I have a GE RO system. The tank has a compression fitting, where I just push the orange tube into the fitting and its locked in. Will this tank work?
768522
It will not work. This tank has screw in connections for compression fitting. You will need to buy an exact replacement for your system just to make sure it will work. Good luck.................
768523
I connected the tank with an appropriate compression fitting and it has been working perfectly.
768524
This has a compression fitting that screws on to the 1/4" plastic tubing. If it doesn't work any hardware store will have the correct one for $2-3 dollars. This was a great buy for me. My old one was only putting out 5-10 seconds of pressure about 10 oz. this tank keeps going and easily fills a half gallon pitcher.
768525
our whirlpool system worked after we attached the fitting to the tank and it worked. we really did not have any instruction
768526
This tank does not come with a valve. You either have to use the one off your existing tank or purchase a new one. I purchased a new one and was happy that I did as the one on the old tank didn't want to come off. Once you have put a valve on the new tank then you can easily connect it to the water line. Note: I also have a GE RO system.
1398489
We have an adaptor for a big tank for ours...but never had any problems. All I could imagine is that the tank is not screwed in correctly....sorry prob not very helpful
2140381
it should work, it looks the same as original. refer to u-tube " brigs and stratton fuel pump vacume tube repair" first to be sure the problem is not the vac. tube from fule pump to the valve cover. if the tube is cracked AT ALL the pump may not operate correctly, if at all.
1034946
I'm assuming from the way you referred to 'my LP source' that you have a tank, regulator, valve, and probably a flex line. My best recollection is this takes a 1/2" MPT connection but someone in the plumbing department will know for sure. I'm pretty sure I connected mine to standard black threaded gas line. My guess is you'll have a brass connection to your line.
482748
Yes. I had my gas co. hook mine to my 250 gal. propane underground tank. They tied into the high pressure line just before the regulator next to my house and installed a tamper resistant valve with a quick connect on it. I have run it this way. Works fine. Would highly recommend you get your gas co. to do this. They need to see if the high pressure line is big enough. To hook it up this way also voids the warranty.
1627150
hmmm, does "self-sealing fuel fitting" refer to the female brass quick connector on the hose? i have this tank and it works well. I screwed my male brass fitting into the threaded black fitting(on the tank) and it worked.
1149554
Should be no problem if you have a pressure tank after the RO. Order the 60 or 80 psi pressure switch if the tank and RO can handle it.
2041789
It will work on any compressor tank that has a drain on the bottom, you may have to use some brass fittings/ bushings to adapt to your tanks drain size.
2147836
No, the holding tank should be able to hold a fixed pressure +/- a few PSI for hours. Make sure you are using a thread locker to seal your connections.
1204914
I do not know? I don't own a Buick. If I had to take a guess, I would say yes because I'm sure GM uses the same compression ring for most of it's tanks. If not, return it....
1503233
it is fairly generic....so if it resembles your regulator it should work....my problem was that the hose was not as long as the one I replaced....so you might want to measure the hose.....make sure you have one that is long enough.
541815
As long as the tank, can fix the hose it will work, but you will need to have the tank at a high point cause gravity is needed to get gas out of tank.
144478
You can rotate the base to orient the handle to suit your needs. Not sure about your GE. It worked with my whirlpool RO system. It has a threaded "line in." And 2 barbed connections for the "cleaning" water drain: one for a 1/4" plastic line and one for a 3/8" plastic line. Save your fittings. Don't forget the Teflon tape!!
2187714
The fit is very tight, but it will go with the right pressure. Make sure it is seated flush. Good luck!
1570169
The compressor has a built in pressure switch. I know it works filling tires directly. Don't know about a tank but it should work the same there. The pressure switch is not adjustable
132166
As long as it is below the water level and water flows INTO the pump easily ( gravity fed ) it will work. DO NOT PUMP HOT WATER INTO A RO unit , however as it will destroy the RO membrane. Use only cold water Use cold water only!!
608718
Not enough info to answer. The tank must be specific to the water heater and not to the R/V.