How I remove the flow master for the winter?
1703513
Shut water off, pull out hose, raise hose above the end for the water to drain, reel back in hose, pull off assembly off of bracket and store. If you can't, leave both ends disconnected after draining for the freeze/ thaw cycle. In case you don't know you should always turn your water valves for the outside off from the inside (to prevent line breakage) unless you have the long anti-siphon valves. Hope this helps.
1703514
Very easy.....turn off your water supply, disconnect the hose and pull the "pin" that it swivels on. You may need to rock the unit a bit to pull the pin/pipe out. The hose and reel should be stored inside.
440864
not necessarily. you should be able to buy winterizing chemicals or even a kit at your local pool supply retailer. just unhook the pump, and plug the inlet and outlet.
1120200
yes I added a shut off valve on the bottom and put a short piece of hose for a foot rinse.For the winter remove the hose and open the shut off valve to drain the valves for the winter.
1023289
Yes, you can remove the top but I believe the entire thing is supposed to be dismantled and taken in for the winter, especially if you want it to last. I don't think it is designed to stay outside in the cold.
9175
Yes you can. Very easily. I just went to the garage to double check. Just disconnect the capped tube at the end of the first line from the last nozzle, cut off the faucet connection to the new mister line and slide it onto where the end cap went. Viola! To remove the tube, just pull back a little plastic ring that clamps it on. Add that to your new line after you remove the faucet attachment thing. So basically, you're taking off the end cap that blocks the water from coming out the far end and sticking on the new mister line where that went. In order to do that you have to cut off the thing that attaches it to your faucet. They don't need a lot of pressure to work so don't worry about the nay-sayers. A half a turn of my faucet gives me plenty of mist so a few more lines won't make any difference.
1890116
I would guess Hudson. You have to totally drain the water out of the pump before storing it for the winter. If you look at the pump, you may see the manufacturers name and Google that. Northerntool.com may have it.
856869
I just installed this head. I have decided that I want to remove the restrictor to get more water flow. How do you remove it?
828565
As per law; In areas with extrememly low water pressure the flow regulator CAN be removed ... remove shower head from supply, unscrew the filter screen by turning counterclockwise and remove the regulator with needle-nosed pliers thaen replace filter screen. NOTE: Fed law prohibits flow control removal on normal pressure systems. Check to see if you still have the owners instruction manual. It was a folded 3X3 booklet.
1069282
You CAN take the cylinder out. It is too cold to comfortably handle. I have used a kitchen towel and would recommend that.
733969
we take ours down during the winter. Never see any around. I honestly forget!!
2025223
They look like they can be removed but I haven't used them yet so I don't know for sure as it is still way below freezing at my house.
1652625
Turn the jets like faucet knob. That will change it to jets from mist. You will see a chrome ring around all the jets
241934
It is suggested to take it down if you live in an area where the temperature reaches freezing. Here in Long Island, NY I take it down along with others I see in the neighborhood. I don't want all the fittings or pump to be damaged by expanding, freezing water. It takes much less time to take it down anyway.
1296580
Disconnect the mister from the hose, let water run until cool, then connect the mister. Viola! Cool mist!!
611891
I just filled the reservoir on bottom until it started flowing out then stop..beforehand tho I put a lil antifreeze in there to prevent freezing in the winter time
2229395
Just plug it in, add water to water line. Select the size of ice you want push the start button. When the ice fills up to a level it will turn it self off. enjoy your ice maker.
2065104
I wish I could answer that but I never turn mine off and only use the clean and pond settings throughout the year. Our weather,is such that even on the few,days where,the,temp gets to freezing it never gets,to the point that the the system is total oy shut down and purging is necessary.