How do you oipen the clear water tank?
2004007
I suggest you go to Bissell.com and watch their videos. I think your question will be clearly answered and demonstrated.
771881
I'm sorry, I don't have the original box or directions and can't give you specifics, but I can tell you that I have a 20-gallon tank and this filter system has kept the tank-water crystal clear, continously for the past couple of years. I change the filter about once a month. I keep the old filters, wash them thoroughly, brush them off under running water, being careful to hold the top of the layer of material firmly so that it won't fall off. Then I dry & keep them, in order to put back in the rotation. I use each one three times.
97505
Remove the filler tank and locate the filter at the bottom of the rubber tube. You should be able to easily pull it off. It not, just take some scissors and clip it off as close to the filter as possible. Hope this helps you. Mine is still working fine and does what it is supposed to do.
571010
How about reading the manual. It's online. Pull out the water container. Reach in and pull the filter down. It is towards the the front of the unit. Wash, dry and replace.
286060
with the chlorine remover liquid just pour it in as you fill the tank. Do not take all the water out of tank .
1327585
In the water tank, make sure both the supply tube and the air check valve are clear. You can use a straw or piece of aquarium tube to blow air through the supply tube(the male tube). If the water tank is half full it should bubble. Put the straw in the hole(air valve) next to the supply tube. If the cap is on the tank, water should squirt out of the supply tube. My air valve hole was plugged. I cleaned/opened it with a plastic tooth pick. It feels like there is a rubber check valve in there. If it is plugged, I believe it creates a vacuum in the tank and prevents water feeding up the supply tube. Worked fine after I did this. In the water tank, make sure both the supply tube and the air check valve are clear. You can use a straw or piece of aquarium tube to blow air through the supply tube(the male tube). If the water tank is half full it should bubble. Put the straw in the hole(air valve) next to the supply tube. If the cap is on the tank, water should squirt out of the supply tube. My air valve hole was plugged. I cleaned/opened it with a plastic tooth pick. It feels like there is a rubber check valve in there. If it is plugged, I believe it creates a vacuum in the tank and prevents water feeding up the supply... » Read More In the water tank, make sure both the supply tube and the air check valve are clear. You can use a straw or piece of aquarium tube to blow air through the supply tube(the male tube). If the water tank is half full it should bubble. Put the straw in the hole(air valve) next to the supply tube. If the cap is on the tank, water should squirt out of the supply tube. My air valve hole was plugged. I cleaned/opened it with a plastic tooth pick. It feels like there is a rubber check valve in there. If it is plugged, I believe it creates a vacuum in the tank and prevents water feeding up the supply tube. Worked fine after I did this. « Show Less
251718
Hook up an air line to it with small air pump put in the corner of tank and let it do it's thing works great on my 5.5 gal. Tank and easy to clean
292834
just remove the top fan section and refill the holding tank daily. Empty and clean the holding tank weekly.
1583674
Hi Jeannette, it is very easy on this unit to remove the dirty water tank but first you will have to take the clean water tank off by pressing the small side clips on each side of the tank and pulling out. Once the clean water tank is off the dirty water tank pulls directly out as well.
1424737
Read the directions that accompany it. Soak it in aquarium water for a few minutes, then attach air tubing from the vertical tube to the air pump. Use the suction cups to attach it to the inside of the aquarium. Turn on the air pump. Water will be drawn through the sponge, filtered and in contact with microorganisms which are in the sponge as supplied.
1816603
There is a balloon like lining in the tank itself. You fill this with water. As you are cleaning this empties & the dirty water fills in around the outside of the liner. Just dump out the dirty water , rinse & refill. Works great.
6797
Cleanup could not be simpler. And I've yet to see ANY calcium deposits. The water sits in the bottom half (basin). To access, just lift off the top half, and gently place it aside. If the water has been sitting in the basin for a long time, just lift out the rotating wheel device in the basin, then take the basin to the kitchen sink and gently wash it with Dove detergent. Put the wheel back in the basin and fill the basin up to the line. Now, put the top half back on. Winia has designed this great machine so that the top half---which houses all the electricals---never comes in contact with water. Cleanup could not be simpler. And I've yet to see ANY calcium deposits. The water sits in the bottom half (basin). To access, just lift off the top half, and gently place it aside. If the water has been sitting in the basin for a long time, just lift out the rotating wheel device in the basin, then take the basin to the kitchen sink and gently wash it with Dove detergent. Put the wheel back in the basin and fill the basin up to the line. Now, put the top half back on. Winia has designed this great machine so that the top half---which houses all the electricals---never comes in contact with... » Read More Cleanup could not be simpler. And I've yet to see ANY calcium deposits. The water sits in the bottom half (basin). To access, just lift off the top half, and gently place it aside. If the water has been sitting in the basin for a long time, just lift out the rotating wheel device in the basin, then take the basin to the kitchen sink and gently wash it with Dove detergent. Put the wheel back in the basin and fill the basin up to the line. Now, put the top half back on. Winia has designed this great machine so that the top half---which houses all the electricals---never comes in contact with water. « Show Less
1646088
Very easy. Just attach a hose to the larger opening, and one to the top small opening. The large one is for the water in. The small is for the air out. Purchase a water intake from an RV store. It most have both water intake and the air out connection. Attached the hoses with hoses clamps and you are ready to fill the tank.
2092723
In the picture you'll see a clear container immediately below where the air hose attachment is. bleed the water off with the unit off. It's pretty straight forward
1555324
Never rinse with tap water take some of the tank water put it in a bucket and rinse that way replace when it starts falling apart replace it
244365
You use it on the outside of the tank. Spray it on and use a paper towel or micro towel to wipe it off.
2038226
I would think of perhaps using a bag that would screw onto the filter and empty into the clean water container. It won't be fast but it will work. I have used this method before.