Do I submerge the blaster halfway and then turn it on? Or do I turn it on and then put it in the water
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Turn it on and immediately submerge it into the pool. This is the best pool vacuum I've ever had.
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You turn it on first and then submerge. Also, when you're finished using it, you'll turn it off and remove the plug completely from the unit.
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You must turn it on just before you submerge it and don't turn it off till it is out of the water. When you turn it off it opens the cap covering the battery compartment, and you don't want to get water in that.
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You turn it on and then submerge it. You shouldn't leave it running long out of water but a moment is fine. Turning it on seals the motor and battery compartment. This is a very useful tool and I highly recommend it.
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Turn the unit on first, then submerge it completely. CAUTION- Make certain to have the O-rings lubricated sufficiently with the O-ring lubricant which is provided before every use as they may bind when you turn the switch to the ON position and thus result in not creating a water tight seal for the power port plug. You do not have to glob the lubricant on the O-rings, just make sure that there is enough for them to be able to slide around in the groove without sticking. Utilize a Q-tip to apply the lube. Also keep the lube and Q-tip in a sealable Ziploc bag for later usage. Store in a environmentally cool place, just not the fridge or freezer. Turn the unit on first, then submerge it completely. CAUTION- Make certain to have the O-rings lubricated sufficiently with the O-ring lubricant which is provided before every use as they may bind when you turn the switch to the ON position and thus result in not creating a water tight seal for the power port plug. You do not have to glob the lubricant on the O-rings, just make sure that there is enough for them to be able to slide around in the groove without sticking. Utilize a Q-tip to apply the lube. Also keep the lube and Q-tip in a sealable Ziploc bag for later usage. Store in a... » Read More Turn the unit on first, then submerge it completely. CAUTION- Make certain to have the O-rings lubricated sufficiently with the O-ring lubricant which is provided before every use as they may bind when you turn the switch to the ON position and thus result in not creating a water tight seal for the power port plug. You do not have to glob the lubricant on the O-rings, just make sure that there is enough for them to be able to slide around in the groove without sticking. Utilize a Q-tip to apply the lube. Also keep the lube and Q-tip in a sealable Ziploc bag for later usage. Store in a environmentally cool place, just not the fridge or freezer. « Show Less
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Their are two metal pins in the bottom and two on the top in the back of the boat. The boat had to be in the water to work. Turn on remote control and put boat in the water . Wait a few seconds and depress the trigger full power. Then let the trigger go. Them you should be ready to operate the boat. It only works in the water.
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Take the cover off, lift with the handle and turn upside down. There is a screw cap, unscrew and fill with water. Put back together and turn on. It should work.
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My wife answered this one for me. She says, "Just pop it in the MW and fire it up!" I would definitely not recommend leaving it in the MW for too long, (30 seconds, or so is enough!) or it WILL burn the bejabbers out of you!
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It is a break barrel. WHAT YOU WANT TO DO IS KINDA SLAP THE TOP OF THE BARREL TOWARDS THE END OF THE MUZZLE IN A DOWNWARD MOTION. once it breaks, then you pull the barrel downward towards the stock until it fully charges the piston
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Twist the top half about 1/4 turn until it comes out. I always empty the water as soon as I finish to make sure it is fresh to work the next time
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Open the door and you can see the water, if the water is above the little pump in the back right side your ok if the water is in the middle your still ok but if the water is below halfthen you need to fill it up, be sure to put some ice in the water, maybe put water in some tuperware an then into the freezer, once frozen put the ice in the water and hit the 'Cool'button on the remote or cooler itself, always 'hit' the 'