just pop off the old hose and put on the new? the system has leaked all the r134 already so all i have to do is replace the hose and recharge and thats it? What about that recovery machine? all my r134 has already leaked out?
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Yes. The hose pops off with one nut at each end. Make sure you get the true replacement hose, the old style hose will fail again. You'll know the new style (shown in the pic) as it's longer and one end is shaped a bit different. All you have to do after you replace the hose is pick up 3 cans of r134 and one can of lubricant and the discharge gauge and trigger (comes with some purchases). The valve you attach that to is at the top of the firewall just above the rear heater hoses. Put the oil in first, then bring the pressure up to spec with the others. Hold cans upside down and shake lightly as they empty. It is all very, very easy. Good luck. Don't worry about the recovery machine, kinda late for that. :)
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a very similar thing happened to me, I did not feel that it was worth the bother to send it back. we had ours for 3 days, and it burst. I cant give you an answer for them. I would not want another one. the first one was enough for me! I wonder if the technology on this type of hose is ready for the market.
621058
purchase a couple r similar to the hose coming off the machine (double male) add your old hose to the new and the new to the machine.
1282805
I am not terribly skilled but found it easy to replace the whole pump, just turn off the water and loosen and tighten some bolts. Replacing just the motor did not work at all. My plumbing supply house and I both recommend replacing the entire unit.
2126429
yes willie...how do i do to replaced pump with low voltage pump. it's too strong pump. i have probllem with water flash out on floor. thanks you for asking.
1742225
if you remove your air intake and start puting those pieces on it it will make more sense. you also need to remove your battery and the entire trey it sits on to cut a hole in that for the hose to go through. then reinstall. you cannot do it without removing parts. believe me. i tried. they didnt send instructions because of the necessary modificstions and liability. it did take me a minute to figure out some dis and reassembly is requir it is a bit of work but is well worth it.
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I do not know if that was my machine or not. You can go online and find a published repair manual, or an owners manual for your model machine, it will tell you what type of drain you can use. It is worth the effort, the online docs are free and you simply have to match it up. If I am not mistaken you can contact the supplier regarding this pump and they may be able to help you. I found my owner/repair manual online and then matched up the part. I can tell you that I am thrilled with the part, it has worked like a champ. I can also tell you that a blogger has put up a very good review on how to replace it, has great pics and directions. If you are doing this yourself, be sure to take pictures along the way - before you start undoing things - and during. It will save you a lot of grief during wrap up. Also take a picture of the pump attached, the angle of the pump (make note of the dots) will result in your success or failure. I now can take my machine apart and put it back together with my eyes closed, guess what I did wrong. Yes - that angle and those dots can foil your success. Keep that camera handy and find that repair blog. FWIW
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It's been a while, but I think I cut off the old one at the hose then emersed the end of the hose in hot water for about 5 minutes so that it softened and then shoved the new control into the warm hose and slid the collar over the location near the end of the hose. The key is to get the hose soft so it will expand.
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I don't know why it failed. Mine did the exact same thing. Unfortunately, you may have to buy the repair kit. It's not too difficult to fix. I will say this, when you get ready to cut the original hose, allow yourself about an ADDITIONAL three (3) inches or more from the base than what is recommended in the instructions. This will allow you to grab more of the original hose and it makes it easier to push original hose, the new splicer tube and the new hose with wand together.
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It's just a simple compression fitting and should work without any issue on the replacement. I'd use the same hoes and the new fittings. You should be fine. If you drilled new holes I expect keeping the old holes from leaking would be an issue sooner or later.
1405706
If you bought it new there should have been a hose adaptor. (metric to standard) I would never buy another Campbell Hausfeld product. Their pressure washers are "throw away products" Plastic body pumps, not metal
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Apparently I may have put it together incorrectly- the thread on the quick connect wasn't working. 1 responder said that I flip flipped that part. I haven't tried to redo. But I replace the quick connect with a brass one- Home Depot should have them- no issue, but try every way to attach the part that goes from the unit to the garden hose- if it works well. You should be good! Good luck! I am here if you need!
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Not quite sure your question. What I did was replaced the whole parts. In my case, the leaking was between the parts and the water tank. Actually, that happened more than 1 year already. I can check it tonight. Good luck.
508370
Actually I had the same exact problem. I had to straighten the hose and razee unit then it worked. Good luck.
991803
I had the same problem and the person who takes care of my pool said it would need to be replaced. He told me it would cost less for me to order it through Amazon than having him change it for me. The new unit is super easy to change. I just popped the old one off the wall. Look how it is plugged in and do the exact same thing with the new one. Mine now works and looks great.
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Only if you have a leak and your system is empty. Then you will need to pull a vacuum on it after you have repaired the leak. Other wise you can put a can of stop leak in it and then change it back to the normal amount needed. Hopes this answers your question.
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Actually cheaper to buy new - we contacted Omron about this - they indicated that 1. you need to get right cuff and hose for your model or it won't work - they are calibrated to each model. 2. You are better off buying a new one since if cuff/hose are bad, likely the unit is old and should be replaced.