Fixing washing machine hose

[Gwylan]

Our hose has come detached from the outflow pipe (it was attached just under the sink). I've tried all sorts of ways of fixing the hose back on the pipe: brute force, screwing clockwise and a/c, fixing it with plumber's grease but it just won't go over the fitting. It's the right fitting as it's been there for four years but it won't go on.

I thought I'd try the collective wisdom of NSC. Anyone got any special tips or techniques I can try? I thought it would be a simple task but I've been proved hopelessly wrong.

 

[skipper734]

Lots of choices here. I guess the rubber bit has been cut off, try sticking it in really hot water for a bit, then try to push it on.
Failing that I guess the serrated bit on the U bend has been cut to size? As it's more of a job to change the washing machine hose, change the U bend bit with a new tapered fitting.
You may have to hold it in place with a Jubilee clip.
Hope this makes sense.

 

[Bry Nylon]

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[Muhammad - I’m hard - Bruce Lee]

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[Gwylan]

Lots of choices here. I guess the rubber bit has been cut off, try sticking it in really hot water for a bit, then try to push it on.
Failing that I guess the serrated bit on the U bend has been cut to size? As it's more of a job to change the washing machine hose, change the U bend bit with a new tapered fitting.
You may have to hold it in place with a Jubilee clip.
Hope this makes sense.

I'll try the hot water trick and see if that works.

I'm sure I will have to hold it in place with Jubilee clip, the trouble is I can't get enough of the hose over the serrated bit to have anything to hold on to.

 

[OzMike]

Jubille/hose clip.

 

[Lush]

Is it a Silver or a Golden Jubilee clip?