is water tank come off to fill
74801
The water tank does come off, but I ended up taking this back because it kept tripping the circuit. The cord even got hot to the touch...
74802
Yes, it does come off for filling. You can also (carefully) pour water in to the reservoir while it's still attached to the coffee maker.
593207
You can fill the water reservoir either way. I take mine off and bring it to the sink, I find this easier.
383578
Yes. The fuel tank is removable. You must remove it to fill it. You are advised by the company not to remove the tank will it is running. Personally, i always left it running. You just need to be careful.
2047258
Yes, you do need to remove the water tank to refill it. It "loads" and dispenses through the same hole at the bottom of the tank. However, you do not need to turn the unit off to do this. There is already enough water in the reservoir for the steamer to safely run while refilling the dispenser.
1107375
The solid colored tip of the tank lifts off. Underneath is a handle. If you turn the tank over in the sink, that handle fits nicely in the drain opening so the tank is level. The opening to fill has a nicely ribbed cap that is easy to open and the fill opening is fairly wide (1 5/8 in.) and easy to fill. Of course a tank full of water is not light but should be manageable. Aligning the tank back in place may take a few tries. We have not yet run it to empty.
281733
You have to lift the tank off to fill it, but it is the easiest humidifier I have ever used. Easy on and easy off. I highly recommend it.
1602347
Yes, the part that angles downward from the top comes off to fill it. It's like a grill/grid covering. It's very easy to fill-main reason I bought it. It works great.
2076469
Yes the cover can come right off. There is little clips on the back of tank that you push and will come right off. Its really a nice tank.
804808
No. This tank came already pressurized and ready to go. It was just a matter of hooking it up to the system. No filling or draining required, no time at all.
383577
Yes, you remove tank to fill it. Don't know about leaving it running, I wouldn't try it. I'm sure instructions say don't do that.
1494551
Mine wasn't seated good and was letting a small amount of water leak into the bowl. Once it's gets low on the float you hear the tank filling back up. That's the only way I would think of it alarming you.
869205
yes, the tank lifts off, there is a flap to hold any water insidethen you can unscrew the lid like a biscuit barrell and cleanall works fineregards terry ross
617656
The top is removable, but used properly, there should be no overflow, there is a fill line for the water level
449937
At first, I couldn't get the water tank off - I had to fill it by putting the whole unit under the faucet. Then, my husband got it "unstuck," so yes, you can remove it. My problem with the unit is that I can't get enough pressure unless I put my hand in the water and keep the black plastic thing-a-ma-jig slightly raised on one side. Very annoying!
920052
You have to run water down the line, so there should be fluid from that when the tank us empty.
1186597
No water tank. Only on when you are using it and spraying your gun. Off otherwise.
2276729
You have to twist the top to remove the water tank and then fill the tank from the bottom. It's easy to do and the top has a carrying handle.