How do you unclog the nozzle when it plugs?
1264555
My can has never clogged up but the way to unclog that type of hMy can has never clogged but the way you clean that type of nozzle is to take it off and soak it in hot water maybe boiling then take the wire out of a little bread tie and put it in the clogged nozzle, it should come out OK.
1264556
have not had one plug up, however most spay cans nozzles can be kept clean by turning the can upside down once done using and giving a couple of quick spays while upside down.
1775552
If there is no water coming out of the nozzle, take a drill bit and drill it out. Both of my toilets were like that. Just stick your drill bit into the nozzle and drill till it pops through the back side of the nozzle.
2242390
GENTLY wash with soap and water to loosen the plug both inside and outside, please use WARM water to soften, the plug also. REPEAT if required, and let AIR DRY completely.
644962
Locks in spray mode until you close the valve. Turning it on returns to the default stream mode
2153020
when you pull out the water compartment there will be a little black plug. Just pull it out and pour the water from this opening.
204992
Sounds like a question for Dr Drew...but I'll give it a go. Here's what I'd test....Put a bit of WATER in the container and assemble everything, then pump the handle just a FEW times. Then SLOWLY unscrew where the hose connects to the container, does air escape? If not, then either there's an issue with THAT seal, there's an issue with the pump:container seal, or there's an issue with the pump itself. If air does escape, then screw it back on and pump it once. Then unscrew the spray nozzle tip all the way and pull the trigger, does air/water escape? If so, then there was an issue with the nozzle being too tight. If not, then the tube or nozzle are likely clogged and then take an air car with the little included hose and open the trigger then spray the air into the tube to clean out the system, then from the nozzle side. Does this fix it?
97977
There's a second plug/baffle/stopcock underneath the first plug that simply uncaps. Unscrew the entire assembly and it deflates itself.
948138
If the sprayer is not working, there may be a clog. We recommend vigorously shaking the bottle for at least 60 seconds to agitate the liquid inside. It is also recommended to soak the nozzle in hot water to break up any clogs. Please contact our Consumer Relations Team at 1-855-5-HAVAHART (1-855-542-8242) if the issue persists.
416076
When that happens I would turn it off right away and unplug it. Then take a look under the bottom suction area to see if there is something obstructing the flow into the machine.
2134846
sorry, I returned my unit because it was leaking everywhere. I never got any further. Perhaps there's dried soap in the nozzle? try a open paper clip and see if there isn't a clog
1521208
The nozzle can be unscrewed for cleaning. When replacing the nozzle, be careful to not damage the o-ring.
685534
Just open the gray valve. Drain the black tank first, then flush the line out using the gray tank without the jet on.
2142572
Did you unscrew the cap and make sure the sealer is removed from the bottle and is there a hole on the tip of the nozzle?
154805
Hi Ronald. Simply press the cable connector tab or the plastic clip to plug and unplug the cord.
235469
I used the nozzle with single hole in spray tip (red). Unscrew black cap and remove clear plastic aerator from under red tip. This aerator reduces stream and produces mist.
1537987
Shouldn't clog the nozzle, but beware most pressure washers only distribute soap at low pressures. On mine at least, the soap doesn't come out.
1228144
change the removable filters from the wand the one that connects to tubing. Clean the wand tip with alcohol