How do you drain off the water from the cooler?
1350358
there is a plug at the bottom of the cooler that can be easily reached from the inside and the water drains from that to a tube that is attached.
1350359
There is a drain stop inside of it. You just pull the stopper out and it drains.
1350360
Inside the cooler there's a plug which is attached to a long plastic tube, the water will exit out the back of the cooler. Very easy. This cooler is great.
1350361
There is a plastic tube that connects to the bottom of the cooler & trails out the back of the storage part. A plug inside the cooler is opened to allow water out. Although this cooler does not do as great a job as a standard cooler, I do really like mine. I have no problem adding ice to it daily to keep the items inside cool. It holds 2 cases of canned drinks & 1/2 case of water bottles. We keep ours on our pool deck & have been very happy with it.
1350362
There is a plug in the bottom with a hose that runs to the outside for draining.
1350363
There is a plug and drain hose in the bottom of the cooler. It works extremely well.
1368928
To drain, all you need to do is turn the blue outer hose upside down and the bucket will drain out. To refill, just pour your refill water through the grow medium on the top basket of the bucket. If you have any other questions, just let us know.
1121537
You can pull out the storage compartment and it has a built in drain to make it .easy to clean, hop this helps
436878
I have a hose that goes from my AC vent to the intake of the cooler. This keeps it cooler or you can get a reusable refreezable pack and put it inside as well. It just needs some help but it is easier than getting a bag of ice every other day.
1478744
No it is poured into radiator and fill the rest with water just make sute to completely drain your cooling system prior
1160497
I have not collected enough to try to empty it . I have another filtration in line with this. It looks like you could stand it on end and drain it if necessary.
953510
I simply drilled a small diameter hole into a 3-gal plastic bucket from a home improvement store, and slid the waterer in. There was a plastic nut that secured it from the inside. I assume it is the same for the cooler. Just remove the original cooler tap and slide the waterer in. I've had mine for two years and it works great. I'll buy another when mine ages.
1703513
Shut water off, pull out hose, raise hose above the end for the water to drain, reel back in hose, pull off assembly off of bracket and store. If you can't, leave both ends disconnected after draining for the freeze/ thaw cycle. In case you don't know you should always turn your water valves for the outside off from the inside (to prevent line breakage) unless you have the long anti-siphon valves. Hope this helps.
545304
What I do is just turn it upside down (be careful of the plastic threads) and let it drain.. That's about all you can do..
944786
This tool removes air from the cooling system by pulling a vacuum. The vacuum then pulls the coolant mixture into the system, eliminating any air pockets. It is not designed for flushing.
326809
Attach the end of the hose to the water supply. Then all you have to do is turn the water on and watch the hose grow. When are finished with the hose to drain water, turn the water off and hold the nozzle till water drains out.
2012961
There is no drain as it isn't required. In terms of cleaning its very easy you just have to wipe it out after using it just like you would do with a fridge. Now if you don't look after it that's another story.
1684866
The filter itself has quick connectors that let you unclip it from the hoses and rest of the unit. Unclip the filter and keep it in your sleeping bag. Maybe use a ziplock if there's a little water that may still find its way out.
224854
You can use simple gravity to drain the dehumidifier. Note that several of these units, however, have had internal electrical problems that required replacement or repairs.
1756110
On the bottom, near a corner, there's a pull out stopper. I drain mine with a length of hose though to direct water where I want it.
1657143
On the back wall, about an inch off the bottom of it, there's the host attachment. This is a threaded connection in which it comes with an adapter that screws into that and gives you the laguna quick click/fit connection.To drain it you could pop the hose off and let it drain but that will leave an inch of water in there. Also once the pump is turned off that feeds that hose the water drains down back into the pond, or so mine does (don't see why everyone else's wouldn't either).
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Yup. There is a small drain hole in the back of the refrigerator. Use a toothpick or shishkabob skewer (wood so you don't scratch the plastic or paint) and make sure that hole is able to drain water properly. The unit ordinarily goes through a cooling cycle that allows condensation on the coils to melt, to run down channels, and exit that drain hole. There is a drain cup located on top of the compressor below the drain hole-- the compressor is warm during operation, and that heat evaporates the collected water as it drains. If you need to, use a clean towel to absorb excess moisture now-- clear the drain hole-- and the unit should resume its designed process for draining and evaporating the condensation.