I have the same problem - the O washer opening is smaller than the pipe it goes on. It does NOT fit! Help!
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Donna- I ended up sending it back aftr even my handyman who can do ANYTHING could not do anything with this. Amazon was wonderful about it paying for return shipping and sending UPS to pick it up. It did not fit back into the original box so I had to use an extra box but they gave me return authorizations for both. I did not realize it would be as complicated as I found it to be and just wanted it gone.
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It's been awhile since we put ours together. But I think there is another O washer that looks similar, I think they were mislabled, and we just switched the two and it worked. You might give it a try. Good Luck.
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Hey Donna; I had trouble putting one of the bolts through one of the holes where the arm meets the foot pipe. I got stuck on that one part for about 30 minutes to an hour. It was like the holes were not synced when they were cut. It took some moving around and a few grey hairs later voila! I had my issue on the "L" footbar and arm bar. I had to maneuver the arm and leg every which way to get it to fit. Eventually it ended up going in; could not tell you what I did to force it to fit. It was like little effort did it over my weak force! I hope you ae able to get it to work. I am on the elliptical as I write this and it is an amazing pice of equipment. Hey Donna; I had trouble putting one of the bolts through one of the holes where the arm meets the foot pipe. I got stuck on that one part for about 30 minutes to an hour. It was like the holes were not synced when they were cut. It took some moving around and a few grey hairs later voila! I had my issue on the "L" footbar and arm bar. I had to maneuver the arm and leg every which way to get it to fit. Eventually it ended up going in; could not tell you what I did to force it to fit. It was like little effort did it over my weak force! I hope you ae able to get it to work. I am on... » Read More Hey Donna; I had trouble putting one of the bolts through one of the holes where the arm meets the foot pipe. I got stuck on that one part for about 30 minutes to an hour. It was like the holes were not synced when they were cut. It took some moving around and a few grey hairs later voila! I had my issue on the "L" footbar and arm bar. I had to maneuver the arm and leg every which way to get it to fit. Eventually it ended up going in; could not tell you what I did to force it to fit. It was like little effort did it over my weak force! I hope you ae able to get it to work. I am on the elliptical as I write this and it is an amazing pice of equipment. « Show Less
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P + O + P Washers first, than column and metal washer with screw. I think you are mistaken keeping washers after column.
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Washer "O" goes to arm crank. Need to keep one "O" washer between two washer "P". O washer looks like thin and shape less, it will fit to the crank arm for sure. Please see the Assembly Manual page4 how washer "O" looks like. I have assembled twice recently. If any questions, pls ask back. Thanks
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Assuming the male thread has not been cross-threaded, I believe you can solve your problem by replacing the rubber washer on the top portion of the spray. Plumbing wholesale distributors, Home Depot, and most hardware stores offer this product for sale. I would suggest you take the old washer with you when you try to replace. In that way , you can ensure the diameter of the new will match the old. It has been my experience that Teflon plumbers tape is not necessary if the correct washer size is in place.
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Yes I had that issue when I replaced my filters. If it is comming from the two large openings then unscrew them and re-seat the rubber o-ring. Screw the caps back on and that fixed my problem.
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I'll see if I can't figure out which of my washers came from this insert, but here's a little advice:It sounds like you're asking so you can determine where to cut the hole for the blade... You'll get a better result with zero-clearance if you don't cut the hole, but rather make the insert, and then raise the blade through the insert itself. This will make the hole perfectly sized and positioned, with no measuring involved.See here:http://youtu.be/lQiiU5W2vHk?t=7m15s
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redo it again, start off at a different position when you start to screw it on, it should fit exactly on there. are you using the crusher nut too? there are a few youtube vids on it too broski
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Oh gosh. I really Dont know. I just bought the part that matched my washer and its worked wonderful since. Just go with what is compatible with ur washer so u known u know u wont have an issue. Good luck and sorry I couldn't be of more help
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If you unsnap the bottom of the unit and observe the placement of what's left of the hose on the inside before removing it and replacing it with the new hose this should solve that problem. If you are not able to do that then this most likely is not the solution for you.
