How does one fit the drain hose from a washer (which isn't threaded but just a simple corrugated plastic hose) to the screw inlet on this pump?
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Purchase a PVC pipe male pipe fitting with spurr on the other end that washer hose slips over and secured with hose clamp. Also purchased a PVC threaded cap vent so air could circulate when pumping out. Hope this helps.
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I actually had some one put this in for me. My old PVC pipes fit. You my need extra hardware silver ring fasteners w/screws & a possible rubber washer. Take a pic of it and take it to your local hw store for more help. Sorry. I wanted to take a pic of it but was too confusing using gmail �
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I wanted a wash tube in the basement so I let the washer hose empty in that. Hooked the wash tube drain to the pump.
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It attaches directly to the washer using a clamp. You might have to trim it because it has 3 different sizes. It will fit a Whirlpool since that's I have.
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Install the diverter tubing that connects the outflow (that would go into the bucket) to the internal connection leading to the drain hole. If you don't have a manual, download from the manufacturer's site.
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Sorry, I use drain bucket and not hose assembly. Whynther customer service is good and helpful.
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If your hose already has a good washer, you don't need to install a new one. Try connecting the hose and see if it leaks. If no water is spurting at the connection, you are done. If there is a spray (or leak), pop out the old washer with a little screwdriver or the like. Then slide in the new one. Some hoses come with hard plastic washers that just don't seal well. These washers are rubber and tend to work pretty well. If a single washer isn't enough - check by hooking up the hose and trying it - you can slide in a pair of these washers for a better fit. They'll squish when you tighten the hose. Not every hose works perfectly with every faucet, so having a few good washers around can make a difference. If your hose already has a good washer, you don't need to install a new one. Try connecting the hose and see if it leaks. If no water is spurting at the connection, you are done. If there is a spray (or leak), pop out the old washer with a little screwdriver or the like. Then slide in the new one. Some hoses come with hard plastic washers that just don't seal well. These washers are rubber and tend to work pretty well. If a single washer isn't enough - check by hooking up the hose and trying it - you can slide in a pair of these washers for a better fit. They'll squish when you tighten the... » Read More If your hose already has a good washer, you don't need to install a new one. Try connecting the hose and see if it leaks. If no water is spurting at the connection, you are done. If there is a spray (or leak), pop out the old washer with a little screwdriver or the like. Then slide in the new one. Some hoses come with hard plastic washers that just don't seal well. These washers are rubber and tend to work pretty well. If a single washer isn't enough - check by hooking up the hose and trying it - you can slide in a pair of these washers for a better fit. They'll squish when you tighten the hose. Not every hose works perfectly with every faucet, so having a few good washers around can make a difference. « Show Less
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Yes it does fit this washer. I have the exact part on my washer, and it works well. If you look at the part, the right angle coupling that looks like the end of a garden hose, goes onto the washer's intake valve. That would be the female part of this unit. The bottom of the part is where you hook up the water supply hose from your house's shutoff valve to this part installed on the washer. That would be called the male part of the unit. It is very a very simple installation when you look at the part. You really can't install it any other way. Don't worry about the male and female stuff. If you use the hoses supplied with the washer, you cant mess this one up. I hope this helps.
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No, it's a fine thread going into the pump. You could probably get an adapter at Home Depot.
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The length of the drain hose is About14 inches and remember it is a portable machine and does not fit into a regular washing machine wall drain
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It comes with a good washer, however, you can easily replace it when it gets worn with a standard hose washer from any hardware store. Amazon also has them online which is where I got mine. You just pry out the old washer with a pocket knife. Then place the new washer in the hose end. Tap it down gently with a flat head screw driver. It is a little tough to get it flat against the nozzle/hose end, but when it is seated it will create a tight seal for the hose and you won't have any leaks.
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The inlet to the pump is not "garden hose" size, it is made to fit the vacuum only.
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I can not speak on part numbers. But based upon the picture I see here YES this part is a replacement for the washer drain pump. Was very easy to install. Just remember plastic parts so watch the pressure you apply and when screwing back your support screws DONT over tighten.
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You will have to find some screws. You will attach it by locating a small ring right below the design. Dependimg on how big your screw head is, you may meed a washer as well.
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The hose is 1/2" I know I had to get a adaptor at the store and about 5 feet long. What screws? Only screwa I remember are for hanging the sprayer to something.
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The strainer basket is easy to attach to the pump, it just screws right to the intake portion. Don't forget the nylon tape to reduce leakage.
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Hi, You will need an 1-1/2" Male adapter to fit this. As this pump has 1-1/2" female pipe threads. Have a great day!
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Yes! We had a previous washer and that was one of my concerns! And guess what? My original hose hookup just work fine! No need to adapt a different hose! So far this washer is a great buy!!!
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Sorry, I can't be more exact. My house is an older one and I can't see any threads but the drain opening itself is about 2" but the overall size of the drain is 3". It looks to me as if it was a drop in with putty as the anchoring agent. Hope this is of some help.