how does the hose stay on the vac adapter? i don't see any flanges on the hose.
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The adapter is made of a flexible rubber and has "ribs" on the inside that hold it snugly to the hose.
829233
I believe that the piece inside, along with the mesh screen, should remain inside the adapter. The piece inside is probably there to help seal, and prevent leaking from the faucet.
1204383
Be careful; there are different models of this vac extension. Mine came with a universal adapter, but some come with an adapter that only works with a few other tubes.Also, I must use a helper to use mine.
835792
Hard to help without more info but usually they are screwed in from the to spots shown in the picture. If you cannot see any screws from the front there may be a face plate over the screws which can be remove with a thin putty knife or like type tool. Even if you can get to it from the front you need to access the vac pan from behind usually through a trap or open door inside cabinet above van pan or close by it. You will need to remove the attached PVC (grey) pipe attached to the pan from directly above it. There will also be to small wires attached to the top of the vac pan. Be careful not to rip them off when pulling pan out. Once pulled out away from base board a small way you will gain access to unscrew the wires that activate the vacuum. Then pull the pan the rest of the way out by lifting upwards on the bottom of the pan while pulling out away from base board. I hope this helps you. It is a very simple uninstall if you have access to the backside of where the pipe is attaching to the vac pan. If not you may need to seek a professional carpenter to hep you remove it. Best of luck.
828898
I just "shoved" the hose onto the filter cylinder. It has held on there with no problem.
15107
Same answer here, the default is off. I have mine attached to my shop vac, where it works great by the way.
435652
If i understand the question, it is two pieces, one couples the hose to the faucet outlet and the other, a slightly larger diameter, is turned to tighten its threads around the faucet. Sorry, going from memory, couldn't quite make my hands work well enough today to unloosen it for closer inspection.
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At the bottom of the clear plastic tube there is a stepped, white adapter ring with two sections, each about one inch wide. Into this adapter ring is screwed the bottom assembly, which contains the flapper valve and the vacuum inlet (v shaped inlet, just like on a house vacuum cleaner). The bottom assembly is screwed in with a quarter turn in the clockwise direction, just like a light bulb or a screw. I think you are trying to loosen the part that is glued to the clear tube. Let me know if this helps, if not I can send you a picture that I just took.
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If I understand your question, the tools fit this hose as pictured. They fit nice and snug inside this hose. Contrary to what I understood when I bought it, I did need to make an adapter for this hose to fit my vac., but it all worked out. The hose/tools are great quality.
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The vac is on when you put the cloth in the end. It then is sucked into the system and ends up in your collction bag at the end where it stays until I toss that bag out. It doesn't interfere with anything. It is garbage.. After I insert the cloth, and I hear it being sucked into the system, I leave the vac on so that the air will dry out the hose for a full five minutes. Works great, and keeps your hose clean
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You need to tighten the two Philips screws which secure the handle to the body. It shouldn't detach as long as it's screwed properly.The left side of the back of the vacuum has a clear looking port for one end of the hose, the wider end. The gray part on the hose attaches to that port and you screw it to the right to secure it. The other end of the hose (narrower black end) gets wrapped around the back of the vacuum (there's a little "arm" like thing that it loops over) and then stuck into the hole on the bottom right of the back. When you want to use the hose you take that end out and stick any attachments onto it. You need to tighten the two Philips screws which secure the handle to the body. It shouldn't detach as long as it's screwed properly.The left side of the back of the vacuum has a clear looking port for one end of the hose, the wider end. The gray part on the hose attaches to that port and you screw it to the right to secure it. The other end of the hose (narrower black end) gets wrapped around the back of the vacuum (there's a little "arm" like thing that it loops over) and then stuck into the hole on the bottom right of the back. When you want to use the hose you take... » Read More You need to tighten the two Philips screws which secure the handle to the body. It shouldn't detach as long as it's screwed properly.The left side of the back of the vacuum has a clear looking port for one end of the hose, the wider end. The gray part on the hose attaches to that port and you screw it to the right to secure it. The other end of the hose (narrower black end) gets wrapped around the back of the vacuum (there's a little "arm" like thing that it loops over) and then stuck into the hole on the bottom right of the back. When you want to use the hose you take that end out and stick any attachments onto it. « Show Less
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It will connect to the end of your hose like any other accessory, example: adapter to inflate a tire or a nail gun. The small end you see on this plug is what will connect to your hose. Mine connected nice and snug with no air leaks.Hope this helps answer your question.
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They screw on, using the wire in the hose as the "thread". Ours came off the first time we used it as we thought it was clamped on and hadn't checked it. A bit of a surprise but easily fixed and we have not had to refit them again. Just a simple (but messy) mistake on our part. Since then, no problems, a good robust system.
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On the inlet port remove the screen. Most vac hoses have an adapter that will fit inside. I installed an extra inlet port on my pool to allow vac bypass.
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Hi, you might want to unscrew the bottom to see if it is clogged but first I would remove the hose and check there. I have had little objects get caught there and it would loose suction. I have 2 of these and have had the one for 5 years now and love them both. Hope this helps
616347
The adaptor to attach it to the air hose. I already found one though. Even the snap on stuff that I spent a lot of money on didn't come with them so maybe it's common practice to not include them.
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Mine doesn't. I just let the air escape by slightly pressing the adapter down slightly. Just like most types.