HOW DO YOU REPLACE THE NOZZLE
1329501
Unfortunately I don't know how to replace the nozzle. I have never needed to do so.
1742303
Unscrew the cap on the valve attachment. Pull out the adapter inside and reverse its position (turn it around). Replace the cap.
2251442
Replacing the seal on the flush canister: (1) turn off the valve supplying water to the tank; (2) Flush the toilet to empty the tank; (3) Disconnect one end of the pull-chain from the canister or from the flush handle; (3) Put your fingers under the guide that protrudes from the top of the canister and turn it counterclockwise one-quarter turn (This will release the canister from the tank); (4) Remove the canister; (5) Turn it over and pull off the rubber seal; (6) In its' place, install the new one; (7) Replace the canister; (8) Turn the guide clockwise through one-quarter turn to lock the canister in place; (9) Reconnect the chain; (10) Turn the water back on. You're done. Once you get started, you'll see that the procedure is pretty simple and quick. Also, there's a YouTube video available at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-oVbeFsXhI. Gary Pforr
1053376
I don't believe you can. With the pull out nozzle design unless you can find some kind of an adapter.
1995035
I rinse it with water. Then spray the water to flush out and clean the nozzle. Next, I repeat the process using alcohol.
1911675
You can just unscrew the handle all the way out and replace it that way or if you can still undo it from the front you can also do that. Its easier if you just unscrew the handle then unscrew the pin with a needle nose plier and screw the new one in.
1767735
At the end of the handle is a clear water reservoir. You slide the clear resorvoir down and off. On the top is a rubber stopper. Pull out the stopper and fill with water. Replace rubber stopper and slide back onto the handle.
4168
You unhook the hose coming in and just unscrew the complete assembly. Very simple swap. Make sure to transfer the "O" ring and lube it (not with vasoline or petroleum based product).
1566921
I'm not sure since I've never had to replace mine yet. I would go to YouTube and ask the same question. I'm sure there is a video out there that will show you how.
1679590
Yes, in fact this came with replacement nozzles also. You will need to fashion a plug for the end.
2018502
Yes u have to adjust the nozzle by turn it from the tip. U should have 2 nozzle tips that came with it.
857649
Look at photos of the replacement nozzles for sale and you can see that the entire spray head including the reversing handle comes off by loosening the big silver nut near where the blue plastic begins on the gun. You cannot just replace the orifice like big airless guns. They are readily available for about 45.00
1206841
Hi - Sorry you're having trouble. This thing is adorable! But the nozzle on our jar is the pits. My husband was trying to pour lemonade for guests and gave up - and used a soup scoop to get the liquid out of the top of it. A real disappointment. I'm not looking at mine (it's in a box high up on a shelf) - but - it seems to me if you can figure out how to unscrew the nozzle, you could then replace the washer. I'm sure you can find the correct size of washer in a hardware store. While you're at it, you might consider getting a completely new nozzle set up. I think I need to do the same thing. Sorry I couldn't help you more. Good luck!
2110065
just unscrew the nozzle from the bottle. It may not go back on once you remove it.
67949
Looking back at my orders, the replacement nozzles ordered and used were HX8002/64. I used them on the HX8111/30. Those are the only ones for which I have first-hand experience. I recently ordered the HX8211/02; the nozzle looks the same to me but I have not yet needed replacement nozzles and presume the same ones would fit. Maybe another person will have a better answer.
1011885
My sprayer has a metal wand with a black plastic connector at the base that screws onto the nozzle (the piece with the trigger). When I got this kit, I unscrewed the wand and cut the hose off the old nozzle. I slid the handle over the remaining hose and attached the hose to the nozzle. Then I snapped the handle to the nozzle. I attached the wand to the the other end of the nozzle by screwing the black plastic connector on to the nozzle. The wand does not go through the handle. The handle is on the input side of the nozzle and the wand is on the output side. Hope this helps.
533749
Since it is plastic, a plastic cement similar to plastic models could be used as a permanent fix. For a temporary fix if it's just loose on the nozzle, you could wrap duck tape (yeah the cure-all) around the nozzle to make the fit tighter. Two sided tape could be used as well.