Push-on fittings are very quick to use, and even re-use, but you should read this section to ensure every connection is perfect.
Step 1 - Prepare the connection Pipe colour is used for identification only, Red and Blue have identical properties.
Cut the pipe square ensuring it
is free of score marks.

Do NOT use a hacksaw

To avoid damage to the O-ring, make sure burrs and sharp edges are removed.
With the fitting clean and undamaged and the pipe cut square, you are now ready to make the connection.
Do not insert fingers into the fitting as the stainless steel teeth may cause injury.
Step 2 - Assemble the connection
 For pipe used with HOT water (usually red) you need to use a Pipe Support Insert. Cold water pipes do not require the insert.

Push the pipe into the fitting, to the pipe stop (about 6mm).
Pull outward to check it is secure. The collet (gripper)
has stainless steel teeth which hold the pipe firmly in position whilst
the 'O' Ring provides a permanent leak proof seal.
An optional Locking Clip (shown red) and Collect Cover is available to ensure the fitting will not part in extreme conditions. The clip is essential if the fitting and pipe do not align naturally.
The cover is placed on the pipe prior to joining. After pipe is in
the fitting the red clip in pushed into the gap, and the snap fitting
cover makes a tidy and 100% secure fitting.
Disconnecting standard push-on fittings
Ensure system is depressurised before removing fittings.
Push in the collet against the face of the fitting. If the red clip is installed, it needs to be removed first.
With the collet held in this position the pipe can be removed. The
fitting can then be re-used.
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