Is the hydro cell just supposed to sit at the top of the water? In the tank?
613943
I think so, mine broke within 30 days, and was a while back, so I don't really recall. I do remember thinking it was weird.
1191427
Yes, but will only sit above it as there is no way to fasten it inside the top of the container. Mine sit a few inches above and catches all the water.
2048010
Yes! That's where you should put it; that's where I have my 29-gallon tank. Works just fine!
263645
The filter mounts on the outside, only the intake tube and the output waterfall are in the tank. I use it for fish so I can't address it for frogs however I use Youtube quite a bit and hopefully this video might be of assistance:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWiVQjZQNbA
255676
I have a small square 3 gallon tank and it just sits right on top of that fine. Hope this helps.
419754
Hello Jo. Thanks for asking. You can place it at a height equivalent to the length of the tank draining tube. That's why they've given you the draining tube at a certain length, I suppose!But saying all that, my advice to you is to return it if you're in US, as you'll get your money back. It's a piece of junk!!!!
248967
Yes, it is inside the water fill tank. I was used to my old maker being on the outside, but really this is not a big deal and it is pretty easy to see the water level.
896555
The back of the panel is open and the water lines are very flexible. To keep it simple we set ours in the center of the panel.
1847176
Hi - the water tank on our unit has a 'ridge' down the middle - we we just put the ice pack into the water on on side of that ridge. Not really a 'chamber' but I think that's what is meant.
110555
I have mine positioned so the top of the heater is level (just under) the water fairly close to the filter system. So the cord is going over the rear of the tank. And I used zip ties to connect the heater cord and the filter cord together running straight down the back of the tank.
214665
i put mine inside the tank at the bottom and against the back of tank , its made to under water its beautiful at night and day also , use little suction cups to put wires up the back of tank the plug is not allowed in water just the unit and the plug wire that runs ;up the back of tank , u will need probably and extra plug outlet for the unit bubbles need a pump to have bubbles up the back of tank
598159
If you have a larger unit, such as the CoolMist HTM-6009 then it should go in the BASE (referred to as the reservoir on the packaging), not the tank. There is even a little hole for it between the two sides.
2282723
Not at all! It just sits on top and lifts right off. It has a plastic edge all the way around it so it stays in place on top of the tank.
850521
Yes....On top of the tank. When full it will be completely red. As you use it the red will disappear so you can see how much gas is left in the tank. Hope this helps...Carl
600378
I used to have a picture of my setup up on the page, but it appears to have dissapeared. I attached a T to the outlet and placed a pressure tank on one outlet, and the water line to the other part of the T. I have had no issues. this is the tank i usedWatts DET-5 2.1 G Potable Water Expansion Tank for 50-Gallon Water Heaters
1561993
Yes you can put it at the bottom of the tank. The cord is definitely long enough depending on where your outlet is.
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.