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How to Repair a Broken or Leaky Melnor Hose Nozzle 

Bruce Alan Reviews + Repairs
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I really like my Melnor Rear-Trigger 7-Pattern Hose Nozzle, so in this video I show you how I fix it when the trigger fails (handle doesn't work) or the nozzle leaks. If you have your receipt, most Melnor products come with a 3-7 year warranty and they'll ship you a new one; however, if you've lost the receipt or have already received a replacement (mine lasted one season), try this repair. While a new hose nozzle is $5-10 and the replacement parts for multiple repairs cost ~$5, your repaired nozzle will likely outlast a new one if you use stainless steel springs (available at your local hardware store).
In this video I repair a Melnor model # 471-173, but the setup is similar for most multi-pattern nozzles - ie, Melnor models 151-10, 301-416, T131-10, XT201, T201 and similar models by Viking, Gardenite, Gilmour, Prudance, and Acqua-Gun.

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@shezzawatto
@shezzawatto 3 года назад
One of the best real time videos I've come across. I particularly appreciated the fact that you didn't edit out any small glitches like screws or clicker button falling out, the effort needed to replace the spray head, and the leak requiring adjustment of the back screw knob. It's so reassuring when the same thing happens as I try the job for myself. All is not lost! Thank you very much for your efforts, Bruce.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Ha! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I’ve always thought doing “How To” videos in real time added value. Thank you for confirming that. 😃
@ramziabu-irshid8198
@ramziabu-irshid8198 14 дней назад
Well explained right to the point. Usually when they get bad I threw them out. But when I saw your video I swapped the spring from a damaged nozzle. Worked just fine like brand new. Thanks for the help❤
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 13 дней назад
Glad it helped! I salvage parts from my old nozzles as well. 😃👍
@kacey_donner
@kacey_donner 3 года назад
Thorough. Video and audio are clear. Your hands were not in the way of the visuals. You gave good warnings. I am impressed with and grateful for this free knowledge. Thank you.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Thanks for the kind words! You’re welcome!
@marthahales2430
@marthahales2430 6 лет назад
Thank you so much. By following the video, I was able to repair my nozzle (which I think is this exact model), and it now works perfectly. I couldn't find a stainless steel spring, so I just bought a zinc one plus a spare, which I'll no doubt have to use sooner than I'd otherwise have to do.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
Glad the video was helpful. A zinc spring will definitely rust, but you should get a season out of it.
@LovetheIPAs
@LovetheIPAs 3 года назад
Thank you! Very clear; you've saved us $$$ - nozzles don't last long at all anymore : (
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
That is true. which is why I try to get nozzles that I can fix or rebuild. Unfortunately with these Melnor nozzles, you can fix them for a few years to extend the life, but then other parts start to fail.
@Pathoian
@Pathoian Год назад
Thanks mate, I was trying to make 1 good out of 2 old broken sprayers, used a spring from a pump shampoo bottle, but it was leaking out the back , not until I saw your vid and realised I had to put the rubber seal and washer on after fitting the spring, now have one sprayer working perfectly here in Thailand, Thanks again Bruce
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR Год назад
Glad the video was helpful! Cheers!
@CandidTamera
@CandidTamera 4 года назад
Great video! You have a fantastic easy going style. You provide real time advice without the "ego" seen in so many "I know it all!" videos. Thank you! I'm actually in the market to BUY a nozzle not repair one. However, I liked and saved this video for future use. Based on comments here and on Amazon, I've decided NOT to buy a Melnor nozzle. The problem is which garden nozzle do I buy that's durable for years of daily home use. Any suggestions anyone?
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
Thank you for the kind words! I've had so many nozzles over the years... I've purchased the inexpensive ones from Harbor Freight as well as the expensive ones from the local nursery. I wish I could say you always "get what you pay for, " but unfortunately no nozzle I've owned has lasted more than a few seasons. Seems no matter how well I take care of them, the gaskets or springs wear out. That's why I only get nozzles that look that they are serviceable. Thanks again!
@floraline7153
@floraline7153 5 лет назад
I bought a Melnor about three years ago. It leaks and will not be removed from the hose. I bought a new sprayer but as I said, I can't remove the Melnor. So, I found this video and I might have to do the repair instead of replacing. I am glad it's possible AND that you posted this. Thanks!
