Anyone else notice that you have to tip the machine forward afterwards to get the remaining water out?
1256160
That is common with these spinners. You might as well just leave a small recipient to keep collecting water after finishing
2105095
Yes, we have noticed the same thing. I find that you have to press quite firmly in the correct spot to not have it drip. It does work, but could be easier.
1986554
never had a problem with mine but when i'm done i drain all the water and I keep the hose in a bucket thats covered. Its a small pain but i really like the hose.
637806
that happens when water doesn't drain all the way out. if there's water in the glass square just try to drain it with your finger.rub your finger sideways until the water comes out..let me know if that worked.
1288921
I have to manually empty the water sliding the fingers thru the opening otherwise it stays on. I guess that is why it is still working since we don't allo hard water to stay.
204993
I would try a little water in there and I had to do some adjusting on the tip when I first used it but once I got it adjusted we were fine. Listen for air leaks and make sure you have that tip adjusted for the right spray.
1807341
I always just wait for it to cool and tip it...you could also just keep pulling the trigger until all the water is out and I always store it with the cap off
378992
From what I have seen with previous reviews, you sometimes have to place something under the front wheels to till the unit back toward the drain. This is a minor inconvenience but seemed to work for others in the past.
2068227
I think there's a plug at the bottom to let the internal water out. You'll have to look and see if it's there. I remember looking for the same thing. The manual is not at all clear on this.
1517829
Mine does exactly the same thing, there is a floating piece in the tank that goes down and triggers a sensor to tell the machine the water is to a certain level. On mine that is when there is about three inches of water in the tank. Yes it seems like it should use that water but it wont. I just learned to keep mine full. My guess is that it is that way becase if you leave the machine on it keeps heating water in the internal tank and this way it has water to replenish the internal tank if it needs it. Either way, your machine is working normaly.
1259910
Sounds like you need to install a check valve in the line so that water does not flow back in the other direction.
1096203
Yes. What I do sometimes is I just use the extra rinse feature rather than wait for the rinse and to hold the button down. I think there is an entry on these comments about how to alter the machine so it will fill to the top line on an extra large load. I have not done this to my machine.
1485812
With the water on, simply move the lever forward. When the hose is rewound, move the lever back to original position to stop it. It works best if you assist the winder by feeding the hose by hand.
486145
OK, I HAVE THE FIX. The problem is the lever under the diverter does not get pushed back far enough. The protrusion on the rear of the reservoir only pushes to the horizontal, which lets the water from condensation drip backwards, underneath. I got a teeny screwdriver (a paper clip might work) got it red hot and pressed it into the lever several times until it burned a hole through it. Next I got a teensy screw and screwed it into the hole, leaving 1/4" sticking out. Now when you place the reservoir into the coffee pot it will push the lever back an extra 1/4" which levers the water diverter down more at an angle so the water can run down it properly. I still get a few drips down in the heating element but that's better than the fill up I used to get.. (Original answer) The only way to get the water out is tip the whole thing into the sink. Ours fills up and will leak onto the counter after just a few says if we don't do this. The problem is a poor design in the diverter that is supposed to send the condensation back into the carafe, but doesn't.
1396646
I've not actually experienced this. You might have a defective pump, although I can't be certain.
1628307
Ha ha....we were actually going to suggest that, but didnt know how to phrase it. Good for you using your noggin....sometimes a bubble of air can form in the plumbing and it is hard to get it out. Guess we will have to add "sucking" to our technical must do list! But that is often all it takes in cases where water is not being disbursed. Sometimes things get disconnected or air bubbles form during the rough ride across the ocean. Glad to see it worked out for you...its a good little machine for the money.
1095842
Mine does the same thing if I fill it even close to the max line. I just fill it up to under the max line and it works better, still leaks some but not as much as before.