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The Plumbright Washing Machine Hose (2.5m) is designed for homeowners and DIYers seeking a dependable, leak-resistant connection between their water supply and washing machine. Its primary benefit is the generous 2.5-meter length, which offers significant flexibility during installation, though users should ensure their specific appliance connector size matches standard industry dimensions before purchase.
| Model Part Number | Dg70V-Xyj-019-250 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Plumbright |
Yes, this hose is designed to handle standard household water supply temperatures used in washing machines.
No, this hose is specifically designed for the water inlet supply. It should not be used as a drain hose.
While the rubber gasket usually creates a sufficient seal, some users prefer to apply a small amount of thread-seal tape to the faucet threads for extra peace of mind.
It features standard fittings compatible with the vast majority of residential washing machines, but always confirm your appliance's specific thread requirements.
It is recommended to inspect the hose annually and consider replacing it every 5 years to prevent fatigue-related leaks.
Ensure the rubber washer is correctly seated inside the connector and tighten the nut further by hand.
Check the hose for sharp kinks or bends and ensure the water supply valve is fully opened.
To install, ensure the water supply is turned off completely. Attach the hose ends to the faucet and the machine inlet, tightening the threaded connectors by hand until secure. Use pliers only for a final quarter-turn if necessary, being careful not to overtighten. Verify compatibility by checking that your machine uses standard threaded hose connections. For care, inspect the hose every six months for visible cracks, bubbling, or hardening of the material, and replace it if signs of degradation appear to avoid potential water damage.