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 5 лет назад
Glad it was helpful. The repair is easy although I’ve never tried doing it with the nozzle still on the hose. Have you tried putting opposing channel lock pliers on the hose and coupling? That might get take it off. Good luck!
@floraline7153
@floraline7153 5 лет назад
@@BruceAlanR I have and it seems utterly stuck. Doing it alone makes it even more difficult. I'll try it again and if it doesn't come off I'm trying your repair method.
@user-AdamSmith
@user-AdamSmith 3 года назад
Just fixed mine, which looks identical to the version in the video. The original spring was about 1.5" long, and the plunger shaft is .25" diameter. I found the Prime-Line SP-9724 springs, $4 for a 4 pack from Ace Hardware, to work perfectly. They aren't stainless, and I can't comment on the longevity yet. But they are cheap and now my sprayer works correctly again.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
I’m glad it worked out. My guess is that you’ll get one, possibly two seasons out of it given your spring isn’t stainless. Cheers!
@goldwincs
@goldwincs 6 лет назад
Different type of hose from mine, but it's a nice breakdown and explanation of the equipment's mechanism. Great video.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
Thanks so much! I really enjoy taking things apart! 😃
@greggjohnson1518
@greggjohnson1518 4 года назад
Agreed... I was looking for tips on a front-triggered nozzle; those seem to be more difficult, possibly outright unrepairable.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
You make a great point! Knowing that nozzles will eventually fail,(not a matter of if, but when) we should all succumb to purchasing nozzles that can be easily repaired. 😃
@GaryGrumbles
@GaryGrumbles Год назад
Best video ever! I have like 8 broken sprayers.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR Год назад
Glad it helped! I've repaired the Melnors and other brands of nozzle the same way. Recently, I fixed my neighbor's Harbor Freight nozzle (put in a new spring, greased the gaskets, etc.) and he says it works better than it did when it was new. Ha!
@karenblackbourn198
@karenblackbourn198 2 года назад
EXCELLENT VIDEO. My sprayer lasted just one month.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 2 года назад
Yikes! Ironically I just bought some new springs today for another nozzle that lasted two seasons.
@mz5254
@mz5254 3 года назад
the explanation is very good. I don't have the exact hose nozzle but it helps me with the many I have and that am ready to throw them out but will try fixing them. thank you
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Glad it helped!
@JJ-ew9lq
@JJ-ew9lq 4 года назад
Mine did not have the 2 screws to take it apart. So I just bought a nozzle like yours. I'm ready for next time!
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
Glad the video was helpful. I made this video because no nozzle seems to last more than two years anymore. Whether I purchased a cheap nozzle from Hatbor Freight (not recommended) or an expensive one from the local garden shop, I couldn’t get more than 2 seasons out of them. That’s why I only choose nozzles that I can service now.
@lph2040
@lph2040 3 года назад
Bruce you da man!! Thank you brother! Beautiful video wonderful skill
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
You’re very welcome. Thanks for the kind words. Cheers!
@stacyhalper6082
@stacyhalper6082 3 года назад
Thank you SOOO much. I’m sick of constantly buying new sprayers.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
This repair will get you a few extra seasons out of the nozzle. Eventually parts that can’t be replaced (gaskets, plastics) will wear out, but then keep the nozzle for parts. 😃
@lawbert
@lawbert 2 года назад
I used two of the smallest springs and succeeded at the beginning. It failed to stop the water a couple months later. I realized that the springs are not strong enough. Now I have upgraded to bigger ones and the spring action is much better. I am pretty sure it will do it.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 2 года назад
My local Home Depot has a decent spring collection and yes, you want strong springs. 👍
@greggjohnson1518
@greggjohnson1518 4 года назад
2 more tips on this procedure: - if you don’t loosen the plunger screw cap until after you remove the front nozzle selector and the two smaller retaining screws, then you can use the trigger & plunger to assist with removing the front assembly (without needing the flathead screwdriver)... just squeeze the trigger to pop off the front assy.; mind the smaller parts. - Similarly, after you put the plunger’s screw cap back on, you can then squeeze the trigger to assist with replacing the front selector assembly, which makes it easier to start those two small retaining screws... a magnetic driver tip helps here as well, since one hand will be squeezing the trigger, while the other starts the two retaining screws.
