Do you need to pull the plunger out of the water to fill with air, or do you keep it submerged?
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You don't pull the plunger all the way out. You fill the bucket so that it just covers the lower part of the plunger and a portion of the top part. When you raise the plunger a few inches, the air goes in through the top portion called "the breather." I find this product very effective and easy to use.
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Pumping it doesn't need to be deep.. siphoning however stops when it gets too much air or clogged with debris.
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To get the water out of the bottom you tip the float over. It's a blow up float, not heavy.
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I don't know but since we rarely need to use a plunger I don't keep it in there. Instead I keep bowl cleaner, disinfectant wipes and a sponge.
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Fill a container with water, put syringe in water, pull on syringe plunger while keeping tip of syringe submerged.
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You fill it from the top. Also the dispenser I have doesn't have as soft a touch as some other I have use. It a takes a bit of effort to push down and get the soap out.
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Shaun, the water draws in through those slots you see and discharges out the tube connection. It must at least be partially submerged.
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A small air pump or bicycle pump. No problem with it over filling with air. use your common sense.
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You turn it on and then submerge it. You shouldn't leave it running long out of water but a moment is fine. Turning it on seals the motor and battery compartment. This is a very useful tool and I highly recommend it.
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There is no direct fill port. Do a search on youtube, "refilling Ocean Wonders Aquarium", and there is some videos showing how to do it. Once cover is off, you'll see a tube at the top. Remove end, place in cup of water, and turn unit on. That will draw the water in as it is "trying to pull air for the bubbles. Don't fill all the way to the top as there needs to be a bit of air for the unit to make bubbles. I would use distilled water so there are no impurities. Once filled, you have to put a sealant(silicone) on the fitting, before reattaching the tube.
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You'll need a syringe. Look aloge the corners of the frame, you'll find a small hole. Stick the needle in the hole to pull air out or add water.
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You just pull it out. Make sure there is no water in it, and pull. Give it nice, even pressure and it will come out.
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Pump air in water tank and then push button. Pull handle to flush it to holding tank.
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The pump isn't submerged, I have mine off aways and the hose/diffuser is on the bottom..
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Depends on how plugged it is. I've found about as much effort ad s a regular plunger but first try generally does it.
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Hi, Hold on to handles, place over drain hole and push firmly. Be careful when you pull up so as not to get splashed. I found this plunger to be the easiest and best I have ever used. It usually works after one (maybe two) plunges and does not take an incredible amount of strength (like other plungers).
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Leave the handle on. Makes it easier to lift out. Note: Lift this out with the pump on.