Does the pipe supposed to be pointing up?
1955766
Some do. But with this one you can actually direct the water flow and by adding a valve restriction you can adjust power as well.
2272755
It's been a while since I installed this but I don't believe it does. Any home supply store sells that pipe though.Kelly
1345999
If I understand your question correctly, my answer is...These are an "L" flow valve. The picture shown has the handle pointing to the inlet, but the valve is effectively off in that position. The handle would point left or right in the on position, and the flow would be in the direction the handle is pointing. (Hope that helps!)
1969670
I haven't got a positive result but I believe it is suppose to be vertical the same as the control line. I am not absolutely certain b/c I couldn't find any images of this online and there were no instructions. Hope that helps.
192672
Can you describe it better? Which part would be partially horizontally? Our pipe makes a horizontal bend above the magic heat. I don't think it would work right if the unit was not straight up and down.
605004
Yes, it moves around so you can aim it in a different direction. I've had mine for a while and it does take some getting used to with the water pressure being less but when I saw the almost $10 it had cut my water bill by....I was perfectly happy with it!
799177
I just recently noticed in having the same problem. I suppose I'm going to need to contact customer service or just get in there and see if it needs some pipe dope.
706086
Yes, but not easily because it is flush with the rest of the tank. This is annoying, but, if you generally keep it pointing in a single direction, and so aren't readjusting it often, it's not that big a deal.
1205884
As it was explained to me - the crimped end should be down. This fits into the larger section of pipe facing up. The reason for this is so that none of the creosote or liquid that condenses inside the pipe runs down and out of the pipe. The smoke will not leak even though the holes are facing up because of the draft effect.
110493
I don't think there is an "up side". Shouldn't really matter. It's just a valve that lets the coolant flow at the desired temperature. Now, with that said, I always drill a 3/16" bleed hole in the flange to let a little coolant through before it opens to guard against hot spots in the engine. If you do that, position the bleed hole up. hope that helps.
1868163
I purchased this and it did not work. It is pointed to the ground. Maybe that is the reason.
926097
Output faces up at bottom of pump . I used PVC elbow to have it turn to the side
1518447
You have to decide which direction you want the hole and turn the box accordingly. Once put in ground, direction is set. Holes can be open and fit with pipe or capped off. Hope this helped.
932110
Mine is slightly tilted upward because of it hits the base there and the base is vertically straight. Hope this helps.
1558967
Stupid answers to your question..... the tab points to the tank being used, even though both tank valves are turned on.
1039084
It does not. The further the supply lines are from the faucet the longer the supply lines will be which may be noticeable. If exposed try to keep all these close
330775
Mine is green up because the air flow is from the bottom up. The air flow should be from black to green. There should be an air flow direction arrow on the side of it.