@greggjohnson1518
@greggjohnson1518 4 года назад
Also, if there’s a lot of rust or corrosion inside a metal nozzle, then I’ll use my rotary tool with a wire brush attachment to knock off the deposits [small wire brush hand tools work, too], while everything is pulled apart. Additionally, I sometimes apply some Vaseline or pool/spa valve lube around the large gasket at the base of the selector assembly (plus the back seal of the plunger), which also helps to re-insert the assembly back into the handle, while also helping to seal up potential minor leaking.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
Great tips! Thanks Gregg!
@spayhumboldt8582
@spayhumboldt8582 6 лет назад
Thank you! This was exactly what I needed. It saved my nozzle.
@user-ty6wj8bq2m
@user-ty6wj8bq2m 5 месяцев назад
THANK YOU! What you have shown is why you should NEVER buy a Melnor nozzle. Using screws and springs that are ALL subject to rust is either massive stupidity on Melnor's part, or their engineers are totally incompetent. Either one is a really bad sign, and means you should pick some competitors nozzle instead of a Melnor. Sorry to have to say this, but EVERYTHING in the nozzle should be made from plastic or stainless steel, including all the screws and CERTAINLY ALL THE SPRINGS! An EXCELLENT video by you, however. Very clear and informative!
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 5 месяцев назад
I completely agree with your quality assessment of Melnor’s hose nozzle. I’ve had many cheap nozzles over the years and they’re all designed for failure in an effort to get folks to keep buying.
@richardchem
@richardchem 4 года назад
Thank you , your video helped me to repair my sprayer
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
So glad it was helpful! 😃👍
@sterlinghawk_g20
@sterlinghawk_g20 3 года назад
If you do not have a magnetic screwdriver, here is what works. Take painters tape and put the screwdriver into the screw. Lightly take painter tape (blue) and wrap around. Once in, take off tape. I use this for everything.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
That’s a great idea! Thanks for sharing that.
@plammijr
@plammijr Год назад
Thanks! This really helped.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR Год назад
Glad to hear! 😃👍
@ps4account674
@ps4account674 8 месяцев назад
Thanks chief! 🙏😎👍
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 8 месяцев назад
No problem! I’ve had 2 of these nozzles for nearly 10 years now and tune them up every year. Still going strong! 😃 👍
@socalrescue
@socalrescue 3 года назад
Thank you! I've thrown away 50 of these!
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
You’re welcome. After changing the spring, you’ll at least get another season or two out of it before some plastic part or a gasket fails. 😁
@1111comment
@1111comment Год назад
good as new
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR Год назад
Excellent! Glad the video was helpful.
@miss415x
@miss415x 6 лет назад
Excellent video, Thank you! I have an orbit That I took apart to clean and the spring fell out. Had no idea where it went or how. Identical on both units.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
Glad the video was helpful. Good to know the Orbit is similar. Thanks for leaving a comment.
@ravindermalia9992
@ravindermalia9992 Год назад
Good one
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR Год назад
Thanks! I broke out the hoses a few weeks ago and repaired my hose nozzles... and the neighbors (ha!)... which I haven't had to do since I made the video. They all work like new again! The neighbor was impressed! 😃
@fredcdobbs823
@fredcdobbs823 3 года назад
Seat the yellow plastic assembly's 1-inch O-ring with a coat of liquid detergent to slip it on easier, it doesn't like dry installations.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Great idea! Just be sure all the soap is out before watering the grass. 😃
@daveslomski9612
@daveslomski9612 2 года назад
Any idea what size the o-ring is at the end of thd plunger? Both old nozzles I have its missing so won't shut off.
@joejoe-lb6bw
@joejoe-lb6bw 3 года назад
I’m puzzled. A water nozzle for water and the nozzle has rustable parts?
