🔌 Air Hose Quick-Connect Replacement Parts for Sleep Number Bed F-236 & M-236 (3/8 Inch ID Hoses Only) Review

Fast delivery as usual. They were advertised as used but in good condition. They looked brand new and at almost 50% off they were a great buy. Worked great.

Really 15 for a set of connectors? But I've been looking for days. Sleep comfort fixed, what's terrible here is the same connector I have on my old fridge water filter.

I very rarely give 5 stars but in this case I saved money with these plugs. I was able to fix my bed which was buckling at night making it very difficult for me to sleep at night. Many Thanks.

I thought the two pieces would fit together nicely - no air would come out, but it doesn't. I didn't send it back because I taped it inside the tube sleeve but it still lets air through. Not what I needed.

There was a mix up (from Revain) that almost added 3 more days to shipping this part. Instead it was sent to UPS when USPS is available for delivery. Thanks to a special CSR I received the air connectors on Friday instead of Monday! Thank you!

Looks just like the original part and is very easy to fit. This worked great and fixed the slow leak from the original. I tried to buy it from Sleep Number but wasted a lot of time trying to help the call center identify the part. They kept trying to sell me a replacement bladder. It's ridiculous to try to order. When I found it online it was worth it.

Husband is here. The cap on the air hose snapped and when I examined it it was completely broken. I cut the hose off as close to the connector as I could, just popped the new part on, snapped it into the socket and inflated the bed. The new part looks a bit different to the original so I thought I might need to replace the female as well, but the bed has been inflated for weeks now so it's fine. Nice spare part.

This set works well and does not leak. The most difficult part is installing an externally threaded nozzle in the mattress chamber. There weren't many instructions, so I added the following basic steps: The main goal is to remove the old nozzle without ripping off the pieces of foam around it. 1) Use regular pliers to gently crush the old nozzle until it breaks. You can crush the foam around the nozzle with pliers to help with this. 2) Use needle nose pliers to gently pry and unscrew the old…