Does this fit into the tubing directly or is there an attachment piece? I pulled out my leaking bite valve, but I can't seem to separate it.
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It screws onto the tube via the thread piece of plastic that is mounted to the tube, when you removed the bite valve did you pull it off or screw it off?
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For the Outdoor brand, the bite valve simply unscrews and you just screw the new one on. Other brands like Camelback, etc. are different.
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Yes, I just walked out to the garage, there is a bung on the lower tank that has a three-way fitting, only two are being used, the third has a plug that could be unscrewed and your relief valve could go there. You may need some threaded pipe adaptor too reduce the size, an easy thing to source.
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I had the same problem. After using a wrench to get the whole thing off, then used more tools to get it apart, it leaked like a sieve after I screwed it back on. I'd like to know the answer myself because I bought a new one.
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Hi Austin, I only use the two pieces and have no attachments. Sorry i couldn't help. Try calling the company you bought it from and see if you can return it. My two piece does not leak.
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It actually attaches to the bottom of the tank. That inlet is standard for toilets, the 7/8ths.So, a T-valve goes there, connect the tank to the water supply with the plumbing you originally had. And there's an extra outlet for the hand-held bidet hose.I hope that makes sense? It doesn't matter if you have 3/8 or 1/2 since you are keeping that plumbing anyway... It connects to the bottom of the tank, not at the water supplySorry if I'm not clear... I don't have the plumbing lingo :)
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It actually attaches to the bottom of the tank. That inlet is standard for toilets, the 7/8ths. So, a T-valve goes there, connect the tank to the water supply with the plumbing you originally had. And there's an extra outlet for the hand-held bidet hose. I hope that makes sense? It doesn't matter if you have 3/8 or 1/2 since you are keeping that plumbing anyway... It connects to the bottom of the tank, not at the water supply Sorry if I'm not clear... I don't have the plumbing lingo :)
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Yes you will need a special tool to separate the fitting if the need arises. The tool is plastic and shaped like the letter C. The removal tool is inexpensive and easy to use.
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I don't know. Mine came with a couple of attachments that I didn't need and don't use, maybe that was for your special valves. I did not use the part and lost it long ago.
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The tube attached to the reservoir detaches. Simply pull the bellows reservoir off, fill it with fluid and re insert. Thank you for shopping with us. ~Vert Delivery
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I am just a person that bought these replacement parts myself. This does not include the tube with the threaded connector. It only includes the bite valve that threads onto the connector.
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No, the feed valve that it came with also leaked. Called the manufacturer and they said to contact Amazon. Amazon said send the whole thing back. Price is great, but quality is very poor.
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If it works like it's supposed to, the collar is seated over the tubing so releasing the collar should free the tubing (if you don't have the manual for the unit, you can find it on the Franke website and check the illustrations). I can't comment on whether it will always work like it's supposed to. If it's somehow corroded or crushed, it might have to be cut, but I haven't had that experience.
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You can buy the valve attachment on amazon also. I did and it works great. I went to a sporting store and had it filled for around$2.50. I'll look to see if I have the history of valve I bought.
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Hi larry here. I just received mine and there is a valve included in a plastic bag , no explanation but I think it screw into the unit for that purpose?? That's all I have for you
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I was looking in to a regulator (lost mine) for my old one. I noticed they sell pressure relief valve it's like a nut and screw with the pin in the middle. If you lost the pin you need the that assembly take yours out first and measure, before you purchase.
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It has threads on both the sides. I faced this dilemma too.The valve or face of the valve needs to be removed and turned the other way to have it fit into other valves.It is slightly tight to loosen it but it should not be an issue.
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There was no direct adjuster on the pump itself. I ran the output thru the tubing into a small flow-switch I bought at Lowe's that has an adjuster. I just barely cracked it open and got all the way down to drip level and it worked great. You can try it on either end to see which works best for you with the pump pushing into the adjuster or pulling from it. The valves are very cheap and work wonders and makes you wonder why they weren't added to the pump in the first place. Good luck.