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Right? I believe they call that planned obsolescence. 😃
@edawriter
@edawriter 2 года назад
My Melnor model has a plastic lever at the back that's part of a ball valve to turn on and off the water. It leaks at the joint. It's unfixable. I think the plastic ball valve wears down with use and can't be replaced.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 2 года назад
Ugh. Sorry. Seems like Melnor’s engineers design with planned obsolescence in mind. If only they could design something that’s easier to fix and lasts. I’d pay more for it. I’m sure others would too.
@jillcheng4480
@jillcheng4480 4 года назад
very good tutorial! thank you
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
Very welcome! Glad it was helpful!
@thepiecesfit5049
@thepiecesfit5049 3 года назад
My Nelnor is a different model, the back side of the handle doesn't seem to come off, its not screw on like yours. So yeah I got the front off, but cant get the pin out.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Ugh! I'm sorry to hear that. After wasting lots of money on cheap (Harbor Freight) and expensive (local garden center) nozzles every season, I decided I'd only invest in nozzles that can be serviced. Now I get 2-3+ seasons out of a nozzle at which point rubber gaskets dry out, handles break, screws strip, etc.
@mansurrahim
@mansurrahim 6 лет назад
Great video...just what I needed.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for leaving a comment. Cheers!
@tomascruz674
@tomascruz674 6 лет назад
your hose is leaking at where the nozzle is connected to the hose as seen at around 10.13. how do u fix that?
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 5 лет назад
If there's a leak at where the nozzle connects to the hose, change the rubber gasket in the bottom of the hose nozzle.
@lisalaplante8551
@lisalaplante8551 3 года назад
I got as far as the gasket, but the adjustment ring just wouldn't budge out of the hose housing. If I try getting a chisel in between the ring and the housing it will probably break. Oh well.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Quite possible. I snapped the plastic rim on one of my older nozzles. The plastic gets brittle over time with exposure to the elements.
@rickwegner5820
@rickwegner5820 3 года назад
My problem is - It doesn't shut off completely. Mine is only like 2 months old (we do have hard water). The house is on a water softener, but NOT the outside faucet. I've taken it apart twice, and put it back together, it still leaks, just out the front.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Sounds like the spring is too weak to fully engage the plunger. If there’s plenty of spring in the spring, the gasket on the front of the plunger may be cracked or dried out.
@rickwegner5820
@rickwegner5820 3 года назад
@@BruceAlanR Okay, thanks. Since it's fairly new I didn't think that would happen, but it's hard telling how long it set before I bought it.
@eumesmo-kd1tr
@eumesmo-kd1tr 4 года назад
Great job
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
😃👍
@aguevarae1957
@aguevarae1957 4 года назад
I has a problem with the nossle system. some contact can help me? adjustment Flow us not working
@markdswartz4039
@markdswartz4039 6 лет назад
I've owned this same type of Melnor hose nozzle I bought at my local Home Depot; I yesterday went to use this nozzle and found the black cap lying on the ground near my hose. The end twistable black cap had fallen off the nozzle and it appeared that there was a yellow stub of the center pin remaining so I realize that the yellow pin had broken off. I'll have to see if I save the receipt for this nozzle; if I can't locate it I might take a photo of it and send it to Melnor.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
+Mark D Swartz I bet if you email Melnor with a picture and approximate date of purchase, they’ll send you another.
@markdswartz4039
@markdswartz4039 6 лет назад
Already done; I believe that I purchased this a Walmart and it likely cost less than $10. I took a photo of this nozzle and included a receipt for a Mlnor hose reel that I'd purchased from Lowes Hardware about the same time. I believe that this hose nozzle had a lifetime warranty and yes they'll likely send me another one. Not a big deal but at least I've showed them that the design of the nozzle was not too good.
@Piperann27
@Piperann27 4 года назад
Thanks!
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@anthonydef3000
@anthonydef3000 Год назад
There is a god and it made this video
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR Год назад
Glad the video was helpful.
@EnSabahNur-ir5mw
@EnSabahNur-ir5mw 2 года назад
what is the diameter of the spring
@joechristl1444
@joechristl1444 4 года назад
i have a similar model, but there is a metal screen in front of the screw. How do i remove that?
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
I'm not familiar with the model you're referring to. Perhaps someone else can weigh in here.
