Are the 8 ports screw in or push in? I purchased another brand where the ports are push in and not very secure, and would fall out.
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They ars all screw in. The caps are screwed on. I've always just pushed on my driplines and never had one come off. In fact, if I ever need to disconnect a line, I usually have to slit it so it will let go.
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Both. The caps screw in, but your hose pushes over the threads. Mine is very secure. Issues arise if you fail to have an inline filter.
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Be sure the 800 end is lined up right. There is a notch that lines up on the bottom side. I had trouble at first because I didn't notice this, but it does go in okay once it is lined up correctly. It might have been a bit tight, at first, but it goes in easily now.
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You might be using the wrong port. The ports on top are not connected. You have to use the ones on the bottom.
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No. Not at all. I use it at work and I'm using all 4 ports with no problems.
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I had no problem with mine, on several machines. The insert section is shaped a little differently than other USB connections, primarily because cage around the connectors isn't all the way like in other devices. As silly as it sounds, I did try to push it into a network port, which looks the same from the wrong angle.
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All 4 are 2A ports. I plugged an extension box into mine; so not only do I have the 4 ports, I also have 5 more lighter sockets available for when needed.
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I've installed hard drives all over the place inside the computer, never worrying about the slot as designed, using tie-wraps, etc. The real question is will the connecting cables all plug up. As another responder replied, not likely.
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I have assumed that pushed in is the "on" mode but have not proven that with any testing. My assumption was based on the way the other switches work on the device where the "in" position makes that circuit active.
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This should not be a common problem, are you sure that your cables are pushed all the way in? It takes a bit of force at first until you wear them in. The slant of the plugs should end about an 1/8 of an inch inside the edge of the housing.
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Mine was a little loose, but it just needs to be tapped to snug up the connector tabs. Hope this makes sense and helps.
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yes, the last place I installed these I used a 6 port for one location and had no problems.
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No, it's actually 8pin and then 2x (6+2)pins. Amperage aside, you can use the split side for 6pin or 8pin ports.
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There are 5 ports on the top and 2 ports on the end opposite the end that plugs into the power and to your computer. Thus, there are 7-ports. Have had mine for about a year and it is still going strong. Hope this helps.
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It isn't easy to secure but this is what I've done: Put the lower circular connectors on top of one another so they are together. The top parts then go together by pushing the part that sticks up into the groove on the edge of the other side. They then are locked in place.
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If you are pushing on the logic board and it stops, is the connector plugged into the board loose? Otherwise I am not sure what it is you are pushing against that may be grounding the board
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Push and Seal is open for draining beneath plug whether plug is open or closed. I have three of them installed.
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The ports are all female. I don't have it here with me, but I believe they are all 1/2" NPT. Hope this helps.