how to get stop water piece back on brass sleeve
245857
I don't think that's possible. That's the main problem I have with those sprinklers
1584147
I called Bunn and was connected with their commercial support. I was advised NOT to try to take off the Bellow Cap and not to try to clean it by pouring water in it. I asked why the directions said to take it apart. I was told that these instructions come from the manufacturer (?) and aren't correct.
1066253
I Have had this problem, and it is a very easy fix. Make sure that the black hose connector is inserted correctly into the canister (lever facing the primer button). I believe that when this piece is inserted backwards there are check valves that do not allow flow in the proper direction. This is a design flaw, it would be very easy to design the piece so it only fits in the canister in the correct orientation.
816227
The sleeve clamp that holds the tubing to the keg coupler is crimped to tight. Need to cut it off and redo it with a regular tubing clamp.
480647
If the brass connector has a nub on the end like mine I cut the hose pushed the hose over the nub and used a small screw clamp to connect the hose to the brass connector works fine . Hope this helps Jim
1675778
since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back on again you do the same thing in reverse you twist it clockwise and it snaps back on since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back... » Read More since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back on again you do the same thing in reverse you twist it clockwise and it snaps back on « Show Less
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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
510940
It sounds like the O Ring is stuck. You may tear the O Ring up getting it off. There is a lot of corrosion there. When you put it back on, put clear waterproof grease around the O Ring and the place it fits in. Also around the threads. I had the same problem until I did this.
1951213
I would use a clean, soft towel or cloth first. If that doesn't work, perhaps you might want to try plain tap water and a clean towel and cloth to remove it.
1262970
pop the top(the "handle" it takes a little effort!)then take off the clear plastic part. The cap on the bottom acts as a funnel to help! let me know if that helps!
1139859
I called their customer service and they said the flow regulator that can be removed is the bright red piece, with a black o-ring in it, behind the shower head (where the big head connects to the arm). There was no white piece in front of it for me. It was difficult to remove. They suggested tweezers or a pen, but ultimately I used a sharp tool in my toolkit that gripped it well and popped it out. A large black rubber ring came out first which might have helped, and I put that back in afterwards, as well as a small metal thing that I didn't put back in. Good luck!
2248073
Don't cut completely off, leave kinda like a hinge on it so it closes back up. I tried this and it worked ok but I believe I am done with the cycler found a simpler solution in salt Water system.. Love it!!
1288802
Use the edge of a thin flat head screw driver; you want to be able to replace it as it helps prevent evaporation by not just relying on the plastic screw cap.
1338106
When you disconnect an accessory using the quick connect, it does not stop the flow of water. Attaching an accessory such as a spray nozzle will stop the flow. You can do what I do and connect a Dramm Heavy-Duty shut off valve to the end of the hose and then attach the quick connect to that which easily allows you to turn on and off the flow of water. I just checked and that shutoff valve is not nearly as cheap as they were when I ordered mine. The Dramm watering wands include the brass shutoff and they work well if you're looking to water plants or gently wash a vehicle. I hope this helps!
171540
First, it DOES feel like you're going to break it when you try to open it. But here's how you do it... After you twist the metal sleeve to unlock it and slide it off, you then pull the entire black plastic top section (that the metal outer sleeve was covering) off from the clear part. There should have been instructions w/your unit that might explain better than I am here.
294863
Try to put it into warm water for a while and then try to unscrew it. Good luck.
624909
I took off the rubber caps at bottom and used a pipe cutter from Home Depot - just one of the little wheel cutters for copper pipe - was pretty easy. Then I put the rubber caps back on an you cannot tell I did anything.