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The WaterPik water flosser is a widely used and popular device for dental hygeine. It is a very simple and straightforward tool used for oral hygiene. Unlike the conventional method of flossing using dental floss the WaterPik uses pressurized water to clean between your teeth and the rest of your mouth. The device relies on a pump to move the water to the handheld wand that is used by the user to clean their mouth. Over time the seals on the pump can begin to degrade and cause leaks between the pieces of the machine. This guide walks through the o-ring replacement from start to finish by explaining the various steps and possible problems along the way and thus ensuring a sucessful repair.
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Make sure the Waterpik is unplugged and away from any electrical outlet.
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Remove top tool tray and water tank.
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Laying the unit over on its back remove the four #1 Phillips 6mm screws.
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Using a flattip screwdriver or flat pick inserted between the plastic bezel and pressure knob gently pry the knob from main body.
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Work in a circular motion around the knob carefully applying pressure until the gauge comes off by hand.
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Place unit upright and remove main body from internal unit.
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Using your fingers set the new O-ring over the pump inlet housing.
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Use the removal tool to set the new o-ring at the base of the inlet tube.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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can we replace the handle of waterflosser? I tried to remove it but failed. some tips for this would be aprreciated.
The handle/hose assembly comes off as per step 2. Replacements are available
What is the size of the o ring? the link to amazon is not available
Hi people!
Since the O Ring link in Amazon is not working i found another set. I am not sure it will work since i cannot be sure of the size needed but the cost of the whole set is still lower than buying a new one with a Water Floss that works right and just need an O Ring change. What do you think?
https://www.amazon.com/Neiko-407-Piece-R...
Just a note: In step 4, the bottom 4 black nipples that are in the bottom plate do not have to be pushed out in order to get the unit apart. If you do seperate the bottom plate from the inner assembly the little black nipples will have to be pushed back into the plate for reassembly. They do not go in very easily. I found it helps a little with a small dab of vaseline.
I replaced all the o-rings, but now it only pumps weakly at the lowest setting. It stops entirely at the higher setting. Wonder what I did wrong?