How do you disconnect the Grohclick snap connection to be able to get a tight connection to the hose?
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Pinching the buttons simultaneously will enable you to separate the hose from the shower head. you will find a plastic connector that is screwed into the hose-I believe that is the piece with the water restrictor in it. You can unscrew the plastic piece from the hose which will help you drain water thoroughly. To reassemble, be certain to screw that plastic connector piece securely into the hose then snap the plastic piece back into the shower head. It should be fairly easy and you will hear it snap /click in place. I imagine you've asked the question because you're having some leak or drip...it is difficult to screw the plastic piece in tightly unless it is disconnected from the shower head -though you certainly should give it a try by pressing shower head firmly and twisting...a clockwise twist is needed. Hope that works. Grohe gives terrific phone support and you'll reach a knowledgable someone right here in the States. They'll let you know if you have a damaged part and sometimes they replace it at no charge!
1304392
You have to make sure all the air is out of the hose for it to work properly, so if you disconnect it, you'll probably have to pull the sections of the hose apart to ensure there is NO air in them. If I'm doing this by myself, the easiest way is from in the pool, keeping the hose ends under water. If you have help, it's possible to do it from outside of the pool.
1763242
I used the kreepy krawler cleaner and that hose fit get. You have to twist it to remove the top. It is had to do at first, but gets easier.
1106651
for some reason some people, including myself are having this issue... i was able to get the hoses in and out after taking the faucet apart and using a pen to manuever the end through. however, everything is so tight that i am unable to retract the hose and use the faucet as a handheld spray. really is a terrible design i am astonished how bad it is. i am not looking forward to replacing this hose which is inevitable happen again in the next few years.
1781397
Rather than a cutoff, I went to the local hardware store and purchased an inexpensive timer that fits between the faucet and hose. This way no unwanted pressure on the hose that can cause it to rupture.
201078
I bought a hose from Harbor Freight and I also purchased a couple of quick disconnects from Amazon. I installed one quick disconnect on the hose and the other on the airbrush. To hook up to the compressor you may need a 1/4 or 3/8 to 1/8 inch reducer that you should be able to find at Home Depot or Low's in brass. The hose should have a 1/4" fitting on both ends.
1712754
Insert end of hose. tip should b on the end or in the pack to attach the end. a little vaseline, on the tip, helps.
764630
No. Both of the hoses I own have the same problem. I just wrapped tape around the connectors and don't use the function that shuts them off at the connector, because then they leak right through the hose. It's a problem I just decided to live with. Otherwise I like the hose.
1261342
Same answer as the other 2, you can always get a 3/4 " threaded nipple and use that to attach the hose to, you just will not have a shut off .
2097348
There's a hole in the side that's not for a button, take a screw driver or something and just gap it apart. the rest is just gently applying force until it separates. I haven't found a better way to do it.
22718
Not sure exactly which wand attachment you are having problems with. I just push in the red button and it releases from the unit and then slides onto the hose with a click. If it's the longer piece just pull up on it and it will come off. It will also attach to the hose with a click. I'll go home for lunch and check for sure.
262562
I don't know 100% becuase i haven't tried it, but I think its very likely. The connection hose appears to be a standard snap-type connector.
1232164
More info needed. It could be hose thread or M22 and anything in between. What is the application? What are you connecting to and is it under pressure?
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.
1440721
I have added additional hose and taped it with airtight tape. Before I have just plugged one end with nothing particular.
534127
i use a quick disconnect on air hose to sprayer,makes it easy to work in refilling cup. also purchase a water separate unit on hose to sprayer.[ condensation in compressor receiver ]
57418
The hose and tip disconnect by way of a button, if that is what you are asking.