under the read cap is a black plastic plug, inside the water tank. Is that suppose to be removed?
1256481
I think the inside plug stayed because it had an opening to allow the water to fill the inside blatter. The red cap was to prevent dirt from entering the tank while being shipped.
1256482
I had the same question. I did not want to try to pull it out and it did not seem easy to do so, so I left it in. No problems.
1256483
I don't remember, but if it plugs the hole than that has to go since water needs to be able to flow into the tank
1742303
Unscrew the cap on the valve attachment. Pull out the adapter inside and reverse its position (turn it around). Replace the cap.
1410463
If you look on the sides of the male plug you will see a little nib on each side. Take a razor blade and cut the little nibs off and the connector will plug and unplug easier. Have Fun Larry
1856801
I have forgotten to install the plug a couple of times, never knew that it wasn't in place until I disassembled the unit for cleaning, there is a little juice on the top of the base, but was not a big problem.
1363222
It has a plug that you can empty the water into, but not a removable tank. You just need to place a container under it. It's not a problem at all.
1165464
There is a plastic seal on the outside but nothing inside once cap is removed.
1160498
The thing may be bled. Appears that it may also be disassembled and rebuilt. If it is filling with water, you might want to correct the design of your system, or drain your tank more often...
21585
mine didn'tcome with a plastice piece, i did use black washer, that does behind cap. works for me.
2280618
You have to unscrew the coupling, then cut the end of the plastic plug off. After the coupling has been cleared, reinstall the coupling.
933411
Mine is just a yellow plastic screw cap with an oil can symbol on the top. Caution: You do not fill it up. The clear oil indicator neat the tank should only show a half bubble.
999474
You take the water tank off and flip it upside down to fill it and replace the cap. I would consider it bottom fill.
983161
If you are referring to plugging into the water tank, that plug looks like a headphones plug (cylindrical) it plugs in the back of the water tank.Otherwise see answer #1. and refer to READ Me First directions.
437751
No. If the hose is clear, the small hole under the bottom plate is most likely plugged with trash. The manual explains how to unplug that hole. Not hard to do but is a pain if you do not have clear water to pump as it will have to be done a lot of times.i think it is called the priming hole.
2178844
I have never had that problem. The unit is like an inner tube to a tire, but there is no place with a cap to remove and pump in air. I would say it had sprung a leak and needs to be pumped with air and patched at the site of the leak. I would contact the seller.
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!
1955873
Yes. You MUST unplug it BEFORE removing it from liquid. If you don't do this the unit will be damaged.
635952
No way to remove the bulb that I know of, but we covered the power light with a piece of black electrical tape. The low water indicator is worth being able to see.