what is plunger # 8,and do I need it?
1707732
Believe #8 plunger is the valve on the pool fitting. This pump does not come with the plumbing for pool. But is ready to hookup to your existing pool hoses
2185420
It is like a syringe, but there is only one plunger for the three tubes. Very simple and usable. also very effective
1211279
I unscrewed the tip that was in there and screwed it in....the plunger was a little wierd to work, don't push too hard or it squirts everywhere
56817
It would be at the top edge of your work. However, if you cut a length of channel aluminum/iron with a hole drilled through one side and mounted to the end of the plunger. You would enlarge the contact point. This way, the clamping surface would be down and as wide as you need it.
1383848
Yes you can. It comes with only one 1 1/4'' adaptor but you will need to order a second for your other end. I ordered mine from Intex it was 3.46+ shipping. It is called a 1 1/4'' adaptor plunger valve. Found under replacement parts, above ground pools, APG accessories, saltwater system parts.
251863
hi I have never returned an unclean plunger to it but if I had it would be simple to clean in a utility sink. I just wouldn't want those germs in my face wash basin though it would be simple to wash even there. Its ultra lightweight and fully open. Think of a coffee mug broken open.
1428397
i might be late with reply for your question, but anyway yes, the gel goes with the plunger (and it is wrapped with foam of bubbles that you can squash and pop with your fingers).
668940
If you've ever used a plunger before, you won't have trouble with this one.
526774
I have not been very happy with this plunger and much prefer to the HD Plunger. The RR Plunger appears to be the wrong size and shape for my Toto toilet. But - it has no moving parts, just a strange handle that allows two handed pushing and a sort of prong inside the rubber suction bell, which I suppose is intended to prod or break-up anything solid it encounters. I could never quite make it develop the sort of suction that would cause the water in the pipes to churn back and forth, something that came easily with the HD Plunger. If RR had any special secret instructions for making their plunger work magic, they kept them secret from me. I have not been very happy with this plunger and much prefer to the HD Plunger. The RR Plunger appears to be the wrong size and shape for my Toto toilet. But - it has no moving parts, just a strange handle that allows two handed pushing and a sort of prong inside the rubber suction bell, which I suppose is intended to prod or break-up anything solid it encounters. I could never quite make it develop the sort of suction that would cause the water in the pipes to churn back and forth, something that came easily with the HD Plunger. If RR had any special secret instructions for making their... » Read More I have not been very happy with this plunger and much prefer to the HD Plunger. The RR Plunger appears to be the wrong size and shape for my Toto toilet. But - it has no moving parts, just a strange handle that allows two handed pushing and a sort of prong inside the rubber suction bell, which I suppose is intended to prod or break-up anything solid it encounters. I could never quite make it develop the sort of suction that would cause the water in the pipes to churn back and forth, something that came easily with the HD Plunger. If RR had any special secret instructions for making their plunger work magic, they kept them secret from me. « Show Less
1278178
Nope. The plunger must pull in to open the valve, to achive what you need would require a major redesign. It might just be possible to "Rube Gldberg" some sort of external set up, remove the solenoid, and mount it beside the valve and use a lever arrangement, but it would be clumsy. Good Luck Terry
720634
Is the plunger all the way up into where the lever is? Check that first. If it still does it then you might have a defective one. Play with it and see if you can get it to work properly. Good Luck!!
526776
I use it the same way I used plungers I have had in the past!! If this plunger has a different way to use it, I don't know it. I'm very pleased with the plunger---it's the best and most effective one I've ever had!!!
131627
Try using a really good plunger first. This does the job but it could scratch the the toilet bowl a bit. Anyway, it is cheaper than a plumber.
517285
Sure - though you likely wouldn't need/want the plunger/filter - which is easily removed as it screws apart. :)
720635
The plunger should not move up without pressing the gray button. Maybe it's stuck??
1724450
There is terminal connections for use of a plunger switch. The instructions are all provided to assist with installation.
406966
Do what I did. Call delta and they'll be able to tell you what exactly you will need. There are many different models. By the way, your plumber is right.