Someone asked this previously, but the answer didn't help me figure out what the two little black stoppers are for. Box came with no instructions. If it is for the two front loop latches, are they supposed to go through both top and bottom loops, or just the bottom loops? Someone asked this previously, but the answer didn't help me figure out what the two little black stoppers are for. Box came with no instructions. If it is for the two front loop latches, are... » Read More Someone asked this previously, but the answer didn't help me figure out what the two little black stoppers are for. Box came with no instructions. If it is for the two front loop latches, are they supposed to go through both top and bottom loops, or just the bottom loops? « Show Less
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They are for the two holes in the latch. They go through both holes to keep water from seeping in through the latch area
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The rubber stoppers go into the 2 side latches (one in each). On the underside of the side black latch, there is a round hold in the middle. The black stopper fits in there. It is there to keep the black latch from banging into the side of the box too hard. For some reason, the company installed the black stopper in the larger front latch but not in the 2 side latches.
1134150
The two in back are for securing the sight to your flattop. The other one is the pin that holds the sight aperture in place. For the price they work well and I have not had them work loose at all.
1197414
You just use one, the second is a spare. It goes inside the silver top, all the way against the top. It's a gasket to prevent leaking.
1961616
I am not using that feature, but it should not matter if you want to use both of them....just a guess on my part at this point. It seemed totally arbitrary as to which one is used for the freezer. I just put them in based on position. #1 to the upper freezer, #2 to the lower fridge. I will check the instructions and let you know if it is different from what I just said.
90605
Hi Diego I didn't receive black pins to the latch the trap. I've never seen any pins with this cover in the 25years we've used this model. There are four (4) metal prongs on the four corners to lock the trap in place. These prongs are attached to the cover as they're part of the design. Also note, my model is the one listed in the description; model #8531967. I hope this helps.
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According the description of the base, it should be the base on the first picture. However, when we ordered it two years ago, they sent us the one on second picture (with no dots) which doesn't have as many level adjustments and no quick latch system. I'm not sure if Amazon fixed it. We returned ours with no issue and ended up having to buy from another site. According to some other reviews, other purchasers had the same issue but again, that was about two years ago. Might not hurt to give Amazon a call and verify to save time and not having to return the product if it's not the right one. Hope that helps. According the description of the base, it should be the base on the first picture. However, when we ordered it two years ago, they sent us the one on second picture (with no dots) which doesn't have as many level adjustments and no quick latch system. I'm not sure if Amazon fixed it. We returned ours with no issue and ended up having to buy from another site. According to some other reviews, other purchasers had the same issue but again, that was about two years ago. Might not hurt to give Amazon a call and verify to save time and not having to return the product if it's not the right one.... » Read More According the description of the base, it should be the base on the first picture. However, when we ordered it two years ago, they sent us the one on second picture (with no dots) which doesn't have as many level adjustments and no quick latch system. I'm not sure if Amazon fixed it. We returned ours with no issue and ended up having to buy from another site. According to some other reviews, other purchasers had the same issue but again, that was about two years ago. Might not hurt to give Amazon a call and verify to save time and not having to return the product if it's not the right one. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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As I described in my long review, I was advised to take all out and place them back frst, once it didn't work, I was advised to take the other black cartridge and as soon as I placed the second one, it recognized. Just make sure you take the sticker and orange plastic on top. I didn't do anything else and it's intriguing why it works that way... Good luck, let me know.
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We bought ours to replace locks on a camper we had just bought, so I paid attention to how they went on when I removed the old ones. They are pretty simple; I did a quick search on youtube and found this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0gmKu4ycdw Good luck!
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No you can pull them from the front but to get them to move you must press the two black latches while loosening or tightening the straps. You'll know the latches when you see them because the end of each strap is hanging from them in the back. Each latch is right underneath. You won't be able to loosen or tighten without first holding the latches down. You dont have to push both at the same time unless trying to move both at the same time of course
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I just finished installing this and I can tell you that it "does" come with the air valve and gauge on the top of the filter. I don't know why they confuse the description with "without valve". It comes just as the picture shows and since there isn't a backwash valve in the pic, why would one think that it does? Idk, why does McDs have to put "caution, contents may be hot" on the side of a coffee cup? What the picture does show, are the PVC unions on the outside and it does not come this way. The backwash valve would have these parts and screws onto the male parts that are included on the filter. I just finished installing this and I can tell you that it "does" come with the air valve and gauge on the top of the filter. I don't know why they confuse the description with "without valve". It comes just as the picture shows and since there isn't a backwash valve in the pic, why would one think that it does? Idk, why does McDs have to put "caution, contents may be hot" on the side of a coffee cup? What the picture does show, are the PVC unions on the outside and it does not come this way. The backwash valve would have these parts and screws onto the male... » Read More I just finished installing this and I can tell you that it "does" come with the air valve and gauge on the top of the filter. I don't know why they confuse the description with "without valve". It comes just as the picture shows and since there isn't a backwash valve in the pic, why would one think that it does? Idk, why does McDs have to put "caution, contents may be hot" on the side of a coffee cup? What the picture does show, are the PVC unions on the outside and it does not come this way. The backwash valve would have these parts and screws onto the male parts that are included on the filter. « Show Less
1187654
Sorry, but I am unable to help you with a proper reponse. What I can say is that I would no longer recommend this item to anyone. After very little use, the latch broke and was/is of no use.
1838150
I thought it was crazy that they were listed as a part (L) and then were not included in the directions! I did find a YouTube video on assembly of this product that specified where these parts go. That was the only way we figured it out. Just type the name of the product into YouTube and it should pull it right up! :)
609495
I had the same problem. It has to do with the lid being secure and the latches in the proper position. Try taking the lid off and putting it back on then secure the latches as close to the front of the unit as possible. Takes a few times to get the hang of how to secure the latches. Cheers, Jeff.
1770576
I didn't get instructions either-- I don't believe that Tupperware included them. I searched and found instructions on the internet. The item does actually work well when instructions are followed.
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At first, I put the smaller ones in front and realized what I had done. I had gotten 2 so the first one was more of a challenge. Make sure you follow the directions. Sorry, I can't remember any tips for you.
441487
the original set comes with 2 stoppers. You can buy more (and I have, but usually only use one at a time anyway). So far this has been a wonderful product!
2227238
This is the most annoying thing about this item. It is because the top isn't on precisely the way it should be. When I first got it, I kept playing with it and playing with it, trying to make the 'F' go away. It didnt. Eventually, I just pushed the water container and main console together a few times and it went away. But it probably kept blinking 'F' for the first couple of weeks because I just couldn't fit it together right. Now, if it comes up, I do as mentioned above and it goes away right away. Good luck.