What you need
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Tools Needed:
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Flathead screwdriver
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Flat wrench (size 14mm and 12mm)
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L-shaped socket wrench (size 14mm)
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Flat wrench (size 28mm) or an adjustable wrench
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Unscrew the cap covering the valve that regulates the internal pressure of the reservoir.
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Using the screwdriver, push on the valve core to depressurize the reservoir.
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Using a flat wrench (size 14mm) and a socket wrench (size 14mm), unscrew the 6 bolts holding the seal plate in place.
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Unscrew the connection between the head of the pump and the tank with a flat wrench (size 28mm or adjustable)
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Unscrew the valve nut with a flat wrench (size 12mm).
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Position the tank upright at 90° to remove the reservoir.
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Put the valve back into the fastening tab of the reservoir.
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Locate the valve's original spot in the bottom of the tank.
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Insert the reservoir into the tank.
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With your hands, put the valve back in its spot inside the tank.
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With a flat wrench (size 12mm), put the nut holding the valve back in place.
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Position the lip of the reservoir on the outside rim of the tank.
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Reposition the seal plate on the tank.
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Screw the 6 bolts back into place with a flat wrench (size 14mm) and a socket wrench (size 14mm).
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Screw the nut between the head of the pump and the tank back into place, with a flat wrench (size 28 mm or adjustable).
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2 Comments
Thank you so much for your tutorial. I am a window cleaner and it is a essential for me. After my pump broke last week I was planning on buying a new one but now its fixed because of you.
Where can I buy the membrane?
