How do they work?? Seems like the water would over flow is there a shut off valve in it or something. I don't want to have to remember to turn the water off
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It will not overflow. Water will automatically refill when it is below certain level
875143
There is a float so they don't overflow. You can adjust the float if you think there is too much water in it. It refills as the dogs drink from it. They are pretty stable and my dogs (boxer and coon hound) have never tipped it over. We live in the desert and it is so important the dogs have a ready, fresh supply of water and this dish provides it.
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It does work with a float like valve (like a toilet tank ball) as the animals drink and it gets low it fills back up and shuts off on its own. I love mine, have 3 big dogs that use it in when the weather warms up. The only negative thing that I can say is that it heats up quickly in the sun.
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Hi Tina, I have been using this since September 2013. It has a float switch under the black cover that works exactly like the float in your toilet tank. The float is adjusted with a plastic wing nut to regulate the water level in the bowl. I have two golden retrievers and have it set to stop 1/2 inch from the top. I bought a Y connector so I could attach a second hose to water my garden without detaching the dog bowl. I cut a short length of hose and bought a plastic end to attach to the bowl. This gave me a metal end to attach to the metal faucet and a plastic end to attach to the plastic fitting on the bowl. I used plumbers tape on both ends and leave the water turned on very low pressure 24/7. I bought a second one as a gift for a friend who doggie sat my dogs. This self filling bowl is great. Buz
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Inside of the black lid, is a float that you can adjust to the desired amount of water you want in the tank area. I do recommend that you buy a water flow regulator, to easy the amount of water pressure coming into this unit. Can find this at local hardware store (in automatic sprinkle area). If you ask by name, the answer is always, "we don't have this."
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You should not have water around the unit. It could be you are positioning the mist into the indentation in the top that is then overflowing. Other than that I would say your unit is malfunctioning. Good luck.
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Make sure u take out the plug in the head that regulates the water pressure. Then it's wonderful!! It works like a charm...u will love it!
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Did you install them directly to the back of the machine? Thats where they go if you out them on the water valves they don't work as well. Also they don't get rid of the hammer 100% but majorly reduce it. I would say 80% gone. I guess you could double them up but it seems somewhat pointless to me. Maybe you got faulty ones, because mine seem to work well. Also with the LG front loader they say steel braided water lines do better than rubber ones, so I have those too.
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More than likely it is due to the possibility that the filter isn't completely twisted into it's locked position where it can't go any further. It's a half-turn affair that then AND ONLY THEN will finally allow the water to flow.Until the full twist is accomplished it has an internal valve that stays in the closed position so you can change the filters without shutting your water pressure off to the device. It's pretty ingenious really, just not very well explained. Been-there, done-that. I hope this helps you. Don, Columbus, OH
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Check the washers inside the anti-syphon and reducing valve. The one with the mesh may be clogged or twisted to block proper flow. I had a problem that they didn't seat properly and caused reduced flow. Also, if you run one head to the next using the 1/4" tubing, you will not get good flow on that line or lines. I took these out and ran direct runs from the 1/2" tube directly to each head.
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The water is fed into the chamber by power being applied to a solenoid valve. The water flows over the media where the warm air passes through it adding humidity to the return air. Any water that does not evaporate into the air stream flows to the bottom of the chamber and is drained out of the unit via 1/2" hose. The only way that there could be an overflow situation is if the 1/2" line got blocked. Proper installation and regular basic maintenance should avoid that.
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There's a stop valve ;it a bit awkward too operate! You don't have to use it but ;then u loose 15-20psi,just add fews psi that's why mist people do anyways!
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Outside to keep water from entering. They really work. The only problem you can not re use them but they do the job. Another water stopper is what I call the snake. They absorb the water from the inside. Hang them up let them drip dry and use them again. I think the same company makes this item.
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Good question. Mine are NOT draining out and I can hear water sloshing round when the fan comes on
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you are suppose to change them out every 330 days If you don't change them. the water flow will go to nothing. because of the cost I would never put one in my house
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Sounds like you need to install a check valve in the line so that water does not flow back in the other direction.
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I would if I still had it. I read the reviews and order it. The review I read said the water shut off valve worked very good and didnt leak when closed. Sold me right there. 30 bucks later or whatever it cost it came in and had no shut off valve at ALL. AMAZON or whoever needs to post reviews to THAT item . Not THEIR items.
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It adjust how the water flows out the spout thing. If it's closed the water won't flow out!! It's weird!!
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It SHOULD work. I know the valves open even when the water is turned off (like when we have had a couple days rain) so if you have enough pressure to push water now without a timer adding one shouldn't change anything.
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Sounds like a leak. As long as the water isn't reaching the drivers and the wiring on the inside they should work fine. You may have to find a way to refill the water though if it leaks.
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The valves needs to come out. You need to squeeze or bite the sides as you are blowing air into it. We have bought 12 of these. We keep buying and having to buy more to give to our other boater friends. Everyone lives them. Hope this info helps.