Can this be refilled by dumping a bucket of water in the top, or do I have to take the tank off first? Thank you.
1415266
Steve, you have to take the tank out. There is a small cap you have to remove from the bottom to fill. I take mine to the sink and fill it...very simple.
1415267
That light blue/white part is tank and has cap with valve at bottom, you just have to lift the tank and refill it under tap with regular cold water (do not use Hot water), and place it to original position. it's very easy.
1415268
Unfortunately no. The feeding mechanism is through a sraw like cap which has to be unscrewed in order to fill the tank. There is no way to fill the tank from the top.
1415269
It fills from the bottom....so you have to remove the tank and fill it(I do it under the sink....about a gallon of water is water). This is somewhat of a small humidifier.
201240
Yes. The bottom of the tank has a lid that is removed for filling and replaced. Once you have filled the tank and put the lid back on you must turn the tank upside down to put it back on the unit.
826088
Not one problem. Your tank was not installed properly and you should discontinue use until the tank is properly secured!
1559641
Yes. You fill the bucket up and close the top (make sure it seals properly). Open the valve and the bowl will fill up to the middle of the valve. As the dog drinks the water it is replenished automatically from the water in the bucket. One the busket is empty you need to refill it. Depending on the size of dog you may have to do this every few days (or to provide fresh water during hot summer days). They work fine.
1121478
Take the tank out and you will see 2 wing nuts on the top turn them and the back part will lift off then you can clean it with vinager and water. Easy!!!
861241
The water tank is in the base at the back. There is a cap that you unscrew; they provide you with a small plastic cup.
1731179
No. The tank is totally opaque. And you have to take the tank off and turn it upside down in order to refill it.
1481121
I didn't refill mine, I ended up purchasing a new one on Amazon. I do believe there is a You Tube video showing you how to refill the aquarium.
1643256
Technically, yes. You have to carefully release all the remaining steam in the base 1st. They do not recommend that you do this, however. I'm not sure, it may do damage to the canister when you replace the water which is cool, into the canister which is extremely hot. I have done it, but they say not to.
1128609
You do not have to remove the reservoir to fill it; I just take the top cover off and pour water from a glass until the water level reaches the fill line. You do have to remove the reservoir to wash it and to remove/replace the filter; this is very easy to do. Knock on wood, I have had zero problems with the unit in the eight months I have owned it.
467786
Yes, you can. But it isn't easy. Either rinse the heck out of it (you will be rinsing away quite a few minerals as well, so be aware of that), and lower it in a scoop at a time. Or nearly empty the tank, putting the fish etc. In a bucket. Add product in where you want it, replanting as necessary, then refill. The first is easier, the second better, though difficult with larger tanks.
978087
Yes... it is pretty easy though... You need to shut off the water valve that feeds the tank and unscrew from tank, flush to remove the water. I used a cup to scoop out the rest of the water then used a towel to get anything left. Unscrew the two screws in the bottom of the tank and lift the tank off. There is rubber gasket between the tank and the bowl- DO NOT THROW THIS OUT as this kit does not come with that gasket. Using the provided tool take off the large nut that holds the valve on. replace the valve and use the tool to tight. Put the other gasket in the hole and place the tank on the bowl. Fasten it with the screws and tighten. Replace the water intake. That's it... if things go well, about a half hour.
960637
Life the water tank up and off the base unit with the built-in type top handle. On the bottom of the water tank, the large knob on the bottom, unscrews for water filling. Fill to top with tap water and screw the plug back into bottom of tank. Be careful when putting the tank back onto the base unit as it has to align correctly. Hope this answers your question.To start unit, turn knob 1/4 turn clockwise and the unit turns on with green light. The 1/4 turn will allow the mist to use for approx. 8 hrs. Turn off counter-clockwise when red light is on as tank will be empty. Make sure you unplug unit from power outlet before and after using unit. Life the water tank up and off the base unit with the built-in type top handle. On the bottom of the water tank, the large knob on the bottom, unscrews for water filling. Fill to top with tap water and screw the plug back into bottom of tank. Be careful when putting the tank back onto the base unit as it has to align correctly. Hope this answers your question.To start unit, turn knob 1/4 turn clockwise and the unit turns on with green light. The 1/4 turn will allow the mist to use for approx. 8 hrs. Turn off counter-clockwise when red light is on as tank will be empty. Make sure... » Read More Life the water tank up and off the base unit with the built-in type top handle. On the bottom of the water tank, the large knob on the bottom, unscrews for water filling. Fill to top with tap water and screw the plug back into bottom of tank. Be careful when putting the tank back onto the base unit as it has to align correctly. Hope this answers your question.To start unit, turn knob 1/4 turn clockwise and the unit turns on with green light. The 1/4 turn will allow the mist to use for approx. 8 hrs. Turn off counter-clockwise when red light is on as tank will be empty. Make sure you unplug unit from power outlet before and after using unit. « Show Less
784313
It's very simple. Just unscrew it after draining the tank and relieving the pressure and put the new one in using teflon tape.
416227
Leave it attached to the tank so that it's readily available to use if you need it. You can store it out of the way until you need it again. Maybe in a top corner of the tank.
498514
No, you will need to get the tank filled at a local welding or gas supply company. Many times these shops will swap your empty tank plus payment for a filled tank, so don't get too attached to the shiny new tank as you may be swapping it for one with some scuffs or imperfections.
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Yes if you forgot, it would eventually overfill the black tank and rise out the toilet. This would probably take about a half hour. You don't need to fill the tank up or even get close to that. I just turn it on and wait by the monitor and keep checking till it gets about 2/3 full. Flush and fill again till about 1/3. Flush and stay outside and just try to fill the bottom of the tank ( about a min) then empty. Just don't turn it on and get involved in something else!