How do you disconnect the copper tubing from the old tank
2051331
Not sure about installation procedures, but I do know you must replace the old Franke with a Franke.
2051332
First make sure that the water supply is turned off. remove the neoprene tube from the top centered nipple. the copper tubing is connected to a white "special compression fitting, and if you look on the top of that fitting you will see a very small little tab, either push the tab inward into the fitting and lift the copper tubing out, or if I remember, you lift it up and then pull the copper tubing out. Read the directions that come with the new tank.
2051333
It's a quick connect fitting. You push the end of the fitting up towards the tubing. The fitting end should move a slight amount, and the tubing should be able to be pulled out. It may take a little force.
2051334
If it works like it's supposed to, the collar is seated over the tubing so releasing the collar should free the tubing (if you don't have the manual for the unit, you can find it on the Franke website and check the illustrations). I can't comment on whether it will always work like it's supposed to. If it's somehow corroded or crushed, it might have to be cut, but I haven't had that experience.
1251087
The tank just lifts off the machine. Then unscrew the cap, add water/solution, replace cap, and reattach to the machine.
2134054
The end that has the silver bolt on it goes around your negative battery terminal. Then you attach the clamp that was on the negative terminal on to the copper post on the opposite end. You then tighten the green screw top to connect the power and unscrew it about 3 revolutions to disconnect the power, you will hear a solenoid click when you connect or disconnect the power flow.
1888175
Holly you need to have atleast 100lbs of presure to opperate your heater properly.. the normal size of the copper tubing is atleast 1/2 inch.. your heater won't opperate on a regular lp tank like you would hook up to a grill.. plus you must have a regulator from the tank to the heater... good luck
978087
Yes... it is pretty easy though... You need to shut off the water valve that feeds the tank and unscrew from tank, flush to remove the water. I used a cup to scoop out the rest of the water then used a towel to get anything left. Unscrew the two screws in the bottom of the tank and lift the tank off. There is rubber gasket between the tank and the bowl- DO NOT THROW THIS OUT as this kit does not come with that gasket. Using the provided tool take off the large nut that holds the valve on. replace the valve and use the tool to tight. Put the other gasket in the hole and place the tank on the bowl. Fasten it with the screws and tighten. Replace the water intake. That's it... if things go well, about a half hour.
1179307
NO.... Just shut off tank valve then remove hose from tank. This tee fitting goes inline by attaching to tank then attach hose. Turn tank on when finished and check for leaks with a soapy water mix. May have a plastic shield covering the hose coupling so it may need to be removed. I was able to replace plastic shield with a little modification. The tank hookup is not much different than you typical 20 or 30 pound propane tank.
1972455
Out of the tank, there is a copper T (3-way) coupler. It is designed for a 1/4" tubing.Converters are available at hardware store to do the conversion from 1/4" to 3/8" tubing.
619417
It is in the hose that goes into the collector (can shaped) on the firewall. Disconnect the hose and with a bent piece of wire reach inside the hose to hook it and pull out.
964291
use an ice pick or small screw driver and punch a hole in liner and lift off
446016
You just drop the metal end through the barrel and then pull the snake through. You can put a few drops of oil on it but that's probably not necessary. One pass through usually does the trick for me.
151554
Disconnect the B+ terminal.Put the meter in DC Amps, Red wire to B+ and black wire to the Battery terminal.Now you have the Amp meter in series with the drain on the battery.Those numbers wont help you find the drain. Start disconnecting things till that Drain goes away.
554558
I make sure the water is turned off and spray the hose until the water pressure is gone. Push forward on the connector and at the same time pull back on the connector release. Using both hand will make it easier to remove.
614770
Pull back on the front edges of the female connector and put the male connector in and let go.
1807344
Unscrew the top where there water goes in and dump it OK ! I broke one of my fittings where the O-rings are so I can't use mine the company doesn't back up are respond there worthless.
437751
No. If the hose is clear, the small hole under the bottom plate is most likely plugged with trash. The manual explains how to unplug that hole. Not hard to do but is a pain if you do not have clear water to pump as it will have to be done a lot of times.i think it is called the priming hole.
2217845
Unscrew the plastic drain plug. You can access it from the outside of the vehicle. It's directly on the face of the water heater on the bottom. 1 & 1/16" socket is helpful, or you can get a crescent wrench in there. I think it is the only plug right into the tank on the outside. Just unscrew it and let it drain.
449937
At first, I couldn't get the water tank off - I had to fill it by putting the whole unit under the faucet. Then, my husband got it "unstuck," so yes, you can remove it. My problem with the unit is that I can't get enough pressure unless I put my hand in the water and keep the black plastic thing-a-ma-jig slightly raised on one side. Very annoying!