When starting up, it stops moving after a couple of times. I could cut into
the side of it to lubricate any of the moving parts; if this was a feasible
option to get it working properly again.
But I dont know whether the actual 'housing' is pressurised with the water
in it in which case it would just jigger the whole thing for ever.
Grateful for any advice please to get it going.
I work for hozelock, hope you don't mind me offering some advice :
1. Its got a 2 year guarantee, so if you have the receipt, please
contact us about a replacement.(www.hozelock.com)
2. There is a filter on the inlet (behind the quick connect adaptor) if
you have removed the inlet to clean the filter, make sure you screw the
inlet back on nice and tight. This is important.
3. If you have hard water, its possible that the mechanism may have
become clogged, try tipping a little vinegar into the motor and leaving
it overnight to descale it.
4. Finally you can't open the case it is pressurised, and I think its
unlikely that you would be able to reseal it.
I hope this helps.
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simon mcardle
Simon many thanks. It is outside guarantee. I will now try the vinegar.
Have tried vinegar in our kitchen kettle before and it was not a great
success. If the vinegar doesnt work in the sprinkler, it makes me wonder
about using some of these kettle descaler powders? What do you think?
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WD40 ?
Mike
If you are suffering from low pressure, you could try a different type
of sprinkler which performs well off low pressure, like:
http://www.hozelock.com/watering/sprinklers/round-shapes/vortex-spike-sprinkler-176.html
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