Is there suppose to be a conductive washer with it, to take up the gap between the negative cable and the switch/
1260809
No washer. The gap is what makes this disconnect work. If there were no gap then the battery would still be connected. I have used this switch successfully for nearly 3 years and it works as designed. I use it to stop the slow overnight battery drain (short) I have.
1260810
Don't think so. You can find the same part at Advance Auto or Hsrbor Freight.
1260811
There is a composite spacer that keeps the two sides from making contact until you tighten the screw when you need it
799174
Make sure your rubber washers are in the connectors, and you may have to use some Teflon tape as well.
918065
I don't see where washers would help on mine. There is supposed to be a knob on top where the TV connects to the arm to tighten it and keep it from moving once you have it level. Hope this helps.
2282095
The washer goes next to the nut. Hopefully this helps you. Sorry for the delay.
867987
Yes. I change the hose bib on the top to the bottom and connect 2 washing machine hoses to a spliter .then to pvc pipe with some adapters and valves to a garden hose. I use this to recicle the water from the washer machine.
167168
Yep and it works great, just make sure you add the washer to add extra space needed to make it work correctly.
897922
I'm not sure, but on my dryer there is a tiny "pin hole" in the switch. I would try inserting, perhaps the screw driver for glasses screw into the hole to move it over. (Be sure not to have it plugged in) Hope this works....Post if it does I would like to know.
1041762
Yes, on the opposite side of the inlet and outlet tubes (facing away from the aquarium), about 2 inches from the bottom of the unit, there is a simple push switch covered with a rubberized material.
1835541
Yes, i had to swap pos/neg cables with winch side cables cause of where i placed it on four wheeler. Placed switch on left side of handle bars. Very pleased.
1364865
I doubt it, the plastic connection piece has some sort of on/off switch when connected to the hose. This seems to be product specific. However we have had this for a while now, and have had NO issues with it.
1370638
It could be replaced by a brass fitting if you can find a brass fitting that has the size and thread of the connection to the pressure washer. The hose side connection would be no problem, but the washer side could make it difficult.
1409369
I had a similar problem. Bummer. To fix the problem I had, I inserted a metallic washer between two batteries,that would make contact with the center conductor on the battery, but not large enough to touch the outer conductor of the battery. Now, everything is held tight enough to make good contact. The washer used is a counter sink type, so it fits around the center conductor, and can't move around. It has to be the correct size, to fit the battery + pin. Something else might work better, but this works for me. A spring that fit tightly around the center pin of the battery would probably also work, but I didn't have one on hand. I had a similar problem. Bummer. To fix the problem I had, I inserted a metallic washer between two batteries,that would make contact with the center conductor on the battery, but not large enough to touch the outer conductor of the battery. Now, everything is held tight enough to make good contact. The washer used is a counter sink type, so it fits around the center conductor, and can't move around. It has to be the correct size, to fit the battery + pin. Something else might work better, but this works for me. A spring that fit tightly around the center pin of the battery would probably... » Read More I had a similar problem. Bummer. To fix the problem I had, I inserted a metallic washer between two batteries,that would make contact with the center conductor on the battery, but not large enough to touch the outer conductor of the battery. Now, everything is held tight enough to make good contact. The washer used is a counter sink type, so it fits around the center conductor, and can't move around. It has to be the correct size, to fit the battery + pin. Something else might work better, but this works for me. A spring that fit tightly around the center pin of the battery would probably also work, but I didn't have one on hand. « Show Less
1472644
Good question - i had to take fittings off my power washer wands and put on this - works perfect then (was not a big deal for me)
947568
You can't connect it directly. The buoyancy of the black, round float inside a tank causes the switch to trigger and the suction to occur. Our washing machine is in our basement. The main drainage line is closer to the ceiling, rather than the floor. We put the washing machine drain pipe into a tank, and put this submersible in the tank. The pump pushes the water up to a 4 inch drainage pipe that leads to the main out of the house. You will need to purchase additional piping for the drainage as well. Each situation is different for that.
1768944
Negative. The cables will need their own path through the desk surface. You may be able to custom engineer the washer that sits under the desk surface with some cable slots. Short of that the cables will not pass through the down tube through the desk top. Caveat: "I am using the clamp method."
1340500
You can use the same type of crimp on connector as you use on the actual switch. Just push them on at the end of the brass horizontal buss.
1611872
yes, it happened to me. The magnetic part stopped touching the bottom I user a very small washer to bridge the gap. but any metal will do the job.