This is what I do:

1. use this tap as you already change to this.

2. Take out the screw connector head become like this

3. Your washing machine hose

4. Take out this stupid thing

5. become like this both ends the same

6. Connect by screwing one end to the tap (2) and the other end to your washing machine
Result, no leak.

Two options.

One go and find a tap that can screw on to the hose.

The other according to ozak. Go buy this adaptor

Screw it to the tap, as ozak said make sure the rubber ring is inside for water tight.

Then dont throw the stupid thing. Take the 4 screws out and push this "stupid thing" into the adaptor.

This post has been edited by stevie8: Mar 27 2012, 02:08 PM

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Ok, Here is the solution with picture you will understand as what ozak said and exactly what I do.


Now you can see. You take out the metal ring with 4 screws attached to it thing. throw that away, that is the stupid thing dont know who invented it cause so much of leaking problem to users.

Without the metal ring and the 4 screws on it this become the female of the tap adaptor. Push the female (hose) to the male adaptor. That's all.

This post has been edited by stevie8: Mar 27 2012, 02:25 PM

Have you got a garden hose where you use this adaptor to connect to hose for spray?

Nevermind, Look at this pic there are 3 male and 2 female. You need just the male, the one at the middle where one end is with thread for screwing on to tap head/outlet.

This pic show the thread: screw it to the tap.

Now the female. As said the male and female are not to be screwed on. It has to be push in together and it click water tight. Pic below show the female and the arrow to push in.

And this female is same as this one your original washing machine hose tap end minus the 4 screw and a ring. see pic below the one one the left is the female same as pic above. Your original one is the one on the right, after taking out the metal ring and 4 screw it become like the left one.


You just need to push them in, no need a lot of force. like this on the right one in below pic.


This post has been edited by stevie8: Mar 27 2012, 02:59 PM


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Right, post the hose picture. If your hose pic is same as what is shown here then you must try it out inorder to understand. Just go and buy the male end as shown in the pic.

OK here is the pic of all posible washing machine hose connections, but all the same.


The pic shows 4 types of connectors. the no 3 is the one connect to the machine.

When the machine came the hose come with no 2 adaptor connected to no 1. As you can see you got leaking problem with no 2. What you need to do it throw away the no 2. then go and buy the tap with thread (which you have bought). then go and buy the male adaptor screw it on to this new tap. Then everything become easy. Just push no 1 into the male adaptor.
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Then you see this pic below. The picture show you this is the kind of tap you should use. It also tell you to buy the male adaptor and connect it to the tap. The picture also tells you which one not to use( the head/adaptor) and use only the left one (or no. 1 as in pic above).
So you go home and take out the not to use head either pull down or unscrew it depending which type of hose connection you have


This post has been edited by stevie8: Mar 27 2012, 04:20 PM

Are you saying after taking out the stupid thing (the 4 screws thing) and you connect the hose to the tap? If this is the case do you know why it leaks? Because the tap male does not have a rubber ring. See pic

Yes, luk fun is 3/4. one inch is divided into eight (pak fun).There is a seh fun nga (half inch tap with thread) which fits flexible hose commonly used in toilet.

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Added on March 28, 2012, 11:31 amNot sure if it fits. You can try putting it along the lower neck if not middle. Good luck.

This post has been edited by stevie8: Mar 28 2012, 11:31 AM