Pex water connector to manifold

[Alces]

Does anyone know what is the part number or specifications for the elbow connection to the water manifold? It seems bigger than a standard toilet valve and am having a hard time finding it.



My unit is a
2026 alliance paradigm 340rl

 

[George]

Looks like a regular swivel fitting.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/SharkBite-1-2-in-dia-Brass-PEX-Adapter-Elbow-Crimp-Fitting/1000182985

You may consider just replacing the cone washer first before cutting off the existing fitting.
https://a.co/d/05K8bHPk maybe that's all it needs
And do not OVER tighten

 

[Alces]

Thank you George, much appreciated! I'll see if that works.

 

[BryanValRox]

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Does anyone know what is the part number or specifications for the elbow connection to the water manifold? It seems bigger than a standard toilet valve and am having a hard time finding it.



My unit is a
2026 alliance paradigm 340rl

Based on the deposits that the leak path has left, logic would support that the leak is coming from the crimp connection. So maybe just a new clamp ring might fix you up. The clamp rings and the fitting connections are normally readily available at Lowes . I carry extra’s in my spare parts tub.

 

[Alces]

Thanks Brian! Yeah I have plenty of crimps. Leak seems to come from the elbow at the top part of the swivel . Going to look at the washer but hopefully I can get the right part to replace whole thing. Thanks for ideas!

 

[George]

How would you get a new PEX crimp ring on there without removing the fitting? And if you remove the fitting you might as well use a good new one.

 

[BryanValRox]

How would you get a new PEX crimp ring on there without removing the fitting? And if you remove the fitting you might as well use a good new one.

George, it would not be possible without removing the fitting. I was just suggesting that the crimp could be the source of the leak. I do not disagree with your recommendation.