which hose valve do you hookup the heater on a hydor canister filter right side in or left side out
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Attaching the heater to the return (out) line is what the manufacturer recommends. Mount it in a way so no air can get trapped in the heater. Straight up and down is recommended. I have my two at a 45 degree angle.
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Gas inlet is on the right side of the unit as you are facing it. My gas line was on the left, had to do some raising and configuring to make it fit.
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Hector, the answer by B.B.Waters is correct. The filter is ONLY NEEDED in high pressure HOSE (Like the F273702 Hose) operations where you feed high pressure gas from a larger cylinder to the 1# canister connection on the heater. Doing that, the filter will fit inside the canister compartment OK.Again, you DO NOT need the filter when using 1# propane canisters.
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From the installation manual."2.Humidifieris supplied with bypass duct connection on left. For right side bypass, swap location of drain spud (9) and cap (10). Twist to remove spud and cap."
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There is an opening on the valve side of the converter where you can screw in a small tank or an extension line. Such as this Stansport 191 Appliance-to-bulk-tank Hose
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Read in the instruction if your getting the hose with the quick connection, you will not need the filter, anyway I called and checked into this and this was what I was told from Mr. Heater?
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I have this on an Eheim 2215 and it's not really about being compatible with the filter as much as will it fit the hose line...just make sure the ID of the tube is the barb size of the heater you purchase...
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In this pic, the filter on the left goes on the one in the right. This'll make sense and fit if you have the right vacuum cleaner. Make sure you have the appropriate vacuum for these filters! You can check the manufacturer's website and the manual.
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The filter is suggested only if you are using certain hoses. As I understand it, some hoses release contaminents that may clog the regulator or burner orifice. I purchased the hose with the regulator. This combination does not need the filter as the hose does not release contminents. I purchased this combination so I can connect to a larger tank ouside then run the hose inside a trailer to use the heater. Go directly to the Mr. Heater website for mmore info. http://www.mrheater.com/ProductFamily.aspx?catid=41 . Look up 'Products', then 'Hoses Fittings and Accessories' for hose info. I hope this helped The filter is suggested only if you are using certain hoses. As I understand it, some hoses release contaminents that may clog the regulator or burner orifice. I purchased the hose with the regulator. This combination does not need the filter as the hose does not release contminents. I purchased this combination so I can connect to a larger tank ouside then run the hose inside a trailer to use the heater. Go directly to the Mr. Heater website for mmore info. http://www.mrheater.com/ProductFamily.aspx?catid=41 . Look up 'Products', then 'Hoses Fittings and Accessories' for hose info. I... » Read More The filter is suggested only if you are using certain hoses. As I understand it, some hoses release contaminents that may clog the regulator or burner orifice. I purchased the hose with the regulator. This combination does not need the filter as the hose does not release contminents. I purchased this combination so I can connect to a larger tank ouside then run the hose inside a trailer to use the heater. Go directly to the Mr. Heater website for mmore info. http://www.mrheater.com/ProductFamily.aspx?catid=41 . Look up 'Products', then 'Hoses Fittings and Accessories' for hose info. I hope this helped « Show Less
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Not sure what you mean wrong side. I used mine on an A/C Manifold guage set for R22. The blue connector has got to go to the low side, and the red connector to the high side. If your guages are not colored, the low side is on the left. You will notice that the blue connector will only fit on the low side of an R134a system. The low side guage will have -30, which you watch when vacuuming down, to check for leaks before recharging. I am not familiar with other type of guages, so take what you have to an ac place and they will tell you what to do, I finds them pretty helpful. Mine went right on, no problem.
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The "cool side" lever is a simple on/off valve and doesn't care what's upstream from the unit. The hot side lever is also just an on/off valve but controls the input to the heating tank. The water pressurizes the tank, pushing the hot water up to the spout. Again, you can feed the hot water side any way you want. I use a GE filter in the basement to feed both sides using the 1:2 splitter they provide (they provide one in-line filter to feed both sides)
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One end go through the lid hole and the other goes on the back where the brass valves are. It presses on the right side of all those valves. Hope that helps.
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I use this hose for my big buddy heater in my trailer and i use a filter with it
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Those are valve adapters, on side is for a thinner valve, the other for a thicker one. They should be fairly simple to connect, sorry I took so long to respond.
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One of each as you asked. Suggest if using on RV/Camper that you mount at fresh water intake with an elbow. In short hose to filter, to elbow, to camper.
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you attach the filter to the heater and the tank to the hose which connects to the filter.
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Its on the front of the water heater (warm hot very hot)and so on.. just turn it to the right clockwise..hot is good for me..