Orbot quick connect tee
The tee fitting that splits the solution line on an Orbot machine.
Where it sits
The tee divides solution between jets. A cracked tee shows up as uneven spray across the head — one side wetter than the other — rather than as an obvious leak, because the loss is inside the housing.
Identifying the right part
Fasteners and small components change between production runs, and the part on your machine may not match the current drawing. Measure what you are replacing, or photograph it against a ruler, and send that with your model and serial number. It takes a minute and it saves an order that does not fit.
Specifications
| Part | Quick connect tee, solution line |
| Orbot part no. | HOS3019 |
| Connection size and type | Not published |
| Machine fit | Not published — confirm with your model and serial number |
| Sold | Each |
Checking Uneven Spray
- Release solution pressure before disconnecting anything.
- Check the jets first for blockage, then the rubber washers behind the jets.
- If the jets and washers are sound and one side is still wetter than the other, inspect the tee for cracks and its connections for wear.
- Test the spray pattern on a dry surface after refitting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a standard fitting I can buy elsewhere?
Orbot do not publish the connection size or type. Send us the old tee or a photograph beside a ruler and we will confirm the part.
Why is there no visible leak?
As above, the loss happens inside the housing, so it shows up as uneven spray rather than solution on the floor.
See all Orbot parts.
Orbot part numbers are not always obvious from the machine. Send us the model, the serial number and a photograph of the part you need and we will confirm it before you order.
