How To Install a Magic Chef Quick Connect Kit for Portable Washer
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- Learn how to install a Magic Chef quick connect kit that is used for our portable washers. The quick connect kit connects your washer directly to your faucet. This video applies to the following model numbers*: MCSTCW09W1
MCSTCW16W2
MCSTCW16W3
MCSTCW16W4
MCSTCW16S4
MCSTCW20W4
MCSTCW20S4
MCSTCW20S5
MCSTCW20W5
MCSTCW21W2
MCSTCW21W3
MCSTCW30W4
*parts may vary slightly depending on model
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what if we don’t have a standard sink??
Do you need to take out the black rubber prior to install
The sink that I have the Fossett doesn’t have Threads on it. Is there an adapter for one of those? For like a bathroom sink with no threading?
DO you leave the adapter in place ? or do you need to remove it every time ? thanks .
Is there a way to connect to a shower hose? My apartment has tamper proof aerators.
Your aerator might be tamper proof (not able to override the water saving feature) but you still may be able to remove the aerator. The aerator may need a key. If this is the case then you will be successful in attaching you quick connect. Some aerators are not removable, but most are.
How to connect to bathroom shower head
Do you need to remove the gasket to make sure the hose connects to the back of the intake connects in the rear of the washer?
For some reason, when I attach the hose to the quick connect, a little water is scraping from the back. That doesn't seem right. The quick connect came with a small and big thread. I need help.
Is it leaking from the faucet, or connector? Thank you.
How about Magic Chef purchase the correct quick connect and then sell it to me. That would be very customer service oriented.
Does it need to connect to the sink or can you connect it to a regular washing machine room with the 2 water switches
Yeah you can do that
The quick connect aerator did not fit my faucet... i do not understand why. Which one do i need to buy?
(Is this one provided the small or large?)
If the faucet adaptor that shipped with our product doesn't fit your faucet, you will need to obtain an additional adaptor to allow it to attach to your faucet.
The first step to identifying the adaptor you need will be to identify the type and size of your current aerator.
If your aerator is hidden from view, tucked inside the faucet, it is likely a Cache Aerators. A small plastic tool to remove the Cache Aerators would have come with the faucet that contains this style of aerator.
There are four different sizes of the cache aerators. If you google cache aerator sizes, you can locate videos to help you identify the correct aerator and it's thread size.
The more common aerator is visible at the end of the faucet. They come in three different sizes. If you google faucet aerator sizes, you can locate videos to help you identify the correct aerator and it's thread size.
Of the three sizes, our adaptor fits the standard adaptor size, which is actually one of two sizes. Our adaptor has 15/16-27 male thread as 55/64-27 female. In order to access the female thread, you need to remove one of the two washers inside the adaptor.
@@MagicChefUSA Is it possible to buy only the adapters without the hose? Thank you.
Can u say which splitter is needed for hot and cold water at a sink?
What do you do if it does fit your faucet?
If the faucet adaptor that shipped with our product doesn't fit your faucet, you will need to obtain an additional adaptor to allow it to attach to your faucet.
The first step to identifying the adaptor you need will be to identify the type and size of your current aerator.
If your aerator is hidden from view, tucked inside the faucet, it is likely a Cache Aerators. A small plastic tool to remove the Cache Aerators would have come with the faucet that contains this style of aerator.
There are four different sizes of the cache aerators. If you google cache aerator sizes, you can locate videos to help you identify the correct aerator and it's thread size.
The more common aerator is visible at the end of the faucet. They come in three different sizes. If you google faucet aerator sizes, you can locate videos to help you identify the correct aerator and it's thread size.
Of the three sizes, our adaptor fits the standard adaptor size, which is actually one of two sizes. Our adaptor has 15/16-27 male thread as 55/64-27 female. In order to access the female thread, you need to remove one of the two washers inside the adaptor.
@@MagicChefUSA What is the correct quick connect if you do not have a standard faucet? Standard faucets are measured using Imperial measurement but in the case of manufacturers like MOEN Faucets, they are using Metric measurements. How do I know which quick connect accommodates MOEN RINZA 84627? There should be a human out there that knows which one to purchase.
where and how much is this kit
how do you connect this to a tap with pull down sprayer
My adapter did not fit either. I tried it on two different sinks. I need a slightly smaller adapter. Did anyone find it? Home Depot does not seem to have it. Where to go?
If the faucet adaptor that shipped with our product doesn't fit your faucet, you will need to obtain an additional adaptor to allow it to attach to your faucet.
The first step to identifying the adaptor you need will be to identify the type and size of your current aerator.
If your aerator is hidden from view, tucked inside the faucet, it is likely a Cache Aerators. A small plastic tool to remove the Cache Aerators would have come with the faucet that contains this style of aerator.
There are four different sizes of the cache aerators. If you google cache aerator sizes, you can locate videos to help you identify the correct aerator and it's thread size.
The more common aerator is visible at the end of the faucet. They come in three different sizes. If you google faucet aerator sizes, you can locate videos to help you identify the correct aerator and it's thread size.
Of the three sizes, our adaptor fits the standard adaptor size, which is actually one of two sizes. Our adaptor has 15/16-27 male thread as 55/64-27 female. In order to access the female thread, you need to remove one of the two washers inside the adaptor.
Where can i buy the sink connector for magic chef 2.0? I just called lowes and they dont have it.
Available here: www.partstown.com/magic-chef/magc12938000000229
@@MagicChefUSA Thanks,I'll order it today..#Blessings
How to hookup hot water?
The adapter is not universal. On the hunt for a smaller one to fit my faucet.
Did you solve the issue? I have the same problem. Please!
@@murrkaya2305 I did get more adapters/connectors off Amazon and made it work, however, I put in a separate line for the washer in the end.
@@laperlenoir Thank you for your reply. Do you mind sharing the links for the connectors and a little insight to how you put a separate line?
MC website chat is not very good /responsive - at all. Chat keeps shutting down without providing - a response x3. What's up with that MC
How do I know what size adapter to get? Home Depot sells small and large. That's it.
Hi Elizabeth. Our portable washing machines come with a quick connect kit which includes the faucet adaptor, the connecting piece and the water supply hose.
My hose or quick conector starting to leak a little what should I do or need to replace I had my washer for a year
I tried in my sink but didn't work an don't knew why?
Everything fits except when I turn the water on, pressure builds up within 2 seconds. When I go to take the quick release thing off the facet, it EXPLODES water everywhere!!! I have followed everything to a T and have no idea what I could be doing wrong ????
Same thing is happening to me, any solutions yet?
@@bassspace1567 I ended up just having to use a different sink. When I first got it I was using the kitchen sink, now we use the bathroom sink and it works great. We do have to tighten it with a wrench before turning it on though so it doesn’t leak.
@@bassspace1567 This is really old so I'm sure both you and @Cait already found solutions you are happy with, but when it happened to me I found that if I loosen the hose maybe a quarter to a half turn until some of the water leaks out, it lets the pressure off so I can remove the quick connect without the explosion.
Turn the water off at the faucet. Then wait 1 to 2 minutes for the pressure to decrease, then remove the quick adapter from the faucet.
i do have a hose but leaks real bad
Try Teflon tape.