Do I have to replace the accumulator or receiver drier when I replace this hose?
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No necessarily depends on the cause of the failurethank you for shopping with us,Luke
52957
I can't remember what model we replaced, but this went in super easy. We MAY have needed an adapter for the hose to valve, but I don't think so.
2064646
Did you remember to put the little smooth round fitting in the end of it? I didn't do that once and thought I had ordered the wrong size.. If you did, match the number / letter on the side of the pool with the order. I am getting ready to re order hoses now. They only seem to last about 1 year.. I will see what it says and let you know..
202357
You have everything you need ,but doesn't have gauge to tell you pressure. Found out my unit was converted so put 134a in and is cold now. If you don't have to use adaptor it has been converted. So really only needed to spend $10.00. Check to see if its been converted.Buy 134a if hose fits its been converted
684607
Same thing happened to mine, but you don't need to replace the diverted. Just go to any hardware store and get a replacement aerator. They come in many thread sizes, so take the diverter with you to match the proper thread.
621058
purchase a couple r similar to the hose coming off the machine (double male) add your old hose to the new and the new to the machine.
975636
Apparently I may have put it together incorrectly- the thread on the quick connect wasn't working. 1 responder said that I flip flipped that part. I haven't tried to redo. But I replace the quick connect with a brass one- Home Depot should have them- no issue, but try every way to attach the part that goes from the unit to the garden hose- if it works well. You should be good! Good luck! I am here if you need!
1153134
The drain hose was supposed to be included although a short one but there still should of been one. I don't see where a replacement one alone can be purchased I would contact customer service and ask for advice or just return it for a replacement.
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The Dorman unit is the easiest route to go. It's completely plug and play and bolt in. The Arnott is a bit cheaper, but you have to reuse your original dryer, and splice the wires into the new compressor.
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i ended up ordering a new full size hose, then cutting up my old one, and buying a nozzle from a pool supply store ($6?). I think you can also buy a 3' adapter hose, but i recall they are outrageously expensive.
561448
I had the same question and never had it answered. I ordered the hose and had to return it. It does not have a standard attachment for the outside fixture nor did it fit a connector that I had.
949025
None that I know of. The only way is to change the hose. That is what I did.
603491
Not sure you"ll find a brass replacement for this fitting. It's looks pretty custom. And, on mine, the plastic tip of the hose which connects into the fitting is looking more worn than the fitting itself. Mine's still working fine, but I think it's a losing battle to try to make this unit more than it is -- a cheap shower hose extension -- lucky to get a year+ out of...
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answered previously but left this out: The water connecting line IS NOT included. If you cannot use the old one, pick up a new one for the new toilet. And the toilet flushes great once I put it in!!
2274690
It's been awhile so it's hard to remember but I just looked very closely at how the existing hose was attached, carefully removed it and attached the replacement hose the exact same way and it worked for me. Good luck.
858405
It has a small internal dryer with a drain valve on the under side of unit. I replaced the hose connector with a quick disconnect type so as to make it easy to attach air line. I also have a dryer on my tank with one of the inline water filters. Hope that helps. At this time my unit is not working and I am trying to get it repaired. It was great when it was working....
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Yes. The hose pops off with one nut at each end. Make sure you get the true replacement hose, the old style hose will fail again. You'll know the new style (shown in the pic) as it's longer and one end is shaped a bit different. All you have to do after you replace the hose is pick up 3 cans of r134 and one can of lubricant and the discharge gauge and trigger (comes with some purchases). The valve you attach that to is at the top of the firewall just above the rear heater hoses. Put the oil in first, then bring the pressure up to spec with the others. Hold cans upside down and shake lightly as they empty. It is all very, very easy. Good luck. Don't worry about the recovery machine, kinda late for that. :)