Just got this, and lost the rubber flange already! Where/how can I get another? Thanks!
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http://www.aquaovo.com/Aquaovo/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=50&Itemid=214&lang=en
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it comes with 1 flange gasket, but you will need to buy the other ring style flange gasket at the parts store. it only costs about $4 bucks. Hope this helps. Really nice direct bolt!
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That picture looks like one for a different vehicle. I don't recall the large flange with the one I installed.
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Try unscrewing the adjustment entirely...the should be a rubber seal inside in addition to a little plastic ring. See if either of those are mangled and messing with the adjustment.
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Is it the membrane housing for sure (5th stage)? I'm going to say you can probably take that piece in to your local hardware store and find a replacement. We had leaks from stages one through three and found that the gasket seal had shifted when we screwed them in. So we just had to resituate the seals. We also had to buy a replacement tank valve as the one that came with it was pretty cheap. Not sure if that helps any...but my 2 cents. Bought the system may of 2013 and so far so good after the initial installation.
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Sorry, I am unable to help. I did mine by cutting with a razor and soaking in hot water to loosen the rubber. Good luck. Let me know if I was of any help.
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It was packaged in plastic bubble wrap (I believe, can't remember at this point). Bottom line, the product appears to be stronger and more durable the the original flange my wife was replacing. She's been using it for months now without problems.
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Save yourself some money and just replace the black rubber water valve. Carefully remove the old one. To replace the new one (which will not come with instructions) put a little soap around the rim and it will pop in with little effort.
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Where is the leak? At the threads, or from the male/female connection? There is a very thin, black "O" ring in the female part that may not be making a good seal when you insert the male end. If the connector is new, and the "O" ring is damaged or missing, you should be able to get a quick replacement from Amazon. Also, if you get a failure later in the life of the connector, the neoprene "O" ring is very common and can be purchased at Lowe's or Home Depot. If the leak is at the threads, you might try using some plumber's teflon tape. Good luck.
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If you google it you can find a replacement on another website. Not sure if Amazon has them.
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They sell the whole kit at Home Depot and may have parts there. The rubber gasket was the first to go for me. It barely made it a month. I've never replace it...I'm lazy
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Hello Gayle, sorry for the delay in responding to your request. I looked on Amazon, but could not find replacement hose. I found that Petedge has the replacement hose kit "item # AF84". You can look online at Petedge.com. Hope this helps. Sheila
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I had the same issue. After days of research you have to buy a whole new burner. That part is easy to break and they dont make spares sold separately nor do any hardware store sell valves that match. Its custom made.
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I have this problem, too. The nut doesn't seem to be threaded all the way through, and so can only screw so far onto the long allen bolt - leaving the flanges hanging loose. Not obvious what to do.
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Any hardware store will have rubber grommet type o-rings that should help I have never had a problem with mine but I think that would be the easiest cheapest solution! Hope that helps.
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Mine was. You may be able to find them online. The company triarch themselves has great service, I had to reach out to them for a replacement part and they err really quick to respond so they may be able to email it to you.
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You might insert a small drill or machine thread tap or an awl, which is tapered, into the nozzle and when it's tight, press the release button on the top front of the waterflosser and extract the broken tip. Also you might try bending a kink in the shank of a paper clip above ii's tip and inserting same into the tip vent hole until it is a snug fit and then press the release and lift out the broken tip.And as always........ have a nice day.The Grumpy Grouper