How do you remove the water restricting washer? Where is it located?
484211
In the end where you thread it onto the pipe coming from the wall, there is rubber gasket with a cone shaped thing with 3 tiny holes in it. Pull it out and cut out the cone to make a nice opening, and put it back in, it's very easy and takes about 5 minutes. It makes the water flow 10x better.
484212
I driiled a hole through it and left it in place. if you remove it, it will not seat against the pipe well. The restrictor is in the fitting that will screw on to your shower pipe. Mine was a dark grey plastic disc. before drilling, disassemble the fitting from the rest of the pipe. so you don't get any shavings inside the plumbing. Hope this help.
2250797
Round black nuts unscrew on the arm bottoms. Partially loosen them 2-4 turns, tap upward and the spindle will slide up to loosen the black washers. The arms are spring loaded so be careful. Drop a towel below each arm to protect the floor. I'd consider a synthetic lubricant.
669505
I do not know where you can get the plastic washer. (I did not need anything else when I started using the adapter.)
2068052
Just put the washer in the top lid. Just push it with your finger and it will stay in place once you close the lid.
426736
I'm not familiar with your particular washer, but if you've removed the agitator and the lock nut holding the tub is of the 4 slot ring variety, this is probably the tool you want. It makes the removal much easier and reduces the risk of damage.
2013444
Easily done. Set the showerhead down on a dish towel to prevent scratching it. Use a sharp knife point to pry out the funnel shaped screen at the edge of the black rubber washer. Behind that is a white filter disc ... remove that also. This reveals a green plastic flow restrictor that the manufacturers are required by law to install. It can be drilled out and removed in pieces, but that's not necessary. Use a sharp knife point, tweezers, or small wire (paper clip) with the tip bent at an angle to make a hook to grab the black rubber O-ring and remove it from the green plastic restrictor body. This uncovers the holes and allows higher flow. Re-install the white filter disc, then the wire screen funnel (the point is towards the open threaded end of the shower head water connection). That should do it!
1500981
Be sure you put all the washers back in the right position. I remember when I did it I was careful to disassemble in logical order so I could duplicate during reassembly. Unfortunately I'm not sure I remember exactly. Maybe some trial and error with water will do the trick? Second, be sure there is no build up, chips or cracks in the area where the assembly attaches. Good luck.
1700789
I saw some reviews that said it was fine with the restrictor in place and others that said it wasn't. It kind of depends on your local water pressure. It was not difficult at all to remove the restrictor.
1422518
Couldn't tell you where the obstruction is. Mine failed as well. The over-pressure valve initiates every time, even after cleaning the apparatus. My thoughts are the over-pressure valve is loose or faulty.
986887
Sorry,I may not be of real assistance to you as I ordered this a long time ago...but I do not recall a washer...best to contact seller to be sure
1260809
No washer. The gap is what makes this disconnect work. If there were no gap then the battery would still be connected. I have used this switch successfully for nearly 3 years and it works as designed. I use it to stop the slow overnight battery drain (short) I have.
80186
I don't think so. You could probably find a way to take it off. It's most likely being held by a washer.
1510231
Hi. sounds like it. The washer will not function if the lock is not working. Really not a hard job at all, took me about an hour, which is mostly taking the back cover and top off! Sounds like this will do the trick, and an easy job. Hope this helps.
1139859
I called their customer service and they said the flow regulator that can be removed is the bright red piece, with a black o-ring in it, behind the shower head (where the big head connects to the arm). There was no white piece in front of it for me. It was difficult to remove. They suggested tweezers or a pen, but ultimately I used a sharp tool in my toolkit that gripped it well and popped it out. A large black rubber ring came out first which might have helped, and I put that back in afterwards, as well as a small metal thing that I didn't put back in. Good luck!
1472644
Good question - i had to take fittings off my power washer wands and put on this - works perfect then (was not a big deal for me)
2084607
There is no restrictor. Inside the handle part (which comes apart with a small twist - see locked and unlocked icons on the handle) is the filter tube, which removes chlorine, etc. The pressure flow can be altered on the spray dodk face, using the lever at the side of the face.Hope this helps!
51712
There's a washer and a priming button. The washer should go inside the canister, making contact between the filter unit and the canister. The wing nut should then screw down on the threaded portion *outside* the unit. The priming button is the white one and should be placed on the end of the threads of the filter cartridge for pressing against a water tap in order to prime the filter. Once that's done the priming button is removed and stowed away.