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Hi - Sorry you're having trouble. This thing is adorable! But the nozzle on our jar is the pits. My husband was trying to pour lemonade for guests and gave up - and used a soup scoop to get the liquid out of the top of it. A real disappointment. I'm not looking at mine (it's in a box high up on a shelf) - but - it seems to me if you can figure out how to unscrew the nozzle, you could then replace the washer. I'm sure you can find the correct size of washer in a hardware store. While you're at it, you might consider getting a completely new nozzle set up. I think I need to do the same thing. Sorry I couldn't help you more. Good luck!
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Yes it does fit this washer. I have the exact part on my washer, and it works well. If you look at the part, the right angle coupling that looks like the end of a garden hose, goes onto the washer's intake valve. That would be the female part of this unit. The bottom of the part is where you hook up the water supply hose from your house's shutoff valve to this part installed on the washer. That would be called the male part of the unit. It is very a very simple installation when you look at the part. You really can't install it any other way. Don't worry about the male and female stuff. If you use the hoses supplied with the washer, you cant mess this one up. I hope this helps. Yes it does fit this washer. I have the exact part on my washer, and it works well. If you look at the part, the right angle coupling that looks like the end of a garden hose, goes onto the washer's intake valve. That would be the female part of this unit. The bottom of the part is where you hook up the water supply hose from your house's shutoff valve to this part installed on the washer. That would be called the male part of the unit. It is very a very simple installation when you look at the part. You really can't install it any other way. Don't worry about the male and female stuff. If... » Read More Yes it does fit this washer. I have the exact part on my washer, and it works well. If you look at the part, the right angle coupling that looks like the end of a garden hose, goes onto the washer's intake valve. That would be the female part of this unit. The bottom of the part is where you hook up the water supply hose from your house's shutoff valve to this part installed on the washer. That would be called the male part of the unit. It is very a very simple installation when you look at the part. You really can't install it any other way. Don't worry about the male and female stuff. If you use the hoses supplied with the washer, you cant mess this one up. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, be sure that you keep the hose away from the muffler!! I slide the washer hose inside a 3ft piece of 1 1/2 pipe closest to the washer to keep the hose away from the muffler. The piece of pipe weighs the hose down so it can not kink up and get near the HOT MUFFLER which is why I needed a replacement.
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I'll see if I can't figure out which of my washers came from this insert, but here's a little advice: It sounds like you're asking so you can determine where to cut the hole for the blade... You'll get a better result with zero-clearance if you don't cut the hole, but rather make the insert, and then raise the blade through the insert itself. This will make the hole perfectly sized and positioned, with no measuring involved. See here: http://youtu.be/lQiiU5W2vHk?t=7m15s
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make sure the model number of washer matches the part. You might want to call the supplier and verify that it will fit. I ordered the wrong one and had to return it, (with no problem) and reorder the correct one. Outstanding service from amazon and the part supplier.
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I bought the Oxo Good Grips oil stopper/pourer, but had to modify slightly to fit the opening. Specifically, I removed the widest of rubber "rings" (the one at the top) with a utility knife. That adjustment seems perfect and nice to have the upgraded pourer. Here's the one I got: OXO Good Grips Oil Stopper/Pourer
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I think the answer is you have the wrong size half inch hose. The irrigation industry makes two hoses one with a half-inch ID and one with a half inch OD that's the problem knowing which hose to use. The seller is not always clear to which of these sizes you are getting very frustrating
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I have this same washer and pump. It did in fact fit and work excellently.Note that the outlet of the pump was oriented opposite than the setup of 131889800, but both pump shrouds can be re-oriented.In the washer in question this pump's default orientation was an improvement as outlet drain hose was could be routed with less obstruction. Worked excellently.
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To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
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We had the same problem and needed to replace the o-ring at the base of the water tank. My husband did it - if I recall it was a simple fix.