I have no idea what I'm doing, am I supposed to take the cap off and just leave the vented cap on?
164078
Remove and discard cellophane wrapper. I don't recall a cap on top of the perforated cap so I must have discarded it as well. Remove perforated cap, fill tube to level indicated, replace cap. The pellets absorb water such that the tube will not leak. I've had my Drymistat in a 10-cigar humidor in checked and carry-on luggage all over the US and Europe and my cigars have never been better.
164079
Yeah, it comes packed with a non-vented cap, I'm guessing so it doesn't leak in shipment. Take it off as well as the cellophane, and replace it with the vented cap after you add water. You can throw the "shipping cap" away.
978741
Yes, just remove all cap prior to placing. My Primo did not last due to the heating element going bad. Not even a year and no one to turn to. Threw it away. Hope yours last. Good luck.
2214645
It actually only needs to be on tight enough to keep it from falling off and getting lost. It serves only to keep incidental debris out of the port. On larger pumps the exhaust port cap is often replaced with an oil mist separator which helps keep the air a little cleaner, especially in an enclosed space, by partially separating oil from exhaust air and returning it to the pump. In short, it doesn't really matter one way or another whether the cap is on or off. Pump operation is unaffected in either case.
340398
If you take the cap off the low side outlet and tip the comp. you should have oil coming out . I do this with every comp. I buy . Then I ad about 3- 4 ounce's off oil. If your not comfortable doing it that way, you can have someone with a recovery machine vacuum it down and then fill it.
518953
Their simple to get off. Put the cap on do not tighten. Push the top the aroma glide pops right off for reuse.
689638
I just threw away the cap, there is no way to attach it if it's plugged into your computer. I figured it's better to just leave it plugged in so it stays clean.
1675778
since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back on again you do the same thing in reverse you twist it clockwise and it snaps back on since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back... » Read More since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back on again you do the same thing in reverse you twist it clockwise and it snaps back on « Show Less
1173381
push down on the grey cap as you try to unscrew. This is sorta like the safety cap on a bleach bottle. You'll feel it click into the slot...
736842
No, the tank still pressures up during warm weather, I just leave the cap slightly loose for it to vent.
1262970
pop the top(the "handle" it takes a little effort!)then take off the clear plastic part. The cap on the bottom acts as a funnel to help! let me know if that helps!
1851318
Check your owners manual or go to the dealer and ask if your vehicle requires a VENTED or NON VENTED gas cap
96571
I haven't had any problems getting the cap off. You might let it cool for a minute so it isn't quite so hot.
794055
Yeah just like the other users said. Pull out the stopper and squeeze the air out. You have to squeeze the valve stem a little bit to open it up.
1175980
You have to have the top off or one of the valves on top open, also make sure you open the purge valve as well as taking cap off
1570396
Make sure you take the time to unscrew the cap to make sure there is no water inside of it
1411925
That's how Ive been doing it. I use the key to remove the cap and then, remove the key immiediately. When Im finished pumping I just spin the cap back on.
205474
I found out that if you unscrew the cap just a little, enough to let the air in or to seep out, but not totally unscrew it then blow into the top (with the cap still on), it will blow up better & not leak air. You just tighten it once you have it where you want it. If you totally take off the top, it will be harder to get the top back on before it leaks out too much air.