if you connect 2 hoses is there a leak at connection?
1262680
I have connected 3 hoses together and have had no leaks. I also use quic connectors on all my hoses.
1177342
Not in my experience. After connecting the hose, it leaked where it was clamped on both ends of the hose.
107915
Nope. I've owned three, zero leaks. Could it be overfilled? If you can verify the leak (maybe from a line?) I'd send it back. Good luck!
1947818
The flow is supposed to shut off. However, most quick connect type fittings ( I'm very familiar with the compressed air quick connects) eventually leak and I believe these might as well. To eliminate the chance they would leak a ball valve is included. After 1 year mine seal very well without using the ball valve.
101088
I assume so. The connection is a typical one. the hose material is light and probably floats, but that shouldn't matter?
1476075
I have not had an issue with the hoses I have purchased. I am being careful not to yank them around or pull them across sharp edges.
2147839
There should be no leaks. Be sure you have sealed the fittings with a good Teflon pipe joint sealer. If you still hear a leak, you may have a defective regulator.
767352
Without emptying it and filling with a thinner liguid ,I have no idea. I have 3 and have no leakage problem.
1070512
The connection on the unit is a male hose thread. Since the end of the hose you use is also a male hose thread you must have an adapter that will go from male-to-male. One comes with the unit but I had numerous leak problems with mine. Since it was plastic when I moved the unit, pulling the hose along, the threads would loosen then leak. I purchase a brass one instead at a local home store and that solved the problem.
1418853
I have not had any leaking. I remove both tanks when emptying dirty water and go ahead and refill water reservoir at the same time. Other than that I have had no issues.
641687
Yes. Be careful getting the old one off. In my case I decided to leave the old one on and not use the new one. No leaks.
1725683
on the second use my hose leaked very badly at the connection to the house valve
249666
Hi Vikas, i had that same problem in the beginning, I changed the hose and it still happened but it wasnt drastic, i tightened the hose and since its been fine with no problems. Not sure where it is leaking from but check the hose connections, I hope this helps.
178362
There are only 2 hoses attached the supply and the return the breather hose you reuse the existing.make sure foe the best contact of electrical re attach the new plug with Sauder and not the but connections. Also get some shrink tubing to cover sauder joints
1110305
Sorry I've had zero problems with mine. You should be able to get replacement hoses. If it is the hose that split your water pressure exceeds the hose capacity and you would need to reduce it a little. If it is leaking around the connection try taking it off and wrap the connection with plumbers tape or apply plumbers putty and reconnect the hose. Hope this helps
341803
I have used a couple of these style connectors. One works great .. no leaks etc. Another one , with a nozzle connected to it leaks slightly. Haven't been able to deremine why, but the leak, while a little annoying, hasn't been enough for me to delve into it any further. Bottom line: I will continue to use these as needed, all things considered, a quick and easy solution !
1116694
No but make sure the hose is rated for the incoming pressure (typically not an issue).