Questions & Answers for: Danby spout connector located

What is the size of the drain connector on a Danby DDR401 not a garden hose connector, that doesn't fit? THX Mike Strange but true. I had tried to use a steel/brass connector from a garden hose. ...

...connector off the tank (not damaging the AC unit). I propped the empty water tank under the back spout overnight (it was really hot and couldn't live without it) and when I woke up, the tank was ...

...but I am at the beginning stage of my research to fix this problem. I have already replaced the spout and installed a premium regulator. It seems the temp is the main problem. The thermostat is ...

...located either mid-way along or at the end of the black rubber hose that comes from the water-inlet valve. Often it's made of translucent plastic. If one of the air-gap components deforms or cracks, ...

...fills the bucket Please try the following: 1) Remove the bucket. 2) You will notice a round outlet/spout where the water drips from into the bucket. 3) Remove the plug from the backside of the unit ...

...white "spout" that protrudes from the rear. Inside of this "spout", there is silver clip. Just press the clip inward and that should release the connector that is attached to the external water

...connector plug; it is usually the white wire. Once you have located the common terminal, touch one probe to it. Touch the other probe to each of the three remaining terminals. The multitester should ...

...located either mid-way along or at the end of the black rubber hose that comes from the water-inlet valve. Often it's made of translucent plastic. If one of the air-gap components deforms or cracks, ...

...DPAC11010 for months. There are no instructions for draining it, although it came with a drain spout and rubber hose. The sticker on the front says it doesn't need to be drained - the liquid ...

...caused because of dirt buildup where the water runs out into the bucket... Find the little tube or spout that runs the water into the bucket... then use a small toothpick or canned air to clean it ...