We have brokwn the male connector off the external water tank and need to know if we can get a new one to replace it

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Thar sort of information is never available especially on such a vintage machine, and you don't tell 'why'?

You would measure the diameter with an internal Vernier gauge or external on the male connector and then use a thread gauge for the thread pitch.

Or you buy a new tank or a new tap.

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if it is the threads leaking., you can #1 shut the water heater down or turn it to pilot. #2 carefully loosen the top connector to the valve, #3 remove valve #4 apply teflon tape, usually 3 raps nO more than 5 to the male threads #5 carefully reassemble. turn from pilot to normal. if the water heater continues to leak it is possible that you observed leakage from the valve but the tank itself needs replaced. hope this helps.

I' used to have a carpet cleaner that did the same thing.
The method they used to stop & start the water spray was a pinch system. When the trigger is pulled the clamp releases and the tube is no longer being pinched Or so that is what is supposed to happen but if it has been sitting a long time (witch is always) the tube gets stuck together where the clamp mechanism pinches the tube.
You can either squeeze the tube from the sides to get it to stop sticking or cut a small piece of and replace it using 2 (straight - Male/Male line connectors) to plug it back together.
That way you can do it when ever you need to, only replacing 3 inches or so.
It is usually just fish tank tubing you can buy at any hardware or pet store with the (straight - Male/Male line connectors) they should have in the same area of the store.
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Good Luck
StephenJP

Any decent HYDRAULIC pipe service centre should be able to help or scan eBay as many such companies offer adaptors and spares.

You would need to replace the compressor with an A/C illiminator bracket/pulley, you cannot just put a shorter belt as it would still make contact with the a/c pulley, at least on a 3.0L OHV version.

You can change the connectors on the wiring loom there are only two wires per valve
this video might help

I had the same problem years ago with an old charbroil and ended up fixing by replacing the threaded female gas connector on the regulator with one of the old style male inside threaded type. This is the connector that connects the hose/regulator to the propane tank.

Dandy instructions are located here:https://www.danby.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/DPAC83991.pdf
Basically, you need to attach the external tank tray at the bottom, remove the tank male fitting and screw it into the external tank female port.

Probably needs cleaning. I assume it is on a level surface. Water drips from the evaporator coil into a collection tray of some type and then drains into the holding tank, this tray is either broken or the outlet is plugged.
Good Luck,
Gilsh

the line in front of the pump which is your suction side is sucking air this line need to be replaced you can just cut the pipe off un tread the male connector and put more teflon tape on it but it will be only a temporary fix is always better to replace the male tread connector