I saw a video on another site that showed a valve that you turn to fill the Buublebum automatically but the description and others here mention blowing into it. Which is it? Thanks.
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you need to turn the valve to open it, then you inflate it by mouth, then screw the valve shut.
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My 2 i got my children are the blow up type (manually) the twist cap you blow into and then have to close it before it loses air.
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its a 3 step processes. 1. open value by turning2. blow to inflate3. quickly screw value close before air is lost
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There is a valve that you turn to open and close but you do have to blow it up using your mouth.
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After removing the basket, directly under it is the black pressure valve. It has 4 triangular pointers on it. I believe you press down and twist to one of the other positions.
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The water valve is controlled by the ice maker. Mine stuck on over night and caused a flood. There is about a 7 second "fill" as the ice maker cycles. You may want to check to see if it cycles, does it get all the ice out before filling again. If it iver fills it will spill into the feezer and make icecycles.
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Hi William, As you look at the Amazon picture, It is on the back of the red knob. It is a standard tire type fill valve with a black screw cap on it and is filled using a standard air chuck. You open the red knob, fill the tank, and then close the red valve knob. This tank will hold the air pressure indefinitely----not leaks. Hope this helps. Daryl
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This is a TWIST ON valve, just as the description notes. This item has a female bayonet connector on one side and a male bayonet connector on the other side, as shown. What you are connecting TO it must have a MALE bayonet connector. This is VERY typical for RV waste pipes (female at connection point, male at waste pipe). I specifically used this device because on GREY/BLACK valves were VERY distant from the actual discharge point (and they leaked a little bit), so I attached this AT the discharge point. Left it on ALL THE TIME - used the discharge point cap as "secondary security" to ensure the system didn't fall off (it never even moved)!! Then, connect the waste pipe and THEN open the valve... Whatever was left upstream of the valve would THEN "move on out", unlike just the cap where you'd need a bucket to collect the mess!! ***EXCELLENT ADDITION*** to your RV Plumbing and I ***HIGHLY RECOMMEND*** it.
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Not sure what you're asking...it has 3 seperate valves where you blow up the different sections.
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well, there is a valve if you would like to release the pressure quicker, that is not automatic, you have do that manual, its not hard, but you do have to careful when you do release that valve. So, far pretty satisfied with the product.
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I use a foot pump, or 12 volt pump, with the nozzle in the valve, in reverse mode, which sucks the air out.Or, you can insert a straw or vinyl coverer wire to keep the valve open while deflating. Hope this helps!
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Unfortunately no, it is very stubborn. If you don't have a small air nozzle handy to blow it in, I found that I keep butting on the valve and blowing until I find the sweet spot. Once I know I'm getting a good amount in then I clamp onto it with my teeth (not my lips) and blow until it is full. I believe I usually end up biting on the fabric portion since the valve is pretty deep. If you do this it usually only takes a couple breaths and is way easier than trying to pinch the valve with your fingers, especially because once it starts to get full it gets very difficult to hold your pinch, but the teeth won't let it escape. Unfortunately no, it is very stubborn. If you don't have a small air nozzle handy to blow it in, I found that I keep butting on the valve and blowing until I find the sweet spot. Once I know I'm getting a good amount in then I clamp onto it with my teeth (not my lips) and blow until it is full. I believe I usually end up biting on the fabric portion since the valve is pretty deep. If you do this it usually only takes a couple breaths and is way easier than trying to pinch the valve with your fingers, especially because once it starts to get full it gets very difficult to hold your pinch,... » Read More Unfortunately no, it is very stubborn. If you don't have a small air nozzle handy to blow it in, I found that I keep butting on the valve and blowing until I find the sweet spot. Once I know I'm getting a good amount in then I clamp onto it with my teeth (not my lips) and blow until it is full. I believe I usually end up biting on the fabric portion since the valve is pretty deep. If you do this it usually only takes a couple breaths and is way easier than trying to pinch the valve with your fingers, especially because once it starts to get full it gets very difficult to hold your pinch, but the teeth won't let it escape. « Show Less
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I have never figured out what that is really for. I always assumed it was like a relief valve in case the pressure got too high. Good question.
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Hi Westley This valve has two push on quick connect outlets. I install my valve over 2 yrs ago and don't remember if they were two different sizes. I think the outlets were both 1/4in. This should not be a show stopper because there are adapters made to fix this. The only problem I had was the inlet on my old valve was a flared type and the new valve was a compression type. Easy fix: I cut the flare off my supply tubing and replacing it with a new compression nut and furrel. I save about $90 in parts and labor, so I didn't find this too inconvenient.
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This item screws on to a regular hose; when the hose water is turned on, there must be some kind of valve that keeps it from running thru the item until you press down on a kind of button release to allow the water to fill the balloon. We were able to keep our hose turned on quite low yet enough came out to fill the balloon. Only problem we had was that the item and it's washer didn't totally tighten on our hose so that there was leakage coming out of the connection even when you didn't press the button to fill the balloon. Use it outside or on the grass. Otherwise, for the cost, it was very effective. Kids got the hang of the tie-ing process quicker than we did. This item screws on to a regular hose; when the hose water is turned on, there must be some kind of valve that keeps it from running thru the item until you press down on a kind of button release to allow the water to fill the balloon. We were able to keep our hose turned on quite low yet enough came out to fill the balloon. Only problem we had was that the item and it's washer didn't totally tighten on our hose so that there was leakage coming out of the connection even when you didn't press the button to fill the balloon. Use it outside or on the grass. Otherwise, for the cost, it was... » Read More This item screws on to a regular hose; when the hose water is turned on, there must be some kind of valve that keeps it from running thru the item until you press down on a kind of button release to allow the water to fill the balloon. We were able to keep our hose turned on quite low yet enough came out to fill the balloon. Only problem we had was that the item and it's washer didn't totally tighten on our hose so that there was leakage coming out of the connection even when you didn't press the button to fill the balloon. Use it outside or on the grass. Otherwise, for the cost, it was very effective. Kids got the hang of the tie-ing process quicker than we did. « Show Less
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Interesting question. I think you are asking whether the timer opens a pilot valve and then line pressure opens the main valve, or whether the timer opens the main valve. It is my impression that the timer opens the main valve and thus it would work with low pressure - but I may be wrong. I have actuated it when it was not connected to water and I heard it click. But that could have been a pilot. I stopped using mine since it stuck open one night, neighbor called me, and I had to drive to my cabin in the forest to turn it off. Easy way to find out - buy and send it back if you don't like.
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That's how I use it. My black valve had a tiny leak so I put this on prior to the discharge hose. You'll be thrilled with it.
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As soon as you finish inflating to desired firmness, immediately push in the valve so it's flush with the raft material: it will not leak air after you do this. Then place the valve plug into the valve.
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There are simply airpockets in the foam that full with air when you unroll the mattress and open the valve. After an hour or so, we give a few good blows to fully inflate it.
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There is no valve. The bittle is sturdy, and nicely made.However, it is very large. I didnt see that until actually using it. It makes it hard to handle.