what is this white plastic piece everyone keeps removing for greater pressure?? please help!
1139858
i have no idea. it could be a restrictor, you use less water, its economical, but i think you loose some pressure.
1139859
I called their customer service and they said the flow regulator that can be removed is the bright red piece, with a black o-ring in it, behind the shower head (where the big head connects to the arm). There was no white piece in front of it for me. It was difficult to remove. They suggested tweezers or a pen, but ultimately I used a sharp tool in my toolkit that gripped it well and popped it out. A large black rubber ring came out first which might have helped, and I put that back in afterwards, as well as a small metal thing that I didn't put back in. Good luck!
1139860
Answer here...Don't know, I returned the head because there was no pressure.
1139861
If you look in the inside of the shower head you will see a dark red plastic piece. Use a 1/4" drill bit to drill this out, you will also no longer need the gasket around this piece. You will want to make sure you "shake out" any shavings from the piece that may have fallen in the head so that the nozzles do not get blocked. This will greatly increase the water volume and pressure.
1854852
The white hose tip is smaller than the metal attachment. The white hose tip goes into the metal attachment and locks by twisting it.
541595
Just pull it straight off, grip the plastic sides, hope this answers your question. Steve W.
774643
There's a white plastic thing right below the blade. it's to cover the sharp blade when not in use. Just push it out. :)
1681795
Either something is probably bent around the basket ... straighten it out .... or ... there might be a small metal spur around the moving parts that will have to be twisted off with needle nose pliers or filed off with a small metal file. Push comes to shove, and you don't have a metal file .... try the file on a pair of fingernail clippers. (It's worked for me before) ..... or .... call "Amazon Customer Service" and they will be happy to take care of it for you with a new one. I do like mine a lot !
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I would be careful on how much force to use. I just purchased a new valve for a leaky tank, but when pulling out the old plastic insert, I could hear the crunching of plastic and indeed, the plastic around the opening had crumbled, making a new valve pointless, and requiring me to purchase a replacement tank. I wasn't even pulling that hard, or twisting it, but apparently after 10 years the plastic tank isn't in mint condition anymore.
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yeah those two peices are rubber gaskets. they serve two purposes, the first is to stop the nozzle from strtching your paint and the second one, more importantly, is to help keep the nozzles from moving around. as for the metal bit that the others have mentions I have no clue what that is for or even where it could go.
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Call petmate! They are the most helpful company ever. They have sent me replacement parts every time I have needed them including when I cracked the canister. Also, I'm assuming bleached linen is the very pure white color.
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There's a white plastic screen filter that has a plastic tab that I just unscrewed with my fingers and there's a red wheel like object that was deeper in that I didn't try to reach in and pull out, but instead I pushed out (using a key) from the other side, it took about 10 seconds to unscrew the white part and 1 second to pop out the red piece, no tools required
260100
It is the yellow plastic nut that keeps the lever down when the unit is not in use. Obviously you need to remove it to be able to put one of the valve tips.
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I took the black piece off and my 2 plastic pieces came off just fine I'm not sure keep trying hun !
1582202
Is the plastic piece on? I removed mine.. Maybe use a toothpick to clean the steam hole? Just guessing. Its a really basic mechanism
587235
Maybe pulling it out and shaking it might help. Also, that will happen if any of the packing plastic remains. I hope this helps. Good luck!
112761
it sounds like the grip on it came undone in which case you need to take it apart and re-align the squishy rubber piece lol dont know what it is called but is pretty simple.
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Darryl, how did you knocked out the plastic insert out of the seat tube!?? I'm having a really hard time with that. Thank you!.
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Mine had a small plastic piece shoved in near one of the holes from the front. Hold the punch down and pull this piece of plastic out and it will release.
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If your talking about the airator on end of spout its usually is screen on bottom ,then white plastic piece with holes just sits in grove flat side up then rubber gasket . then just screw it back on. If its a flat white plastic pc with a small pencil size hole thats a flow reducer I just leave them out.