Is this the A version or the A/H? I have the A/H but need one that opens/closes in the opposite direction for cold water.
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Reversing the handle direction is as east as removing a spring clip that was located at the base of the stem, turn over the stem stopper and snap the clip back on.I cannot find anything that lists the difference between the 'a' and the a/h types. Do you know your faucet model by chance??
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I have the same set up and the only difference was the hose connections were reversed. They were pointing to the rear of the machine instead of to the front. Otherwise a good fit and performance was not compromised. Recommend that you get the additive for storage of the unit and be very methodical about its use. Otherwise the pump will freeze up after long periods of non-use.
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They are different. Theres the ACdelco AFS105 and AFS106 ones upstream the other downstream. I don't remember which ones which.
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I called the technical support number and asked your question. They said that you should disconnect the water supply and hot sides. Then it would be best to use a shop vac to blow air through the unit from the cold water supply side and that you could also add the pink anti-freeze to the unit. Here is Stiebels phone number 800-582-8423. Make sure that you use a low flow aerator with this type of water heater or you will only get luke warm or cold water from it. I hope this helps
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The way the faucet is pictured is as far back as the handle goes. It will the tilt forwards for cold and to the right for water pressure. I hope this information helps!
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I bought 3 of these, 2 came with A2 and A1 octopus, but one came with regulator A2 and A2 octopusIdeally in the title indicate that the Octopus is A1, I thought the two were A2 until I checked the detailed description.They work well and not feeling pressure change at different depths, even at below 30 meters
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The one I received is straight... I would suggest swapping the included bite valve with a better one such as one from Osprey (http://www.amazon.com/Osprey-Magnetic-Bite-Valve-Size/dp/B00AOGU8K2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1417010338&sr;=8-2&keywords;=hydration+bite+valve).
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Same with this one. It moves water just fine but is not sealed. You need some additional valving.
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I believe I read in the description section that it was the upgrade model from the old model. I installed it & I have not had any leaks or complaints about bad tasting ice. It works!
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I had a similar one (same brand) snap off in a freeze...I forgot to turn the water off and disconnect it. Otherwise, no problems.
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slight confusion on my part... the hole in the top is the water exit (not inlet).
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Arrow indicates direction flow...so in this case, arrow should point towards water heater. In case of a leak, the shut off device will cut of water flow.
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It doesn't have one. It's designed with what's called a slinger fan blade, which picks up water that has gathered on the bottom and more or less slings it through the condenser coil (the thing on the back with the fins that dent easily). It actually helps to release the heat from the condenser when it has water slung on it, just as your body is cooled when you sweat. That's one of the reasons that this kind of A/C gets louder the longer it has been on, but also one of the reasons it is more efficient than models of yesteryear. When it starts slinging the water it adds a bit of noise.
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It is just like your faucet valve. Close, open, adjust to make warmer or colder. Works great.
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It's controlled by a thermal switch normally open set at around 35 to 36 degrees, then turns off around 43 degrees. Is set to keep the water from freezing. I've taken it apart and had to replace the thermal switch on a few of them, they tend to go bad when they get wet. Stv
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I believe the "A" version has the "joystick" that controls the height of the chute opening that allows control of how far the snow is thrown. The non-"A" version does not have this and I believe cost a little less.
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I wish I could answer this for you. I ordered it & gave it to my contractor to install (which he did without any problems). I will say it is a little annoying that the cold water handle is constantly bumping into the spray nozle; you would assume the manufacturer would leave ample space to keep them from having to be 'just right'. But, all in all I'm pleased.Sorry to not have answered your question!