It's starting to make water leaking issues. But not by the bowl, somehow it is seeping down inside upper part. The rubber washer to the pump nozzle?
1091703
Sounds like either you are not placing the rubber tube snuggly over the hose or your pet is moving it. I have placed ours on a skid proof mat (my dog is a sloppy drinker!) so it stays positioned correctly. That might help.
1091704
well, mine are straws i already had, they are 10 x 0.21 Inch. they are about the same diameter as the spout/hole.
1091705
I'm not sure where mine was leaking, but after I propped up the back of the pump unit with a bunch of folded paper towels so it was elevated just a tiny bit, it stopped leaking onto the floor. Hope this helps.
1091706
I have mine in a tray for this reason. Best way to align everything that I've found is to use a straw in the pump/filter so that the other part ends up with the hold in the right place.
92662
My machine does not leak at all - not when stored with water and soap in the upper tanks, and not when running. If yours is leaking, I would say it needs repair.
1906277
This is a pretty simple device, and I have not experienced anything like this. Assuming that your water supply has a constant pressure, I would suspect that the pump may be failing and is "locking up" intermittently. I would check and see that the hose from the water supply is not kinking and the hose to the nozzle is also not kinking, though either of these would be fairly conspicuous.i would think. The first one of these I bought failed completely after about 8 hours use, I returned it for a replacement and have had no problems with it.
1528903
I have not had such a problem. Be certain that one handle is fully open, the other fully closed and the rubber washers fully seated. Good luck!
1360363
There may not be a washer installed in the fitting, the fitting may not be tight or you may not have firmly seated the hose on the fitting! I cannot think of any other reasons unless the plastic is cracked.
1149222
Where is the pump leaking. If not the plastic Strainer Housing then it's usually a bad mechanical seal. Look under the area between the motor and Housing. To change you'll have to remove the motor from the Housing. 4 bolts. Then remove the plastic impeller from the motor shaft. Keeping the motor from spinning while removing the impeller can be difficult.
1945957
There is a rubber type gasket that runs around the outside to stop leaking. You can remove it.
1158587
Other than the water left over in the grooves from either rinsing or over filling it and then closing it I haven't had a problem with it leaking. It could also be the rubber attachment, I took nine off right when I got it because it was irritating me.
228442
Since mine is installed, the main valve has been remained open. If your spray head is leaking, my guess is that you have less than perfect parts and/or the installation was not done properly.
1592718
I do not have that in mine! It could be defective,but if it holds water and there is no leak,and the place is not thin then I would not worry about it.IT hope this helps!!
227489
there is a plastic insert in the hose which regulates the flow of the water . maybe it has something blocking the flow . take that plastic insert out . maybe that might fix your problem
1020319
You've probably checked this already but I'm wondering if the problem is something other than the hose - maybe a bad or clogged connection to the main water faucet or the nozzle you're using? I get a lot of pressure through mine.
626741
It's so funny. I like this q&a thing. Idk I have has this happen before. Does there seem like there is less material in the tube as well and are the rubber washer things different. My guess is that it just is extremely old and things change in the tube. The company will send you a new one though if you call them and send it to them.
1698144
Try checking the hoses for a clogged area if not go to the manufactures site and see if they may know what is happening. I have used mine quite a lot and have had no problems.
753833
Not sure I haven't had that problem. The one time it leaked at the top I realized the little rubber stop had come out. Thank goodness the little rubber piece was sitting on my desk. I put it back in and no problems since. I'm so sorry you are having issues ... I love mine. Maybe try taking a soft 'old' toothbrush and make sure all the screw together parts are clean.
504094
If there is no drip when the water is on, but it started dripping when you were turning off the water, you need to replace the faucet. Feel for wetness with your fingers to find out where the water is coming from- if it is above where the hose connects, which in this case it most likely is, the faucet needs to be replaced, or at least new gaskets installed- I'd replace the faucet if that is the case. If that is dry, but is wet only at or below where you've attached the hose to the faucet, then the hose connector is where the leak is occurring. In this case, you probably will only need to replace a 25 cent rubber washer. Dry everything with paper towel or rag before checking where the leak I coming from. Plumbers tape is not an option- your seal is the rubber washer between the hose and the faucet, always check to make sure the rubber washers are in place. Hope this helps...
510555
Visably check the threads. Also the galvinized plug in the top is usualy not tight, could the leak be from there? This is by far the best pump I have ever worked with but the threads may be visably defecctive.