If that does not work your retainer clips are bad and you can buy a rebuild kit for around 40.00 thru me shipped. It comes with retainer clip , spring and bracket
I am assuming that you have the appropriate adapter on your faucet.
You are not actually getting the connector attached to the faucet.
Pull down on the locking collar while lifting the hose connector onto the faucet adapter.
When the connector snaps into place, release the locking
collar.
Turn the hot water on slowly until it is all the way on.
In order to properly clean your aquarium you should follow
the next step by step manual.
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You should fill half a
bucket with dirty fish tank water. Then fill the rest with clean tap water.
Then you should mix them together, the new and the dirty water so there will be
no injure to the fish by drastically changing the water.
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Place your fish in the
bucket.
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Unplug the aquarium and the
aquarium equipment from the electricity.
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Drain the tank completely.
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Take two cupful of dirty
gravel and put it aside. Since cleaning gravel with tap water will destroy most
of the waste eating bacteria, it is necessary to save some gravel with bacteria
for later on.
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Take the rest of the gravel
and put it into two buckets.
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Place a garden hose into
one bucket and turn the faucet on full blast. Frequently rinse and stir the
gravel until the water in the bucket gets clean.
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Repeat the process with the
second bucket.
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Clean the aquarium tank
with hot tap water without using any soap or cleaning materials. Clean the
internal parts of the aquarium and then wipe the insides with a paper towel.
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Put all the gravel back
inside the tank in addition with the rest of the dirty gravel.
•
Refill the tank with clean
cold tap water. Make sure you add a de-chlorinating agent to the tap water.
•
Plug in all the electrical
parts.
• Return all the fish to the tank.
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