@joechristl1444
@joechristl1444 4 года назад
@@BruceAlanR that's ok i figured it out. There's a red and black screwie-type piece of plastic in the center that i ended up loosening and I could get to the screw underneath
@4eightyvolt
@4eightyvolt 6 лет назад
You got these stainless steel springs at home depot? I cant seem to find them. You wouldnt happen to know the Everbilt box part number woukd you? Thanks
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
I’m traveling, but when I return, I’ll reply with the part number.
@4eightyvolt
@4eightyvolt 6 лет назад
BalanR. It's cool. I found it. Everbilt Spring Assortment Kit (84 Pack) Model: 13554, Internet/Catalog: 203133714, Store SKU: 471864
@4eightyvolt
@4eightyvolt 6 лет назад
BalanR. Thanks again. Great tip
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
Thanks so much for posting this!
@qt3dot14ish
@qt3dot14ish 4 года назад
Try Harbor Freight. They seem to have these type of supplies. While you are there, pick up a package of various sized o-rings. You will need these as well.
@Johnknee1000
@Johnknee1000 6 лет назад
What is your time worth? Just order another one and have it delivered to your door? Thanks for your time in any case.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
Hahaha! John- I agree time is more valuable than fixing a hose nozzle. I just like fixing things, taking them apart, and learning how they work. Just a hobby like reading, running, playing music, etc. 😃 Thanks for leaving a comment.
@Blakehx
@Blakehx 6 лет назад
I've got a lot more time than money and I also like fixing things! Thanks for the great video! America (and most of the world) has become too much of a disposable society... many people place no value on repairs! Works out well for me though... I get lots of super cheap or free stuff that I can fix!
@stevehagen3429
@stevehagen3429 6 лет назад
The more things you learn how to fix, the easier and faster it gets. Over the long run you'll save money and time fixing things yourself.
@miss415x
@miss415x 6 лет назад
This is not some throw away household item - how wasteful! Most things require a bit of maintenance to keep them working like new. And some folks like tinkering and helping others.
@barbaramccain1736
@barbaramccain1736 5 лет назад
@Joe Black Main thing I have learned--keep the receipt
@windandkitesurfer
@windandkitesurfer 4 месяца назад
Excellent video but terrible product. I disassembled the nozzle using the tips in the vid, the spring looked in good shape and I manually stretched it out as perhaps the seal wasn't quite reaching it's counterpart but this did nothing. The nozzle was spraying but the handle control had spring action but did nothing to stop or control the spray. It was most likely the gasket at the end of the pin which was failing and with no "parts kit" available I will result to purchasing something to turn on and off the water at the end of hose before connecting to the nozzle. Again, a terrible product from my experience, we had it just 2 years, warranty only one month.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 месяца назад
I completely agree! At the end of the season every year I’ve started to take my nozzles apart and apply plumbers grease to keep the gaskets going. I won’t be buying another Melnor once mine fail. I’m now down to two and my third has been saved for parts.
@HardRockMaster7577
@HardRockMaster7577 5 лет назад
Any advice on exactly what to look for at Home Depot for GASKETS that need to be replaced??
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 5 лет назад
Here's a link to sprinkler/nozzle/hose washers (aka, gaskets) available at the Home Depot. www.homedepot.com/p/Ray-Padula-Sprinkler-Garden-Hose-O-Ring-Washers-10-Pack-RP-CIOR/205172388 You can also google "garden hose washer." They're usually in the garden center with the hoses, nozzles, and irrigation parts. Good luck!
@iorlovich
@iorlovich 4 года назад
@@BruceAlanR What about the Orings inside the nozzle? Any ideas for the size/where to get them?
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
Great question! I haven’t needed to replace the o-rings, but my local Home Depot carries a 200-piece assorted o-ring set which may have a size that works. I’ll pick one up once I’m no longer quarantined.
