Hello , I have ordered one of it but water doesn't come out from one of hose. Can you help me for that?Thanks.
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Only one water outlet will work at a time. You have to dial in which one you want to work. (1 or 2)
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Sure, their is a black Rubber piece on the side. You need to turn that rubber piece and then the water comes out of both, but only one at a time. Set the time how long you want to have the water to run and then when one side stops the other side of the hose will start . Their don't start both at the same time. Hope that helps.
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The hose on the left is controlled by the black lever on the left side. The hose on the right is controlled by the timer dial and can also be tested using the manual button on the left.
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The hose one the left side is controlled by the lever on the left side of the unit. The timer only controls the hose on the right.
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Hit manual button than select + to select hose #2. When trying to set automatically use the plus button to set the start time,length etc
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cannot help with this question as the item has not been used; waiting for spring!
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I have not had that problem, check that your hoses are in the correct position in and out, also make sure that the filter is filled with water.
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Hi, you might want to unscrew the bottom to see if it is clogged but first I would remove the hose and check there. I have had little objects get caught there and it would loose suction. I have 2 of these and have had the one for 5 years now and love them both. Hope this helps
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Mary, when I first got my unit I had the same issue. But now it works much better once I removed a couple of the hoses. Instead of uses the full set of hose, I took two off. Try to remove one at a time until it performs better but make sure there's enough to reach the far side of the pool.
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check to make sure there isn't a locking feature on it that prevents water flow, i know camelbaks do. Then return this product. it is plagued with problems in my experience. also try disconnecting and reconnecting the hose and any other detachable parts and make sure water can flow freely through the tube, mouth piece etc.
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Hello Vikas, firstly you need to determine the source of the leak. It is most likely from one of the connections. Try to isolate which one. If that is the case you can easily fix it yourself by checking each one and making sure that they are tight. If it is coming from the body of the unit then you should return it because that would mean that the product is defective. The instructions aren't great. I would gladly send you a picture of the unit already connected so that you could see it more easily but I don't think there is a way of attaching a picture to my answer. Best of luck.
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I have not seen this happen since installing but I have noticed the hose has started to blimp up near the connection to the Claber. It is like the pressure of the water has been stretching the hose near the fitting but I have no leaks still. Just wondering if it might eventually blow out. When I installed I made sure the hose had a nice clean cut end and that it was pressed on as tight as it would go to the Claber fitting. Then I made sure I tightened the Claber fitting as snug as it would go and it has been water tight since. You might not have torqued it down tight enough is what I'm thinking.
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I wish there was a way. I tried a couple of things, but because of the expandable "nature" of the tube and the outside covering I could not. I bought one Pocket hose and then a week later, but before the first one failed, I bought another. Unfortunately both started leaking at the ends. Then the Pocket Hose sprung a leak in the middle of the hose and I gave up trying to repair them. The hose is a wonderful concept that currently does not work. I have been looking at reviews for other brands of flexible hoses and they seem to be failing too. Too bad. By the way I bought another flexible hose for my sister in law and it has started to leak too. I wish there was a way. I tried a couple of things, but because of the expandable "nature" of the tube and the outside covering I could not. I bought one Pocket hose and then a week later, but before the first one failed, I bought another. Unfortunately both started leaking at the ends. Then the Pocket Hose sprung a leak in the middle of the hose and I gave up trying to repair them. The hose is a wonderful concept that currently does not work. I have been looking at reviews for other brands of flexible hoses and they seem to be failing too. Too bad. By the way I bought another... » Read More I wish there was a way. I tried a couple of things, but because of the expandable "nature" of the tube and the outside covering I could not. I bought one Pocket hose and then a week later, but before the first one failed, I bought another. Unfortunately both started leaking at the ends. Then the Pocket Hose sprung a leak in the middle of the hose and I gave up trying to repair them. The hose is a wonderful concept that currently does not work. I have been looking at reviews for other brands of flexible hoses and they seem to be failing too. Too bad. By the way I bought another flexible hose for my sister in law and it has started to leak too. « Show Less
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Are the hoses attached to the correct locations? Water in and water out. Take the pump apart as per owners manual and check the impeller. Always unplug and remove from water first.
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Just make sure the vacuum part at the bottom is clean. I had the same issue but turned out the brushes at the bottom had stuff rapped around it blocking the water to come out.
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You may need to backwash. There may also be something (leaf, etc.) caught somewhere in the hose. Good luck!
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They recommend you don't drink out of the hose. I purchased several different kinds of these hoses and some broke the first time I used them. Home Depot sells one much sturdier and cheaper. Good luck. Patti
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Hi Austin, I only use the two pieces and have no attachments. Sorry i couldn't help. Try calling the company you bought it from and see if you can return it. My two piece does not leak.
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Have not had that problem, I have well water. I do drain the supply tube hose when finished. This may help.
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No I have the same problem! It appears to be a flaw that they did not attempt to fix. I did take a pair of plyers (water pumps) and snuged it up and that does hold some what better.
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The same thing happened to us. When I had a plumber here for other work, I asked him if he could try to get it off. No luck. I guess it's best not to leave it on your hose for too long or else it will become a permanent attachment.
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Mine has also had a problem with that at times. I just pull it futher out or all the way out to get it to retract again. Ours is away from the faucet and it worked fine until we changed the water hose we hooked up to it. So I don't know if that is the problem.