Can't figure out what size or kind of hose fits over end with tabs, also how do you open it after you screw off the lid. Thank you.
1763240
it goes onto the second spot of your hose system...there is no special size of hose needed...for example dis-attach your hose leaving the fist one connected to the suction in your pool then just sneak in the navigator and reattach the rest of your hose. when you screw off the top, place two of your longest fingers in the opening and pull ....I find using a litle lubrication gel on the o ring to help.
1763241
The standard Kreepy hose fits over each end of the canister. As I recall, I used a section of hose from my previous "non-generic" Kreepy K because it was a little more flexible than the generic Kreepy hose. To open the lid, first unscrew the top. If it has water in it, it's best to drain the water out so you don't have a lot of suction inside the canister. Then, grip the hard plastic piece of the lid that inserts into the hose and bend it down so as to allow one side of the cap (with the rubber gasket) to come out of the canister first. You have to work it in such a way as to get one side out first. Once you get the hang of it, it's pretty simple, but the rubber ring gasket around the lid seals very tight and it isn't all that easy to get the lid off.
1763242
I used the kreepy krawler cleaner and that hose fit get. You have to twist it to remove the top. It is had to do at first, but gets easier.
1770200
The diameter coming out of the vacuum (blue) is 2 and 1/2 inches and the hose (black) is a screw on type with a diameter of 2 and 3/4 inches. All parts fit perfectly.
1813320
First unplug unit then lift handle connecting hoses to unit this stops the water flow from hoses to unit have a bucket under the hose clamp when lifting out of unit in case some water leaks from hoses the water level in unit is about 2 inches from the top after removing hose clamp unclasp lid and remove.
654450
The little "L" shaped bar at the bottom opens and closes a clamp that seats on the rim at the top of the tank. Of course, the hose that is shown screws onto the "acme" fitting on the tank. The thing I didn't notice until I got the riser is that I needed "acme" adapters for my BBQ and fire pit. Also available on-line.
1597523
Remove the strap (I'm sure you did that already but just in case) and put your hands on either side of the lid where the strap used to be. Use your fingers to push in the plastic tabs and lift up. The lid should come right off. The plastic tabs on the lid fit into slots on either side of the base.
1071923
There is/was a tab sticking down from the top lid that fits into a hole on the left side. Ours broke off, we found a piece of plastic to put in the hole and them hold down the lid VERY firmly to make it work again.
2203104
It should fit at the end of a standard hose. Spend the money and go with the brass, don't use the chrome ones, I've had bad luck with those.
2082427
I never found instructions either. I have had the product a year and I believe, I had to go to the hardware store and buy the connection which is a female connection to the unit and a female connection to your hose. This connection is one unit and was not hard to find. There are two inlets on the back and you should be filling the unit via the one on top. I never figured a way for the foot nozzle not to leak so I tightened it to its watertight point which means it now faces up nearly 180 degrees from where it should be in order to be useful.
332163
OK - let me try to answer this (without pictures:-) Slide the "cover" back to show the end of the steel tube. Try to align both tube ends together, this is tough, they wiggle and are somewhat off center to each other (if they are kind of aligned it will work). Slide the "cover" back over both ends of the steel tube. The cover will be around both tubes holding them together. This is a really tight fit.
1845264
Pull hard to pop the connecter off, cut the hose to the length you need, then pop the connector back on.
416238
On the backside are two small holes, and a "tool" is delivered with the unit. It is a slip of plastic, with two pins to fit in the holes.You just have to twist the lid to open it, the trick is to get hold on that thing.
1199181
I haven't had to do this. But I'd go to my friendly neighborhood hardware store with a section of hose that I'd cut off, and the measurements of the hose and ask for a replacement. Probably the same as RV hoses...
827586
You know, I'm not 100 percent sure, but I 'believe' the lower jar is a standard size. You might want to go to BB&B; and see if they have the canisters in stainless, or something, that have that lid sealing apparatus already on it, then you just replace the top back with the Hario, you can see how to take the top off, just pinch those stainless pins together and remove it. If it's a standard size, you can even re-use the boot on the bottom and re-attach it so it won't slip. Or just use one of those rubber drawer lining pads they sell that is perforated but 'grips', but it should work.
930872
It does unscrew but I forgot the thread type. It was a standard thread and I used a coupling or nipple to connect to another hose. I will amend this post if I am able to determine the thread type.
367819
You will need to use an adapter. One that reduces the opening of the wall end of the hose from 1.50" to 1.25" for a proper fit.
640280
I bought a clear hose from HomeDepot made a slit all the way down (do NOT cut in two) then pressed it onto the rim of the metal tub. I cant remember the hose size but I could fit my finger in it snug.
936841
The internal diamater of the hose needs to fit over a peice of 3/4 pipe, go to home depot and take a peice of 3/4 pipe over to the hoses and buy the one that fits over snug