How do I install the "plate like thing" under the nipple? Hellpppppp
154461
I threw that away. The only use I could see for it would be if you were going somewhere and you didn't want the liquid to get in the nipple. I suppose you could put powder formula in the cup and use the plate with the screw lid and then remove it when you add the water. Again, we threw that piece away. Hope this helps.
154462
I don't remember that piece actually but if it works anything like my daughters bottles you just put it on top of the open cup and screw the top on to secure it in place.
154463
That thing is for usage when you are bringing the cup out and prevents water from spilling out.
154464
I think That is only for travel purposes if you don't want the cup to leak. I just discarded that because even in the diaper bag while we are traveling only a small amount of water has ever escaped.
154465
We don't use it either, but if you look at the product pictures it shows how you would use it. It is only used for travel to prevent any spills.
1182141
It has a similar venting system but it is really dependent on the nipple and softness (I don't know if it is softer than Como Tomo). If you are considering TT I would feel the nipple and compare against yours to see if it's close and save the receipt in case it doesn't work.
170782
There is a cup attachment that partially covers the holes. Be sure you have installed the inside base properly.
173054
Currently we use Philips Avent nipples. The top of the nipple does touch the silicone cap/cover. The nipple does slightly invert or bend to one side, when the cover is slid all the way down on the ring. However, it has not interfered with the function of either the nipple or the cap/cover. Once the cap/cover is removed the nipple retains its original shape.
1331076
I used silicone, rubbed it around the hole we cut out. Then popped in the nipple. No issues with ours. If using the silicone use it on the outside and let dry completely before use. Ive made 4 of these so far, for myself and family.
1712023
I honestly don't know the answer for sure, however most screw on bases are interchangeable. The nipples by themselves are not interchangeable because of the width. For instance, the nipples do not fit Dr brown bottles.
1129939
comes with installation instructions for the wires. The nipples to cooler are not included though.
492254
Gently spread the yoke apart and then set appropriate angle....A plastic nipple will slip into hole to set proper angle....
1629622
i have the same problem..i am going to ace hardware...i saw some thin metal strips that i think will work to put from front to back, and bend over edge...hope this works...it is a pain if your tank has no braces like mine ...
2250553
I connected the spout of my installation with a 1/2 inch pipe nipple. But, as I remember, the spout has a 3/4 inch fnpt base with a 1/2 x 3/4 inch nylon bushing provided with the kit. I used the bushing to connect my 1/2 inch nipple.
1972574
The nipple Gita right into the notch, I've only had nipple collapse a couple of times and could not figure out why!
634270
On the top of the faceplate (the swappable ones, black is default), use your nail or something strong and thin (a coin/screwdriver) to slightly lift it up and then pull it off and put the new faceplate on by aligning the small tabs with the corresponding holes
871755
Hmm. I had to have the supply line from the LP tank. Perhaps "installation materials" includes whatever tools you need to cut a hole through the wall to install the intake/exhaust tubes? From my end, everything was supplied that I anticipated. I poked my own copper supply tube through the wall, with appropriate fitting, and connected the sucker. Works just fine.
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There is a small hole in the back, opposite the side of the breast shield. The tubing only creates the suction from the pump. The milk flows from the shield down through the valve and into the bottle. (see picture). There should be instructions in your pump and in the box with the kit.
85645
Yes slow flow nipple come standard. Though you may want to check out the "variable flow" or "y cut" its flow depends on how hard the baby sucks. I had lots of success.
1604333
Yes. We didn't need anything more....The fixture was complete with all that was needed to hang it. ---------------------- Just checked and the two nipples are there!!!
1168601
The only thing I can suggest is what someone already did - take the underneath plate off, and use distilled water. Hope you did not put anything in the water..that will certain spoil the machine.