O ring that sits on tower under spout missing. What size do I need to replace it??
746463
I ordered replacement parts through the manufacturer. I can't be certain they have the O ring, but I would imagine they do.
746464
I don't know the fountain never worked for me. Poor design so I returned it.
746465
I bought the fountain and it was cracked so I never got to use it, so sorry can not help. I bought the new drinkwell and that is ceramic and round and unless you crack the ceramic, there is nothing to break.
746466
Sorry I dont know, mine arrived with a broken piece, I sent the whole thing back. Bought something else.
456794
I'm not positive, but I would imagine if you had the old spigot, you could probably find a replacement at a hardware store.
504109
I would bring the item to a local hardware store.They usually have draws of different O-rings and one should be large enuf for this.
1432342
Not sure about replacing. Our spout leaked the first time we tried to use it.
1095476
Hi,you have to make sure the replacement spout connects the same way as existing spout. There are two types of spouts.
1556491
http://www.brewhardware.com/rimsherms-parts-93 has probably everything you need, they sell a nice tri-clover flange with a cnc cut radius that you can solver solder, or other parts to go a different rout. Hope that helped
1338563
We replaced ours with a 3/8" spigot. It's been awhile, so I hope I am remembering correctly!
1990416
I used a standard shank, but it was on a flat refrigerator door installation. On a tower you may need an adaptor that is curved between faucet an the tower. The adaptor will follow the curve of the tower on one side and be flat against the faucet nut on the other.
964686
I wish I could help, but I no longer have the same watercooler. We have gotten a new one without faucets. Good luck!
1816881
If you can't get one from the manufacturer, try using a rubber O ring which you can buy from your local hardware store.
1953416
The instructions say 1 inch diameter. I believe that was what I used to install it. But the spout fits tightly and is offset in the hole. See my review in installing it.
446235
It easy, unscrew 6 screws on top, clean and replace O ring if needed put new one evenly screw back screws. That it.
2177644
There is a small nut from the new device that is suppose to fit into position once you have removed the on-off handle from your existing spigot/faucet. Thats gotten fit or your hosed (pun intended). The best thing to do is check the manufacturere's website as they have a very helpful video that will detail the installation. Good luck.
945366
I believe that is the same as I had, also. I checked everywhere for the valve and no one had it. I found out it is no longer made. They worked beautifully! You just would have to take the chance that yours will too! I found they super easy to replace! My old valve were so bad that I couldn't even use the spigot! Good luck!
1019635
If you are referring to the o-ring between the reservoir and base, you should have an "odd" rectangular one. Not an exact rectangle since it has indentations around the bolts. Hope this helps somewhat. I received this one very fast, and it fit without problems. The ad didn't say it but it did actually come with a new cap, washer, o-ring, and bolts, which was a nice surprise.
1588403
There ARE female threads in the spout. Other spouts sometimes use an o-ring, slide on and set screw. This uses the standard pipe threads.
233809
You will need to have the model number of your undersink filter. Search for replacement O-rings for that model. Its the only way you'll know if you're getting the correct o-ring.