What position should the supply handle be in after hooking up two full tanks for the first time. Thanks
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It shouldn't matter. Although I've yet to have it change over automatically
1847047
The left hand handle means that this Flushmate tank will support flush handle that is located on the left side of the toilet tank.Please keep in mind that the Flushmate tank should replace an existing tank for Crane using PF2 system. If your intentions are to retrofit a regular toilet to a Flushmate one, please be advised that it's not possible.Hope that helped.Regards,Gigi SchwartzCustomer Service ManagerIt's Easy Solution! Plumbing Supply
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Righty ain't always tighty... if I remember right, propane is a left-handed thread for the pipe. Try turning it to the left to install, rather than the right. If you're already doing that, I don't know?
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I just went to look at mine. From what I recall, the supply lines should have snapped in to place prior to dropping the faucet into place on your sink. Once they were snapped in, I fed the supply lines through the opening in the sink, set the faucet in place, and tighten the large nut underneath to secure faucet to the sink base. Hope this helps.
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Not much help here. Never tried it, but shouldn't cause any problem that I can forsee if you have good connections and no fuel leaks. However, you may have a heart attack when you have to fill both tanks at once!
435912
clarify your question. I suspect you are overfilling the tank. You must allow "head room" so you can pump the tank up, filling the space with air.
1851958
Your Tank will require a Valve or connection for the size of tubing you are using. I recommend a valve. Then you will need some tubing and a T connector. Connect the Tubing from both tanks to the T connector, and the tubing that was feeding the original 3 gallon tank should be connected to the center of the T. I recommend you use quick connect fittings.
1815720
I'm afraid I can't help with this one. My macerator is below the bottom of the holding tank and pumps down through a thru-hull seacock, so there's comparison. Sorry.
1488828
I am not sure whether this is even a relevant question; But I am going to answer if it helps; I take the tank to my faucet in the bathroom open the faucet and fill the tank!! close the lid; turn it upside down place it in the humidifier assembly. really did not understand the relevance of the question; Hope I have answered
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I used a tight ptrap. Like "Kraus PT-50CH P-Trap, Chrome". And use solid supply lines that won't droop
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you want to put them up front near your jack so you can see them, i have a 33' and place one on the body behind my lp tank in clear veiw from the jack.THIS WILL SHOW YOU RIGHT TO LEFT the other one on the side of the jack for up + down. it does work well for me.i USED A FOUR FOOT LEVLE INSIDE MY CAMPER TO LEVLE IT FRIST.
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Sorry, I cannot be of help. The hot water tank stays where it belongs when I use it. Be sure as you put the tank in place that you allow the handle to be in its slightly raised position. As I recall, I once had trouble putting it in place but then realized that I was holding the handle down as I tried to push it back against the main vertical handle
483276
There is only a threaded standoff on the tank, you will need to find the proper fuel connector to thread into it for your application.
1815722
I'm afraid I can't help with this one. My macerator is below the bottom of the holding tank and pumps down through a thru-hull seacock, so there's comparison.Sorry.
993269
My Q is electric and doesn't have that problem,however, there is no place to hang a large tank off the cart I can see.My guess is to get a longer regulator and hose and set the tank underneath and move separately as required.
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The dual chamber theory of operation does not inherently prevent it from working in a horizontal orientation. The issue will be whether or not there will be sufficient oil continuously available at the pump with it laying on its side. It may work with the pump jack handle oriented in one position but not turned in another. For that you'll need to experiment and see if it will work in the configuration you are needing. First of all make sure the jack is completely full of oil. I don't think you can over fill them. Try adding oil with it positioned in the orientation in which you plan to use it and see if it will take any. That may make all the difference. I suggest you first go down to Walmart or Harbor Frieght and play with a jack or two before you buy one if your application requires a horizontal orientation. Experiment with one oriented exactly as you need to use it. All those cheap Chinese bottle jacks are essently the same so playing with one should be as good as another. Please post the results. I'm now curious if it'll work oriented on its side. Good luck! Jeff
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The two positions are spray and pull the fluid from the wand back into the tank. There is only one spray position, though the nozzle can be adjusted for different patterns.