Does the head/watering rose thing disassemble in case it clogs? I use a rain barrel and submersible pump and definitely need to be able to do that.
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The black part on the top does come off, but it does not disassemble further than that. Depending on what is clogging it, you may be able to just rinse it out or you may have to pull pieces out with a pliers, but you should be able to clean it without too much hassle.
38578
Yes, the rose unscrews from the end of the wand. It uses a regular hose fitting, so you can replace any of the parts, for example, if you wanted to use a finer rose.
225912
No. You soak the top section in water. It'll hold enough water to keep the flowers alive.
1661821
I agree with everything that Bob said. The only thing I would add is for you to contact the manufacturer, tell them the problem, even if you fix it yourself. They will replace it. I've already had that experience and overtime the handle parts separated again on my sprayer. I did call and they immediately sent out a complete new handle and pump replacement. Wonderful customer service. I love this sprayer because it's so easy to use. I may buy another one to use just for herbicides
570485
No don't believe so. I have not seen where it comes apart but running water through it cleans it just fine
2276468
Yes. It operates by a 'spring' that becomes operational when you rotate the dial to the to set the desired watering time. Even with no water flow, I can rotate the dial and hear a 'ticking' noise inside of the device and the dial will eventially rotate back to zero -- even if it's not connected to anything.
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I called Bunn and was connected with their commercial support. I was advised NOT to try to take off the Bellow Cap and not to try to clean it by pouring water in it. I asked why the directions said to take it apart. I was told that these instructions come from the manufacturer (?) and aren't correct.
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It's very easy to take apart AND put back together. Because it has a release valve, you can let the pressure out when you're done spraying (you don't have to keep the nozzle open when the tank is empty). When the pressure is gone, unscrew the pump part (it has a handle, so it's easy), then rinse. I always repressurize the tank with some clean water in it, and send that water through the hose/nozzle until that runs clear, just to make sure that's clean as well. Then, release the pressure again, take it apart and let it dry. I hope that makes sense; it is MUCH easier to take apart than the Solo I used to have. I really like this sprayer.
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Thanh,Yes, rhere will be damage. The pump has a plastic impeller that rotates and moves the water. If the pump runs for hours without moving water the plastic impeller will get very hot melt or bend and break. Also, there is a seal on the rotating shaft that will get very hot and be damaged. Sorry for the bad news but you must be very, very careful with the installation and make sure all connections do not leak.
1960750
Yes it comes off. I use it for watering flowers in the front yard. Sometimes I have to fill it up during the summer when it hasn't rained. I would not use it for drinking water, I don't think that it would be safe. I have had mine for 4 yrs and had to seal around the spout, otherwise no problems.
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The impeller should move freely all the way around. There could be something in a vein off the impeller. I didn't try and take mine apart. I removed a quarter out of mine with some hooks. Still didn't drain properly so i just bought a new pump. Works great still and it's been a couple of years
1309129
Yes, it just has to have a place for the flower ( anchor) part to rest. That's usually within the drain.
26890
As the others have said, it is threaded to accept a standard garden hose but does break down over time; esp with direct sun. The spigot is easily switched/replaced with a hardier metal one though. This rain barrel is really good. The lid stays on, I thas a slim profile, and the barrel is much more durable than the other Fiskars model (Fiskars 48 Gallon Holden Rain Harvesting System,)which have as well, but have had to repair several times. This one has given us no trouble whatsoever.
118134
Yes, it comes apart easily, but doing so may wear it out. We store ours in a barn, but we don't take the faucet off. We use it for cleaning fish.
1504161
You will need to dissemble the whole pump. On my case, the pump was working, however the bottom piece of this item was not rotating... We change this item and the pump was working fine.
1731828
I haven't fully disassembled mine, but have found the movement range of the plunger sufficient to thoroughly clean it. If you put milk in your tea/coffee, you might want to soak it, just to be sure.
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OK; So from your question I gather you want to know if once the garden hose is attached to the Fish Cleaning Table's faucet you can just turn the water on/off via the sink faucet without turning the garden hose faucet on/off. If I'm understanding this correctly then the answer is a definite YES. Once you attach your garden hose to the Fish Cleaning table faucet connection you don't have to bother again with your house hose faucet until you're ready to turn off all water and disconnect the garden hose from the table's faucet. You will need either a very large bucket to sit underneath the sink drain OR another way for the water to be diverted away from your feet while using the sink. We use a bucket at this time but I'm looking for a suitable flexible tubing/pipe that I can attach that will also be easy to remove for diverting the water as it flows into the drain. My husband truly loves this table and gets many compliments on it and it's functionablility. One of the best things I've ever gotten him! Hope this helps answer your question...=))
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Hard to say. These pumps do come apart in 3 or 4 pieces for internal cleaning. I had to use an old part on the new pump I got one time. When and if you take it apart, don'tforce getting the cover off, as it will come apart. If you force it, the piece with the flow control lever could break. I also had to trim some plastic on the new pump body because the old one had a slight ovalness to it. Good luck.