How do you get water out of the container? A pump of some sort? Siphon hose?
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Look for one that comes with a hand pump or siphon will work. There are 2 openings on top that have threaded caps
1361846
There is a pump you can buy separately, or some of the offers are bundled. If I remember correctly there was a specific wrench to use with the pump. I also bought a powder to keep he water drinkable.
568861
Unlock the vacuum, allowing air to reenter. Then remove hose and pour out of front spout, being sure not to go too fast and get any in the pump section or spill. I refilled my oil containers.
1299515
In the back near the bottom of the unit, is a little nozzle you unplug and the water comes out. You can connect it with a piece of silicon tubing. Or just bring a small container to catch the water, I still use it and it works fine. Not a bad air condition.
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It's been done. It'll have to be in a large round container so the float can hang down alongside the pump, then the water can lift it to start the pump. You'll have to put a flapper valve in so the outflow tube so water won't come back out of the pump when it shuts off.
1807343
Unfortunately screw the top where you put the water in at and dump it . One of my main fitting broke the first time I used it :(.And the company won't back it up.
1219921
yes, I just did. Hooked up a small plastic hose. See where to attach behind the water storage container.
275321
If any solid thing is vacuumed (like small stones, mud, algae, etc.) the flow will be stopped and the ball inside the siphon could be blocked. It's not the right tool to do something of similar.
801130
Simply untwist the clear container at the button of the steamer and empty the container. I am referring to the clear container where the metal circular heating device is. That clear container can be removed and be screwed back in very easily. You will always have water left in that clear container after every use.
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I would try replacing the o ring on the plastic piece inside the siphon. I occasionally (once a month?) thoroughly clean the items and allow it to dry completely, but not every time.
2153017
You pull out the bottom tray. There is a black rubber stopper on the bottom part. You pull that out and dump water and insert black stopper back in and put tray back in.
1488829
Pull the water holding tank off the unit, remove the cap on the bottom of the tank and fill with water. It is not a top-filling unit.
541813
A siphon like this will get most of it out but not all. I would suggest when you do get the old gas out you inspect the gas tank for rust that could cause trouble down the road.
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The intake has a valve thats attached to the lid. I shut the valve off,then unhook the outtake hose from the spray bar,plug off w/my thumb and place it in a bucket. Bring the canister over the bucket,and remove the lid(becareful not to get the attached pump wet). Then you can clean it out. It's recommended that you clean it with the aquariums water,as not to wash away any of the good bacteria .
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That is the only way I have found to get the cylinder out of the plastic case. I generally put it upside down in the sink and then when it has thawed enough, lift the plastic case off.
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I had to take a water hose and kind of prime mine where the intake is, squirt water in there and it will evently pick the water up! Good luck !
1860779
You can use it as a vacuum first, empty the container, and then use the wet scrubber. At that point, the vacuum will suck up the dirty water into the waste container. Works we'll, but can't get into tight places, so I use other vacuum first.
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Lift the top of the container and fill the reservoir with soap. We bought 2 and both didn't last for more than 3 months-I cleaned and maintained them.