where do you attached the water tube from the refill valve
355437
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.
355438
This is not made for a water tube filler. The original fill valve for this toilet has a short water tube that goes into a special access hole in the left hand corner of the tank.It does NOT attach to any flush valve. When the tank is flushed, water enters the tank from that access hole. This flush valve goes into a vertical position (open). As water is fills in the tank,water enters this cylinder and as it gets more water into it, the weight of the water in the cylinder makes it drop back down (closed). This valve is for very specific toilet units that have this access hole for refilling the tank.
355439
This is not made for a water tube filler. The original fill valve for this toilet has a short water tube that goes into a special access hole in the left hand corner of the tank.It does NOT attach to any flush valve. When the tank is flushed, water enters the tank from that access hole. This flush valve goes into a vertical position (open). As water is fills in the tank,water enters this cylinder and as it gets more water into it, the weight of the water in the cylinder makes it drop back down (closed). This valve is for very specific toilet units that have this access hole for refilling the tank. This is not made for a water tube filler. The original fill valve for this toilet has a short water tube that goes into a special access hole in the left hand corner of the tank.It does NOT attach to any flush valve. When the tank is flushed, water enters the tank from that access hole. This flush valve goes into a vertical position (open). As water is fills in the tank,water enters this cylinder and as it gets more water into it, the weight of the water in the cylinder makes it drop back down (closed). This valve is for very specific toilet units that have this access hole for refilling... » Read More This is not made for a water tube filler. The original fill valve for this toilet has a short water tube that goes into a special access hole in the left hand corner of the tank.It does NOT attach to any flush valve. When the tank is flushed, water enters the tank from that access hole. This flush valve goes into a vertical position (open). As water is fills in the tank,water enters this cylinder and as it gets more water into it, the weight of the water in the cylinder makes it drop back down (closed). This valve is for very specific toilet units that have this access hole for refilling the tank. « Show Less
960634
From the bottom of the water tank. Unscrew the black circular knob and fill, then replace the screw on cap.
958864
It comes with a short piece of " OD plastic tubing on the back that you connect to. You have to supply the valve, fittings etc. to connect it.
676673
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
74065
If I remember correctly the manual shows attaching the tubing to the wrong fitting. Attach it to the brass fitting instead of the plastic one
1733502
I hope I am telling you correctly, seeing as how I don't know which opening you are referring to. The tube coming out of the column does go into a water jacket and the bottom outlet is where your product comes out. You should run your cold water supply into the bottom (side) outlet and it will/should return to your supply to be cooled. Hope this helps.
1044700
The part fits over the peg in front of the valve. Like you, I found nothing in the assembly instructions as to its purpose other than something that could be lost. It looks like something could be attached to the piece but I had no extra items remaining once I completed the assembly process so you have the option of placing the piece over the valve peg or putting it in a drawer for safe keeping.
1602290
It connects directly to the cold tap water line with a diverter. Or the easiest and recommended way is to use a supplied faucet diverter (adapter) which you put on the faucet and connect two tubes. Please refer to this video for the details about installation and features: http://youtu.be/K0TwF3tfSGEThank you!
821670
There is a Kaboom device you have to install in the tank, not the bowl. Water flows through it and this is where you place the refills. This has kept my bowl cleaner than any other product I have used, but it is something you have to "hook up."
2217370
Where the grass comes out now - Fold up the flapper and the tube (which was included on the one I bought) connects to that opening with some bungee spring hooks. Hope this helps. Brian
960637
Life the water tank up and off the base unit with the built-in type top handle. On the bottom of the water tank, the large knob on the bottom, unscrews for water filling. Fill to top with tap water and screw the plug back into bottom of tank. Be careful when putting the tank back onto the base unit as it has to align correctly. Hope this answers your question.To start unit, turn knob 1/4 turn clockwise and the unit turns on with green light. The 1/4 turn will allow the mist to use for approx. 8 hrs. Turn off counter-clockwise when red light is on as tank will be empty. Make sure you unplug unit from power outlet before and after using unit. Life the water tank up and off the base unit with the built-in type top handle. On the bottom of the water tank, the large knob on the bottom, unscrews for water filling. Fill to top with tap water and screw the plug back into bottom of tank. Be careful when putting the tank back onto the base unit as it has to align correctly. Hope this answers your question.To start unit, turn knob 1/4 turn clockwise and the unit turns on with green light. The 1/4 turn will allow the mist to use for approx. 8 hrs. Turn off counter-clockwise when red light is on as tank will be empty. Make sure... » Read More Life the water tank up and off the base unit with the built-in type top handle. On the bottom of the water tank, the large knob on the bottom, unscrews for water filling. Fill to top with tap water and screw the plug back into bottom of tank. Be careful when putting the tank back onto the base unit as it has to align correctly. Hope this answers your question.To start unit, turn knob 1/4 turn clockwise and the unit turns on with green light. The 1/4 turn will allow the mist to use for approx. 8 hrs. Turn off counter-clockwise when red light is on as tank will be empty. Make sure you unplug unit from power outlet before and after using unit. « Show Less
1916680
Unfortunately I do not remember, as I used the existing tube already in place. However they are available at the major Box Stores for around $10-15.
2153017
You pull out the bottom tray. There is a black rubber stopper on the bottom part. You pull that out and dump water and insert black stopper back in and put tray back in.
953621
pull out the oval colored tab and fill through this port with the refill bottle. you may have to remove the other cap on the cartridge if the cartridge isn't venting.
1739017
There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it... » Read More There is such an attachment on the flow control adaptor. It is fitted after the control valve in the main outlet 'pipe'. I have not used it on this unit but in an older version I hooked it up as a means of drawing air, making air bubbles in the output. Since I use the pump for circulation in perceived dead spots in the tank, it didn't provide any improvement in what I was trying to achieve, so I discarded it. There was even an airline with silencer included in this kit. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve but there is no real way to plug up the main water output and force it out of the 3/16 pipe. « Show Less
1212040
There is a valve that water drips out of and I recommend getting some vinyl tubing to go with the unit. I got some 1 in/3/4 in inside diameter tubing and it is too big. I just used gorilla tape to adhere it to the unit.
2184149
At the bottom of the clear plastic tube there is a stepped, white adapter ring with two sections, each about one inch wide. Into this adapter ring is screwed the bottom assembly, which contains the flapper valve and the vacuum inlet (v shaped inlet, just like on a house vacuum cleaner). The bottom assembly is screwed in with a quarter turn in the clockwise direction, just like a light bulb or a screw. I think you are trying to loosen the part that is glued to the clear tube. Let me know if this helps, if not I can send you a picture that I just took.