how do I reassemble the solution container so it doesn't drip.
1426781
I wish you luck. The best you can do is to quickly insert the nozzle end of the solution holder. My holder tended to leak even from the top part. That's one of the reasons I rated it poorly - and be careful how you treat the swivel - they break. For $10 more, I just bought the Rubbermaid and its quite good and well-constructed, and the spray cover a larger area. Good luck.
1980132
Don't take it apart beyond removing the filter basket, since it is highly unlikely you will get the portafilter (handle unit) back together . Soak the whole think in Urnex coffee machine cleaner and hot water and then flush.
2249254
The unit may be 'drenched' inside (could happen if the bottle were squeezed while in place). Pull the blue top off the white bottom. Drain completely, shake water off, & let dry. Once dry, reassemble & try again.
1825717
No solution required. Just punch a hole in the membrane under the holes and you are set to go. Works great!
998664
Simple. Just unscrew the bottle, and the two base pieces should separate easily. If not, give a little twist.
1807344
Unscrew the top where there water goes in and dump it OK ! I broke one of my fittings where the O-rings are so I can't use mine the company doesn't back up are respond there worthless.
711155
Seal needs to be loose for cleaning. Super glue should be removed. The area inside the sealer is too high, design flaw, allowing it to raise up the lid. If you turn a second lid upside down and put it on top of the lid that you want to seal, and then process it works great! Of course, you'll just remove the upside down lid and use it again and again to help the next jar seal. Good Luck!
1043046
Fill the container and screw the top back on flip it once quickly to right it - some small amount of water will come out and I haven't found a way not to lose a bit of water when turning it, but it is only a little bit.
509648
It's glued together. I used a flatbread screw driver but damaged it alil popping lid off. Light stopped working, now works again but still messed to properly grazy glue it together so no leaks
2025075
Same thing happened to me with the filter collapsing--I plan to check status of filter every so often and apply glue if needed. I believe the glue dries out prematurely.
675341
Turn the water reservoir upside down and unscrew the black dispenser plug. I use filtered water in mine to prevent buildup.
1095531
I followed the suggestion of a few other people on here and disassembled it completely and put it back together. I have two and they haven't leaked.
107473
I placed the nozzle on and turned it until it felt like it had reached the tightest position only to notice it still felt loose and dribbled liquid on the kitchen counter. I proceeded to tighten further until I couldn't tighten anymore and that seems to have stopped leak. I suggest manufacturer of container go to manufacturer of nozzle and come up with a more secure combination.
194719
I have just checked a new unopened canister and it seems to have settled. I turned it over a couple of times to unsettle it and the container appears fuller. I generally do this a couple of times between uses.
1429036
You should have a fastener in the plastic container along with a patch kit. Use a coin to screw and unscrew it.
451661
Remove the cap from the measuring compartment only and leave the cap on the larger area tightened. Squeeze the bottle and liquid will transfer into the measured compartment. When you stop squeezing air will be transferred back to replace the liquid you removed. Mine have work flawlessly this way.
84130
Unfortunately I no longer have the container, hopefully someone else can answer this. You might be able to google it too.