how does it deflate if it only has an a simple on or off switch?
849228
You turn it around to where it it sucking instead of blowing the outlets are the same size
269304
The single line side of the switch when you turn it on should turn the compressor on immediately until the tank reaches a certain pressure and then shut off. As you use the airbrush it will turn back on automatically when the pressure gets low and add air to the tank. If it's not doing this something is wrong with the compressor, there is no special setting or anything that you have to do to make it work correctly. Good luck!
330670
The switch comes on when pressure is low and shuts off when pressure increases. Hope this helps.
653119
No, it truly has a vaccum port so that you can remove ALL the air. Deflate wouldnt be enough to really get all the air out.
300843
You plug it into the outlet and it fills some of the pockets with air and then they deflate and the rest fill alternately.Works pretty well. My mom thought it was comfortable and she didn't get skin breakdown.
981579
It just makes a 'click' when you switch. If "A" is down and "B" is up, then when you depress "B", the "A" button makes a click when it pops up. It isn't noisy really.
794059
The collar has a place on the back where you can fill the collar with air. When you want to deflate it, just pop open the cap to let the air out. It's that simple.
730282
The initial inflation is not that loud - less than a hair dryer I would say. It only takes a few minutes to inflate/deflate completely
837954
Yes. The blower has to be on. As soon as you turn it off it will deflate. Do not let the children inside the bouncer when you turn off the blower. It is fun , I bought one for my daughter and the second for my nieces. It is small a little.
1146726
No - it has to be connected otherwise the air will start leaking out and it will deflate quickly.
836785
I've never had it do that. It shouldn't be on at all if the air hose isn't pulled out. If the air hose is pulled out I've never heard it kick on except when airing up something. I've had the opposite issue where it won't kick on when airing up, usually on something that is completely deflated. I would have prefered a manual switch to turn on/off the air.
862930
Yes you do to blow it up. there is an on/off switch on the pump you have to turn it on to deflate it all the way too
1395735
It deflates very easily. Just unscrew a knob on the side and it deflates in minutes. Then it rolls up and stores in a cloth bag. The bag has a strap for easier carrying.
136936
Not exactly. A switch is on or off. This is a variable resistor. The resistance changes with pressure sending more or less voltage to the gauge thus showing more or less pressure. (more or less voltage)
160538
It's a slide switch. Very simple -- on and off. Kicks up a pretty amazing amount of air, too.
610014
No there is no manual on off switch,the unit has a cord and plug. I ran it o a switched outlet. Its a centrifugal pump so if water drops below the foot valve the pump will continue to spins which doesn't damage a centrifugal for short bursts. I suggest a pressure switch be added so if pressure drop the unit will shut of if that is a potential problem. Mine is on a very low pressure system so I dont need a foot valve. Mine is used as a booster for pressure if the main pumps fail to keep up flow.
1122536
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!