what is trick to remove rubber valve for cleaning
131537
Actually, I have never done that so I wouldn't know.I would like an answer for that myself.
131538
I don't think you can. I soak mine in a little bit of bleach with warm water for a few hours.
1810084
A valve stem tool would be handy. It is best to remove the valve core, squeeze in the amount of Slime you want, replace the core and re-inflate. That way the Slime goes in faster and the core won't get as gummed up.
428392
The tire valve is NOT easily removable. It is crimped on. If you're creative and handy you could cut the hose and add your own needle assembly. It is a well made tool also.
1822151
Remove the valve core stem ( tool provided) use the clear tube that is on the side of the bottle to mate the bottle to the valve, then squeeze the bottle to force the slime in. Then replace the valve core stem and fill with air
1725769
That special removal tool that you would need is actually visible in the picture of this valve. It is a "C" shaped ring that is next to the copper-colored end and can be slipped on & off from the side. This will be as easy to remove as it was to install, but I doubt that I'll ever have to remove it.
1767735
At the end of the handle is a clear water reservoir. You slide the clear resorvoir down and off. On the top is a rubber stopper. Pull out the stopper and fill with water. Replace rubber stopper and slide back onto the handle.
1945957
There is a rubber type gasket that runs around the outside to stop leaking. You can remove it.
425302
Clean the surface with alcohol, tubbing, not the drinking kind. And ince you attach it hold it for a few seconds. It took a couple of times for me too.
1223849
turn the hose on when you start cleaning fish. leave the valve at table off until you need water
800168
On the lower section of the valve there is a hook lever, pull that up, rotate the lower section of the valve to free it, then adjust it up or down as required. When done, rotate it back until the hook lever clicks.
1844304
Hi, Well there are two ways I have used. Spray some WD40 around the top of the old tip then try to turn the tip with some pliers and wiggle it off. (If you do not have WD40 try 3in1 oil or baby oil). If it still does not give, soak the rubber tip in VERY HOT soapy water and with pliers, wiggle. The last resort is to cut the old tip off (with a box cutter or with a small hand drill using the small circular bit. Good luck!
815894
If you are referring to the valve, you can get a nice stainless one from lowes or any hardware store, take it off and take it with you
2063536
Sorry, I am unable to help. I did mine by cutting with a razor and soaking in hot water to loosen the rubber. Good luck. Let me know if I was of any help.
599650
Yes, you do remove the valve stem, add the Slime then reinstall. Only issue I had with the product thus far is negligible - my bicycles have presta valves (different than your regular car tire valve). Presta valves can leak if they are clogged with Slime - happened to me, but spun the wheel until the valve was at the top then let some air out and filled with air again. No further issues at all.
405540
It has a rubber part inside the head. You have to unscrew the mountain fue and then turn this rubber adapter in order to change the valve.
1951213
I would use a clean, soft towel or cloth first. If that doesn't work, perhaps you might want to try plain tap water and a clean towel and cloth to remove it.
201133
You don't! The only cleaning is surface cleaning on the outside of the unit. The manual recommends wiping with a dry cloth. It's maintenance free - plug it in and only dry wipe the shell when needed.