Can't place head assemb. on the ext. pipe because the end of the pipe has a lip. Can't reverse the pipe either. Doesn't fit in larger pipe in base?
1651715
The large end of the pipe goes in the base, the small end in the head of the fan. The fit is really tight because there aren't any screws holding it together, it's just a press fit. You'll have to really push the parts together. Don't have the pole extended when you're pressing everything together, otherwise you might damage the mechanism to adjust height.
1651716
I didn't have any problem with the fan's assembly. I bought two of them... Let me go look at one of them ... OK, just took it apart, If there is a lip on the smaller pipe, it is in backwards. I am assuming it is still in pieces...1) Loosen the lock for the fan height adjustment2) Push the small pipe up into the bigger one, Non lip side first3) Pull the small pipe through the height adjustment nut until it stops and lock the nut, that lip is to stop the pipe from coming out of the lock nut4) Push the big pipe down into the base5) Push the fan head onto the small pipeYou should be done ... I didn't have any problem with the fan's assembly. I bought two of them... Let me go look at one of them ... OK, just took it apart, If there is a lip on the smaller pipe, it is in backwards. I am assuming it is still in pieces...1) Loosen the lock for the fan height adjustment2) Push the small pipe up into the bigger one, Non lip side first3) Pull the small pipe through the height adjustment nut until it stops and lock the nut, that lip is to stop the pipe from coming out of the lock nut4) Push the big pipe down into the base5) Push the... » Read More I didn't have any problem with the fan's assembly. I bought two of them... Let me go look at one of them ... OK, just took it apart, If there is a lip on the smaller pipe, it is in backwards. I am assuming it is still in pieces...1) Loosen the lock for the fan height adjustment2) Push the small pipe up into the bigger one, Non lip side first3) Pull the small pipe through the height adjustment nut until it stops and lock the nut, that lip is to stop the pipe from coming out of the lock nut4) Push the big pipe down into the base5) Push the fan head onto the small pipeYou should be done ... « Show Less
1651717
I had similar problems. The fan it's self is fine and works well but the stand is horrible. I ended up having to purchase a wooden pole which I fit inside the metal pole to keep the stand together. Would not recommend this product to anyone. The end of the pipe with the lip is suppose to fit on the bottom pipe and the connecting piece is suppose to hold the two pipes together but it does not.
550998
There are holes on the pipes and the silencers. Younjustnslode them in, align the holes and use the provided screws to hold in place.
2248152
I had the same problem, we sent ours back! If I remember correctly some parts were missing also or did not fit correctly. We tried to get the instructions on line with no luck, sorry I could not help.
412903
Unscrew it in the opposite direction than you would a regular nut, clockwise. Plumbing attachments often have reverse threads.
902778
Cartridge makers had way too much freedom in designing their cartridge bodies. Some mount with short screws, some with medium-size screws and some with long screws. The easy oversimplified solution to your problem is to find screws which are long enough. First find out how long a screw you need. Measure the height of the area of the cartridge through which the mounting screw will pass. Then add a little extra length for the area of the headshell the screw must pass through plus length for a washer and nut. Once you know the length you need you can either take your screw to a local hardware store and shop for or ask for the size screw (could be either english standard or metric) you are searching for. Or if you know the size of your screw in either english standard or metric terms you can try a web search for your specific size or try for the assortments of screws which some vendors offer. If you can't find an exact length, opt for a longer screw in the width you need because you can shorten the longer screw. If you need to shorten one remember to install a nut on it first and run it all the way up against the head before either cutting to length with a hack saw or grinding it to length. Removing the pre-installed nut after shortening will most always clean up the screw threads at the shortened end of the screw and make the re-installation of the nut when you mount the cartridge on the headshell easier. It sounds like a hassle, I know, but most of us cartridge swappers go through this at one time or another.
402201
I have no idea. My arch is still OK. Maybe buy some pipes slightly larger and set the ends in them so you have a stake with some support?
406645
the bottom of the unit goes inside of your pipe so that end will work but the top pipe goes on the outside and with your pipe being double walled it won't fit so no this unit won't work for you.
57109
I ran into a similar issue and then realized I had put it together backwards. Took it all apart and had it together and working in just a few minutes. I'd double check that everything is together the right way.
743490
Probably. Center stem should extend easily, as should legs. Without visual inspection on my part, I suspect that the center tube is bent. I would look into return/exchange.
1696519
I have simalar problem. There is no extuast pipe, as such. Extuast goes out end of gen housing. So, i cut hole in side of building and enclosed sides and top so all exchust goes outside. Works great.
1773717
I don't think I can help you. My grandson put mine together and I didn't pay any attention to how it went together and am not sure what you are referring to. Sorry!
2067460
Valve to empty is back at the very bottom. No room for pan or bucket to empty into. Unit needs either to be raised or hose attacked and ran to lower location.
148337
I used one of the side pipes to extend my stack. I brought it to a muffler shop to have the bell swelled on one end to fit the other pipes. You could also take one of the pipes to a muffler shop and have a couple of spares made.
1790856
The problem is that their is no adapter fitting--the piece that fits over the center stem. If you have this piece yes--if not, NO.
1371301
Thanks for time to reply. The nice alum. house I was just given has a near 1 1/4" diameter mount on the bottom of the house. So I need for that to fit into the top pipe to stabilize the house; there is also a clamping method for the pipe. Do you know what the inside diameter is of the top piece of pipe in that set of three? Thank you again.
323803
It'l is supposed to screw in to the base. If it does not, yours is defective. I would exchange it.
1121992
Sorry but I do not see a way to mount it on the left without reversing it so that the curved closed end faces the user. When mounted on the right and with closed end away from user, the curve makes a comfortable hand hold to help stand up. That benefit would be lost if mounted in reverse. My suggestion is to contact Moen. They are an outstandingly responsive company and based in Ohio.