Am I understanding that the probe on my Primo water cooler will poke the center out of the cap and let the water come out after I put it on the dispen
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The center of the cap will be poked out by the probe and float in the bottle. The caps are single use only.
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The caps are universal. They have the little "knockout" plug installed. If you have a probe type dispenser, it will puncture the cap as designed.
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Yes. I have a dispenser that has a probe right in the center that pokes it into the bottle once placed on.
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Yes, it will, but you can put it back in and reuse it after you empty the bottle.
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I do not have a Primo I have a Culligan dispenser... I am not sure if these are universal caps; but they worked on Culligan bottles and a couple other ' non-Culligan' 5 gallon water bottles
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Yes. Most water coolers are set up this way. By the way, you can reuse those caps. I can get as many uses out of 1 bottle cap as I can the bottle. You just have to put the little center back into the cap.
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Plunger twists/wiggles out, or try pushing it out from the spout end. It's used after you've run the engine up to operating temp and the air's been burped out as the thermostat opens. The funnel lets you keep extra coolant above the radiator until this all happens. When you're ready to remove the funnel, squeeze the top hose and stick the plunger in. You can now remove the funnel without spilling coolant. Stick the funnel spout into the reservoir bottle and pull the plunger. Try to not push the plunger in too tight, or it's going to bust off someday.
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At the top where the water expulsion ports are, there is a plastic divider that moves back and forth, it can get stuck by leaves or debris. Move it back and forth with your finger a couple times and it will usually work fine after that...
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I own two of the coolers. They work well. The hot knobs on mine need to be pushed in before being pulled down to dispense water.
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Amy, I was just like you. Pick the water reservoir up and don't try to unscrew or pull off the black top. Turn the water container upside down and screw off the cap on the bottom. It's not a very big opening so I pour the distilled water in over the sink. I hope this helps.
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I hope I am telling you correctly, seeing as how I don't know which opening you are referring to. The tube coming out of the column does go into a water jacket and the bottom outlet is where your product comes out. You should run your cold water supply into the bottom (side) outlet and it will/should return to your supply to be cooled. Hope this helps.
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I just bought a water pik set from Amazon and I am having the exact same problem! The tip lengths at the bottom are longer in the new water pik and the snap in just doesn't happen! You could feel the snap in my old water pik! Hope that makes you feel a little better! I don't yet know what the solution is!
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It sounds to me like the capsule is not being punctured. If this is happening the water will start to flow but is being stopped, thus the bump. I have never done this but try doing it without a capsule but be ready and have your finger on the off switch. Are you pressing the lever down until it touches the top of the machine? Also, if it is a used machine, check the manual, it just may need to be cleaned where the water goes through the capsule. If this does not help, let me know I will try to help. Bandit7342@aol.com
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The main unit is not. I have the temperature probe in a high-humidity environment (beer fridge)but the probe is not submerged.
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Look on the bottom for a black round cap. Gently remove the cap. Put the water inside that hole. Close it back up and put it back inside the unit.
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There is a little slit in the silicone stopper. I have to squeeze it open before each time I put the cap on. There is a sweet spot between too tight and too loose when the lid screws on also. I think because air needs to flow between the silicone and the cap itself for the liquid to come through.
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Make sure you take the time to unscrew the cap to make sure there is no water inside of it
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Not sure what you want it for so just let me tell you that I haven't found any bottle that the threads on the cap fit I was only able to use it by removing the hard plastic threaded cap part leaving only the soft rubber part that has a valve that opens to the inside of the bottle the cap fits loosely now but it slow the water spilling down when changing water bottles but will not stop the spill all together, now if you are looking for a spill proof cap or a cap to dispense water from this cap is not it it hardly works at all on a water cooler it only allows me to make a smaller mess, I hope what stated will help. Not sure what you want it for so just let me tell you that I haven't found any bottle that the threads on the cap fit I was only able to use it by removing the hard plastic threaded cap part leaving only the soft rubber part that has a valve that opens to the inside of the bottle the cap fits loosely now but it slow the water spilling down when changing water bottles but will not stop the spill all together, now if you are looking for a spill proof cap or a cap to dispense water from this cap is not it it hardly works at all on a water cooler it only allows me to make a smaller mess, I hope... » Read More Not sure what you want it for so just let me tell you that I haven't found any bottle that the threads on the cap fit I was only able to use it by removing the hard plastic threaded cap part leaving only the soft rubber part that has a valve that opens to the inside of the bottle the cap fits loosely now but it slow the water spilling down when changing water bottles but will not stop the spill all together, now if you are looking for a spill proof cap or a cap to dispense water from this cap is not it it hardly works at all on a water cooler it only allows me to make a smaller mess, I hope what stated will help. « Show Less
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I don't use the nozzle... I just put it where I need it straight from the tube and then put the cap back on... Just looking at the nozzle, I thought that might be a problem...
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Hi Barbara, The only place these things will rattle is in the impeller assembly, it sounds like the impeller is not correctly seated in the housing and not making correct magnetic contact with the motor, as a result your impeller isn't turning enough rpms and not drawing water up through your intake. If the water level in your filter has dropped too far you may have lost your prime. Before taking the impeller apart, make sure you manually fill your filter with water, then turn it on and see if it draws water. If it doesn't, don't hesitate to take it to your local pet store and ask them to check the impeller assembly remember, they don't want to lose your business. Good luck. Hi Barbara, The only place these things will rattle is in the impeller assembly, it sounds like the impeller is not correctly seated in the housing and not making correct magnetic contact with the motor, as a result your impeller isn't turning enough rpms and not drawing water up through your intake. If the water level in your filter has dropped too far you may have lost your prime. Before taking the impeller apart, make sure you manually fill your filter with water, then turn it on and see if it draws water. If it doesn't, don't hesitate to take it to your local pet store and ask them to... » Read More Hi Barbara, The only place these things will rattle is in the impeller assembly, it sounds like the impeller is not correctly seated in the housing and not making correct magnetic contact with the motor, as a result your impeller isn't turning enough rpms and not drawing water up through your intake. If the water level in your filter has dropped too far you may have lost your prime. Before taking the impeller apart, make sure you manually fill your filter with water, then turn it on and see if it draws water. If it doesn't, don't hesitate to take it to your local pet store and ask them to check the impeller assembly remember, they don't want to lose your business. Good luck. « Show Less
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I use mine with the Primo water cooler. You just need to remove the inside piece that is used for standard water carboys. You twist the top adapter ring slightly counterclockwise and it comes right off.
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I suggest that you test it first -- not all probes are the same even if the plug on the end is the same.