BUY IT !!!!!
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Hi Dennis, If you are referring to the piece that allows the hose to connect to your faucet, you might be disappointed. The only adapter that came with my pitcher fits a "standard" (aka old-fashioned) faucet. If you have one of the newer faucets with a pull-out sprayer or anything other than a round opening where the water comes out, you will not be able to attach the hose. Now, if you did not receive any kind of faucet adapter in the box, it appears you are not alone... just give amazon a call and they'll help you out. Warning... the short little hose is a real pain so search around for the 18" extender hose and you'll be much happier.
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Mine fit well, however the threads on the tap are a little tight. I have to use a wrench to tighten it from start to finish. so it's not too far fetched to think the threads going to your hose could be out of tolerance as well. I think the QC could be a little better on these things.