Is the drain plug magnetic or a magnet bonded to the pan? Any filter extension or different filter required?
2016886
The drain plug is magnetic ,there is no need for a filter extension the extra fluid is more for cooling purposes. You might want to add transmission cooler also I did keeping your fluid cool is the life of any transmission especially if you have a high performance engine.
1126337
Does not come with the drain plug gasket. Does come with the o-ring to seal the filter to the crankcase.
1781057
There Is a grease container under the drain holes. At least on my stove there is.
1342154
Unfortunately no. There is no drain plug. Just a fill port. I used sand to fill it and have forgotten about it ever since. Compliments my patio nicely. Hope this was useful.
67646
There is a plate. It goes somewhere away from the outlet, not over it. There is a cord with it's own GFCI type plug unit on the end that plugs into the outlet. We've had our for a couple of weeks now and love it. One kind of secret, behind the filter screen (which is removable) is a small switch that let's you select either 1200 watts or 1600 watts. Then once that's selected, you still have the main high and low switch on the handle. I almost missed that 1200/1600 switch. It's well hidden.
1316380
I have installed several of these in both cast aluminum and steel drain pans. There is a term called "snug" which applies. Tighten it firmly, but not too tight. The worst that will happen if it is not tight enough is a leak. Then you tighten it just a hair more. If you overtighten it, you could strip something - although not likely. The supplied washer works fine. I have never had a leak! Enjoy the valve. It makes oil changes a breeze.
1037717
The plug is held in place in the drain hole by the expanded rubber boot around the foot. Usually the aging plug shows hardened rubber that will crack eventually and the plug no longer works. I don't know what holds the plug in place that you refer to in your email. My gut feel is that lightly tapping some wedge, such as a screwdriver, between the donut washer and the plug top to loosen it. Theoretically nothing is holding the plug in place unless it was forced down thereby expanding the boot and that is all that holds it in place. Give it a tap and see what happens.
2126571
It should work. Your drain plug probably does not have a gasket, but a flat washer to seal the drain. Just clean it off with a rag before you reinstall it to make sure you get a good seal.
1784831
yes; however, we've had problems with the plastic drain and not being able to get a good seal...I think I'd pay more and get the metal one.
1719539
I keep mine plugged in with an extension cord from an outside outlet. just be sure to change filter every week
1787692
The cap is twistlock. The drain plug is screw in. The electrical plug is standard three prong.
1857792
Really don't see a need to try and remove the magnet. Looks fixed. A good fast stream of water will clean the bottom of the tool real well.
328713
The drain is a "poppet" valve with a light spring allowing for automatic opening at low pressure. It's a small diameter opening without threads.
1037719
There is a thread in the drain which I secures the plug. As I recall it is removed by rotating the plug counterclockwise. You might spray WD40 in the drain if its frozen or rusted in place
1102236
This is just the plastic pan with drain plug. It is a direct replacement for the factory water pan, and slides in on the metal frame. So if you need any of the steel rails, those are different pieces.
1255749
yes there is a drain plug. hardware provided to attach back rest doesn't fit. be prepared to make trip to hardware for approx. fifty dollars in needed stainless hardware...
2145518
I don't know what you mean but mine is connected to the dishwashing machine. It however came without a plug and luckily my old one was a ge too so the plumber cut the plug from the old one and attached it to the new one. Hope this helped you.