Will I need an additional hose to recharge back thru the pump tee or do you need to disconnect the pump vacuum line and attach it to the can?
358054
It has been a while since I used this machine. If I remember right, I used the manifold hose.
358055
Never attempt to recharge thru the pump. No additional hose is necessary if you have a 3 hose kit w/gauges (Blue/Yellow/Red). After obtaining a full vacuum you should Close the valves (usually Blue & Red) on your hose kit then Disconnect the pump vacuum line (usually Yellow) and attach it to the can using the correct adapter for your R-134a or R-12 can. The adapter is used to pierce the can and allows for storage of any unused refrigerant. Open the valve on the can then open the Blue valve to recharge following the instructions with your hose/gauge kit. Remember to close the Blue valve when you change cans or you will discharge the refrigerant you just added. Sorry if this was a bit more than you asked but maybe it will help someone else as well.
636332
The only hose that comes with the unit is a 16 foot long clear plastic hose for use with the pump. I use this and feed it into a drain.The bucket has a fitting on it to use a garden hose for draining.
875172
i dont know what you have right now but it has a hose attachment that screws onto the inside of the pool onto the pump suction port and you dont have to use it all of the time as you simply pull the hose off when you dont need or dont want to use it or you can leave it on all of the time...works great!
143726
You should not need anything extra. Just screww the female end of one hose onto the male end of the other.
2242576
The canister is designed to be mounted to the wall, preferable next to a wall outlet. If it's mounted that way, there is no need for a long extension cord. The reach of the vacuum is provided by the length of the hose.
1263849
Yes the unit has two yellow hoses. The larger is for the larger port that's on the vacuum pump the smaller one for the tank so you can pull a vacuum on the unit ad tank at the same time. However you can use small hose for the vacuum pump but will need to purged the small line when you connect the tank. Hooped that answers your question
1754981
if you mean the from the pump to the wand... there should be a hose mine came with one. You have to supply your own hose from the water source to the pump.
535773
This hose does not attach to the current hose on the vac. You have to remove the shorter hose and then attach the longer one. It is a heavier hose and noticeably so when doing regular floor vacuuming. So you'll probably only want to attach it when you need a longer reach. Hope this helps.
445052
I use a segmented hose that is in 3' lengths. One length attaches to the vacuum brush I use and the other end of it goes to the intake of the leaf trap. Then I attach the remaining segments to the outlet and then into the skimmer adapter port.
1521221
No, you will need one that is called a direct connect. It's the same, except that the hose doesn't have that pig tail you see in the picture.
386653
No, the unit's hose is not wired like a whole house central vacuum system and the unit itself does not have an outlet that is wired either. VacuMaid may offer a unit like that, but for my purposes (cleaning the car in a detached garage) it was not needed.
877606
You need to tighten the two Philips screws which secure the handle to the body. It shouldn't detach as long as it's screwed properly. The left side of the back of the vacuum has a clear looking port for one end of the hose, the wider end. The gray part on the hose attaches to that port and you screw it to the right to secure it. The other end of the hose (narrower black end) gets wrapped around the back of the vacuum (there's a little "arm" like thing that it loops over) and then stuck into the hole on the bottom right of the back. When you want to use the hose you take that end out and stick any attachments onto it.
338778
It connects to the end of the hose and as well to the gun where the hose is connected. this piece is for the canister only. I don't think it works for upright vacuums. I haven't tried.
1897281
NoYou have to pump the pump level to get the flow started and use what is in the hose.
1167106
There is no adapter, under where you plug in the tubing is another spot to plug in the second tube line. It's covered by a plastic lid and when you remove it you can plug in the second line. You must cover the second line with the cap or be using it to pump with, if not you will have low suction.
1398501
There is a screw in plug where the 2nd hose can be attached. No adapter necessary. You can download the complete operators manual at the CH website for complete details.
1577782
Power cord+pump+adapter hose fittings. Long time since..May have missed something.