Is there any special cap required to install the water bottle? Do we just remove the cap from the bottle completely before installing.
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No just remove the bottle top and insert. By the way it works beautifully whenever it gets empty it will beep just to remind you to insert a new bottle. Hope this helps.
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Yes, simply remove cap from bottle and attach the cap from the dispenser, shut the door, and you are read to roll.
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You are correct that it can be almost impossible to get the caps on. First of all, the caps are hard to get on just by their nature. BUT, if the cap is even slightly not perfectly positioned squarely over the bottle mouth, the cap will be VERY hard to get on. I have found that situating the cap slightly more toward the opposite side of the metal latch makes it perfectly seating when it is brought down allowing for a somewhat easy sealing of the bottle.
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Wilma - Not sure what you are asking, but if you are talking about the cap where you put the water, it may be that when the water is too hot, it won't let you unscrew the cap, as a safety precaution. Also, when screwing it on, it doesn't tighten all the way, to allow for steam escape. Hope this helped you. Barbara
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Cap is a hard plastic with a rubber gasket. It fits tightly and stays tight. I can lay the bottle on its side with no worries.
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Yes it comes with the cap screwed on to the back, and you put it over the tip and screw it on to protect tip. I suggest ordering extra tips though. I did manage to lose one and then I couldn't use it for a few day until the new tips came in.
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Just the bottom portion of the screw cap moves up and then you remove the whole thing to replace the water bottle.
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Make sure you take the time to unscrew the cap to make sure there is no water inside of it
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I also had difficulty getting any drops to come out at first. The trick was to first peel off the plastic ring that keeps the cap from fastening too deeply, then screw the cap very tight. When you do this a spike in the cap creates a hole in the bottle. After I did that I was able to get drops from the bottle.
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Yes you need a crown cap tool. If you have not purchased an equipment kit you should. It will have the tools you need to ferment and bottle the beer. You'll probably need some sanitizer too. Enjoy !
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It came with a cap, we just refill the bottle with filtered from our reverse osmosis system, if you are taking it to a refill station, I think the cap was sturdy enough to reuse.
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You have to put the little black cap on small hole the take the bignblack top off then fill. I hang mine to keep water cleaner. This water is awesome
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Mine was sent with cap on also. We did eventually get the cap off with a little gentle persuasion.
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Mine came with the caps that you see in the picture. You can cut off the ends to increase/decrease the flow of what's coming out. What they do NOT have is a COVER for the caps. I simply open mine, put some plastic wrap below the lid/cap and then screw the lid back on. Works better IMHO.
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I've never done it, but there's a cap on the other side from the water inlet. I presume one removes this cap and makes the connection there.
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Not sure what you mean by installation kit; I have this dispenser (it's been great) and it comes with everything you need to use it with a water bottle; alternately it comes with the replacement cap that lets you run water into it and all you have to do is connect to the included hose. I think that probably means the answer to your question is "yes", but I don't know if you're expecting anything extra. I bought a valve so I can turn it off if needed and connected it to my existing RO system, but that's all I needed
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Yes! It does take the new bottles without removing the cap. I love both the hot n cold feature.
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I had the same issue at first. I still don't understand what the top cap is for. To drink out of it, unscrew the whole top. Where you pour the water in is also where you're supposed to drink.