I just tried to use this and the flange was too small. Can you get bigger flanges for this?
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I read this online. Looks like you can use different sizes but it has to be the Lansinoh brand to ensure a proper fit. "Convenient and portable, the Lansinoh Manual Breast Pump is ideal for occasional use at home or away. The two pumping modes, Stimulation and Expression, help you gather more milk in less time while the ergonomic easy-express handle reduces hand fatigue. It's the ONLY pump to include two sizes of flanges, standard (25mm) and large (30.5mm), to ensure a perfect fit."
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intex uses interchangable parts. the valves go to hose size,flange is most likely 2.25 inches. for the record i really like the new style instead of a plunger valve they have a turn style knob on the top of the valve. works great and hopefully lasts longer.
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You may need this other piece: Convatec Sur-Fit Natura Stomahesive Wafer 4"X4" 2 1/4" Flange
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No you would need a different attachment piece to work on something that size. Check their website I believe they have what u need.
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It should, the way the holes in front are created they fit many sizes of flanges. I've used 2 different systems with zero problem.
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Same as with regular flanges. I use the smallest size I can without any skin rubbing against the edges during pumping.
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You can not use anything above the 5# model due to the size of the opening i have this model and they don't make a tube small enought for this reason
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this pump can be matched to 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch flanges. I do not know what size flanges you have.
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I used a 5/8 inch and it worked well, however, I did not try the other sizes and I'm not sure what the company recommends.
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Didn't fit what I used :( I used Amsoil Severe Gear and it has the larger opening.
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I'm sorry..I don't have any left to try it and make sure. I would think you might need larger ones than these.
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I don't know exactly what kind of flange you need. But my plummer need not extra parts when he installed my sink, so I am assuming all that was required was in the box. Sorry I couldn't be a little more helpful. I will say... I love the sink and these strainers.
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To the best of my knowledge, the size of your waste pipe is what really determines the size flange you need. Most are 4x3 (4 inch top down to a 3 inch pipe). The extra wax just helps to seal the toilet, especially if there's a greater than normal height between the pipe and the toilet. You'll likely have to trim a little wax off the top or just remove extra that oozes out the sides when you put the toilet in. Good luck!
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I used the pumpin' pal (large sized) flange, and I had a lot of spillage when I inserted it from the outside because the flange would require the hole to stretch pretty large. The suction was also extremely poor with my Medela Pump in Style Advance. When I put the flange *through* the bra rather than insert it into the opening from the outside - which solved both problems.
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I like Terrence's answer. However, I must have had long stems so I used the original flange against the wall then the escheution followed by the handle. I had to cut off part of each flange nearest the handle and get longer screws.
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I would google the model number and or serial number of your motor and it should bring up the specs, including the flange type. Otherwise, I recommend disconnecting the motor to visually inspect which one you will need.
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The larger hole will be too big. However, just cut the larger hole off of the old tube and fit it into the hole on the new tube. You may have to replace the hose clamps. Use the common stainless steel type and you'll be fine.