Polypipe PolyMax Bent Tap Connector - White - MAX1715

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This guide is for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to install or maintain plumbing systems using the Polypipe PolyMax Bent Tap Connector. The PolyMax fittings offer a sleek and secure push-fit solution, ideal for surface-mounted installations. However, ensure you use the correct pipe stiffeners for optimal performance. This guide covers key features, usage, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your PolyMax connector.
| Model Part Number | MAX1715 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Polypipe |
You don't need any special tools for installation, but you may need a pipe cutter and the Polypipe release tool for demounting.
No, it is designed for use only with Polypipe white polybutylene flexible pipe.
Use the PolyMax release tool to safely demount the fitting. Insert the tool into the fitting and push to release.
Use either Polypipe metal or plastic pipe stiffeners. For enhanced security, consider the sealed stiffener.
Yes, it is designed to handle standard domestic water pressures when installed correctly.
Yes, but inspect it for damage before reinstalling. Ensure the internal seals are intact.
Insert the pipe until it reaches the stop inside the fitting. You should feel a click indicating it's properly connected.
The release tool is sold separately and is available from most plumbing suppliers that carry Polypipe products.
Ensure the pipe is fully inserted with a stiffener and that the connection is secure. Check for any damage to the pipe or connector and replace if necessary.
Use the PolyMax release tool to correctly release the fitting. Ensure the tool is properly inserted before applying force.
Check for any kinks or blockages in the pipe. Ensure the pipe size is appropriate for your water system.