Is this the same gasket listed by Intex as STEP WASHER 10745? ...that goes between Plunger Valve and strainer connector?
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It fits in the groove that seals the pump hose to the side of the pool. Big hinto on all these fittings always put a little Vaseline on them.
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This gasket fits in the notched tube. The only one I could find and fits perfectly. I was pleased to locate it.
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It was not the right part but not worth shipping back. That may have not been Amazon's fault. I had nothing but trouble trying to find INTEX pool parts and I spent hours/days on it. I finally gave up, tore my pool down and now have two almost new pumps and filters for sale. INTEX??? NEVER AGAIN!!!!
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No, you can't screw the Intex hose and plunger valve directly to the bottom of this skimmer. However, In The Swim has an adapter that is meant to adapt an Intex hose to a standard pump, but it will also work the other way around to adapt an Intex pump and hose to a standard skimmer like this one. Go to intheswim.com and search for part A2656. Wrap the smaller end of the adapter with the supplied Teflon tape and screw it into the bottom of the skimmer. If the hose barb included with the skimmer is already screwed into the bottom, take it out. You won't need it. Then screw the Intex plunger valve onto the larger end of the adapter and hook up your Intex pump and hose to the plunger valve as you normally would. I don't think you'll need the supplied gasket because the plunger valve has an o-ring on it, so it should seal. The gasket is for hooking the Intex hose up to a standard pump. But hang on to the gasket anyway, it may come in handy someday. And be sure to use the Teflon tape on the smaller end. Otherwise, that connection will definitely leak. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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My blender is a SPB 7-TX. I couldn't find a picture of yours to compare. Gasket is 2 11/16 with center opening 1 14/16. Hope this helps
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Yes, It's the same one I used to replace into my washer. It was a very easy install as well.
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This stepped gasket goes into the part of the drain valve that connects the hose to the pump
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Not sure,go to youtube and put in washer drain pump and look for the one that looks like yours,thats what i did also showed me how to take it out and put it in..Good luck
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Mine says general aire 4040, so I suppose it is generic. It does have the strainer.
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Yes, it is an exact fit for mine. Mine is the standard valve located near the pump discharge
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If you replace your faucet strainer with a hose threaded connector Camco 40083 Faucet Adapter
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If you replace your faucet strainer with a hose threaded connector http://www.amazon.com/Camco-40083-Faucet-Adapter/dp/B000BGK2HE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397559382&sr=8-1&keywords=faucet+hose+adapter
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I would not bother finding any information on the product other than the workmanship! Used it with 3200PSI rated pressure washer. It lasted less than 1/2 tank gas before developing a leak at the base of metal connection. May work as an extension for a garden hose resulting increased pressure. Good luck.
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Should fit with no problem. I disconnected drain lines and dish washer line and elec. Shimmed under old insinkerater so it wouldn't fall and loosened connection with supplied wrench. took out old unit put new unit on shims and tightened mounting system and reconnected drains.
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I don't know exactly but I do know that you must keep using the round gasket... either use your old one, or buy another one. The gasket has a different part number. Good Luck.
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I am not sure but if you look at the model # of your washer then look up handle replacements it will tell you what it is compatable with. My Washer # is GHW9100pwo
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That model doesn't show up as one that fits it, but when I searched online for a sensor for your model, the same part number came up. It looks like it is used for all of the models. I looked at a picture of your model and it looks exactly the same as ours, must be just when it was made. When I read about this when our washer broke, they said it happens a lot since the old sensor was not as durable, so this part number is the new better style. So I bet it will fit fine. My husband fixed it quick. There is a utube video online showing how to take off the back of the washer and how to put on the new sensor, so check that out.
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Im not sure. When I recieved the pump. I have to reverse the mouth of the pump to fit my washer.
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Im not sure, the one i got fit without a problem. I did read that there are 2 lengths for the plunger stem. I was lucky enough to have manual shift so i could just roll start until i had a chance to take the starter off and take some measurements. The disk on mine was ok so u could probably get by with just changing the contacts if u get the wrong length. Mine was the right size so i replaced all 3 pieces.