Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: chrismroberts on September 05, 2008, 10:27:26 pm
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Hey everyone... was wondering if anyone could help....
I'm getting a lot of pressure build up in my hose reel.... up to now I've had a brass inlet on the hose reel, attached to a gardena female connector from the pump... I've tried changing both fittings, but whenever I reel out or in the pressure build up pushes the pump to reel hose off..... tis doing my head in!
I'll reel out, get round the back of a house, connect the pole, and nothing... get back to the van and i've got water pouring down the road.... :(
Any ideas? Thought it was the hoselock connection, so attached the hose directly with an O-ring clip, and even this is working its way free....?
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Do you use the varistream? If so you need to turn down the blue dial inside it.
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If you use an old style varistream set the dial on G or H and give that a try.
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yeah mine dont come off but swell up the hose by the reel and eventually bust !!!
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If you use an old style varistream set the dial on G or H and give that a try.
Do you use the varistream? If so you need to turn down the blue dial inside it.
Ahhhhh..... I'll have a look and see what its on... thanks guys :)
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i had that the other day..... i have the varistream 2, set on the right settings.... tried everything...
bought a pack of the little black washers for the reel outlet, took the old one off , new one on... and hey presto!.....
it didnt work!!!!!!!
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;D just kidding... that did the trick... new washer in the hose male outlet. ;)
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I used to get this, try getting a brass 90 degree swivel elbow.
I found that as I was walking away from my hosereel, straight connectors would sometimes pop off when rotating.
this sorted it for me
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I used to get this, try getting a brass 90 degree swivel elbow.
I found that as I was walking away from my hosereel, straight connectors would sometimes pop off when rotating.
this sorted it for me
Yea, I must say it works very well for me. :)
Here's the link, about half way down.
www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Hose_Reels.html (http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Hose_Reels.html)
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Only just had a chance to post....
All sorted :) Changed the inlet on the hose reel again and this sorted it.... must have been perished washers in the old one and the one I put on.
Thanks :)