I am having trouble taking it out of the vent
1187258
Every vent is different, but mine latched onto the back of the vent and I had to break it to get it off
1187259
I had that same problem, i had to you a flat head screwdriver, if not it would have stayed stuck in the vent. When you use the flathead make sure you push it in also due to the hooks that hold on to the vent.
1187260
you have to use something like tweezers to open it and then pull it out. That's why I broke the little arms trying to get it out when cleaning my car
1939590
Lightly spray it with cooking oil it's still hard to get out but it makes it easier
1048826
Sounds like something is caught inside it. Try blowing it out from both directions with compressed air.
136857
Yes, I did the same thing. The vent was movable to blow from back or the top of the unit.
1284873
I Find if you leave the vent top open it seems to close easier than when it is down but I too notice the same issue. I hope this helps
2271328
Unfortunately there's nothing to hold the vent in place. I used two small pieces of Velcro which worked perfectly.
1377845
Try squeezing the spout to make sure the slits in it are open. Then make sure the vent hole has also gone all the way through. On one of mine I had to poke a hole where the vent is (I used the sharp part of a corn holder). This should do the trick.
1305957
I was able to compress the spring loaded hooks and slowly lift it out while holding the vent still in a position pointing to the car roof. Try freeing one hook at a time.
1522901
I'm trying not to laugh as I visualize this. I can only imagine ur frustration and now a dangling rod from your ceiling. Try to moisten the suction and see if it doesn't release then.
1538749
So glad you asked that question. I just got my unit and have been trying to take the top off for the past 15 minutes. Finally looked here and was relieved that it's not just me. Finally I got it off - no secret - just brute strength. :-)
1256482
I had the same question. I did not want to try to pull it out and it did not seem easy to do so, so I left it in. No problems.
2242389
I believe the vent should be open. It is very difficult on mine to move the metal liner so the vent is closed so I don't think it is meant to be twisted shut. I reread the instructions and there is no mention of closing the vent nor does it mention the vent at all. I did find one problem with the boiley is that it is very easy to discard the instructions as they are part of the wrapping rather than a separate leaflet. I had to retrieve mine from the trash as my husband had thrown it away.
138922
Keep a paper clip nearby (a big fat one) and make sure the vent hole is always clear. I agree that once you get the hang of this sprayer you'll like it a lot.
2058124
Make sure the choke is not jammed. Try and move it by hand at the motor. I use premium gas also. Good Luck.
1305951
There are two different versions of this, one with springloaded clips you push back and one with solid plastic clips you need to twist open. Don't do what my wife did with hers and yank it out because pieces of the vent may come too.
1047432
You have to use some force. At first I could not get it closed but gets easier with use.
1080248
I really don't know. You might try giving Air Vent customer service a call.