@gregoryallen7368
@gregoryallen7368 4 года назад
@@BruceAlanR I opened my leaking nozzle and discovered my small interior o-ring is missing, so I can't measure it to replace it. I just bought the 200 o-ring assortment at Home Depot, and the Danco #7 is close on outside diameter (1/2"), but is too thin to fill the gap ((1/16"). I have been searching for anyone who knows the correct o-ring size for days. I now know more about o-rings than I want to know. Could you (or someone) measure their o-ring with a caliper and tell me the outside diameter (OD), inside diameter (ID) and thickness of the interior o-ring? Much appreciated.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
So many O-rings... so little time. 🤪 there are 2 rubber O-rings on the stem of the plunger. If those are what you’re looking for, I measured OD = 0.420” (10.66 mm); ID = 0.231” (5.87 mm - tough to measure, but opening would just need to be smaller than shaft width for tight fit); thickness of rubber = .097”(2.46 mm). Although the math doesn’t make sense to me... I may need a refresher on 5th grade geometry or I should get calipers that don’t say on the box, “As seen on TV”. 🙄
@gutoffowc6918
@gutoffowc6918 3 года назад
I have a differnt model; it'w new and it leaks so I think it may not have been assembled properly. what does the gasket fit into?
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Happy to try and help. There are multiple gaskets. Are you referring to the one on the plunger?
@gutoffowc6918
@gutoffowc6918 3 года назад
@@BruceAlanR The brass bit with wide guidepiece has an o-ring in front of it. What does this meet to form a seal - as this is not working on my spray gun. The makers have been useless; they don't have a diagram or spares, so I am trying to deduce why it isn't forming a seal and water is till getting through.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Perhaps send me the model number so I can get an idea of what your nozzle looks like?
@gutoffowc6918
@gutoffowc6918 3 года назад
@@BruceAlanR it's a Draper 25342 7 Pattern Aluminium Spray Gun
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Got it. Looks similar to a nozzle I got at the local nursery years ago. When you release the handle does the handle retract and then water continues to come out of the front of the nozzle?
@ajlorenzana7023
@ajlorenzana7023 3 года назад
I have a relax grip nozzle and when i let go of the trigger it still sprays
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Hmmmm.... Sounds like the plunger isn’t fully engaging.
@ajlorenzana7023
@ajlorenzana7023 3 года назад
@@BruceAlanR what should I do?
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
I’ve never opened up a relaxed grip nozzle but if you take it apart, there’s likely a plunger with a rubber gasket on the tip that plugs the hole when turned off. You may be able to get parts for it or contact the manufacturer for a replacement. If not, I recommend investing in a nozzle that can be serviced. I got tired of throwing away cheap and expensive nozzles, which is why I decided to only get nozzles that could be serviced. Good luck!
@Molokai17
@Molokai17 5 лет назад
MELNOR is a crappy product. My orange one failed in 4 weeks.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 5 лет назад
I agree! If someone made a “bullet proof,” multi-pattern nozzle that would last for decades, I’d spend the money!
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 4 года назад
Awesome! Once you’ve built it, send me the link. 😃👍
@greggjohnson1518
@greggjohnson1518 4 года назад
‘Course, if ‘they’ built a bulletproof one, the company would eventually go out of business... once the market saturates and all the initial sales have dried up. #Consumerism
@maryp6185
@maryp6185 3 года назад
2021 - Melnor has redesigned this hose nozzle so one cannot remove the spring. The first part of your video will not apply as one cannot unscrew the part holding the end of the spring. Once inside, following your directions, there is an unmovable plastic cap on the spring so the nozzle becomes irreparable thus useless. Great for Melnor, they want you to buy another. This is the only brand Home Depot carries. Melnor is based in Virginia, a deep Red state. HD donates to Red candidates. Melnor's products are made in China. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS BRAND OR HOME DEPOT.
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 3 года назад
Thanks for the info.
@robwright4398
@robwright4398 2 года назад
That’s funny because China joe has been selling out to China for years
@kamalsarkar2100
@kamalsarkar2100 Год назад
dislike, everything blocked by the caption .
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR Год назад
Try turning captions off.
@johanzh2550
@johanzh2550 6 лет назад
real crap
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
Lol. If someone made a quality hose nozzle that would last forever, I’d buy it!
@johanzh2550
@johanzh2550 6 лет назад
buy Gardena
@BruceAlanR
@BruceAlanR 6 лет назад
Johan Schröder - I’ll look into it. Thanks!
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