I replaced the exhaust hose because the handle was leaking. The local plumber said the hose broke. So far, so good. However, after replacing a cracked hose, a leak appeared at the end of the Grohe 46 130 coupling. There are no clear instructions on how to properly install the clutch. Should I start by grabbing the bottom of the pod, then push the entire device up so the yellow top appears to be in the sweet spot, then while continuing to push the base, pull the yellow down, release and " stand "feel up" in place? That's what I do and I still have a leak and not a huge splatter. Let's hope the new device works. I also bought a red muff as a backup. any advice?
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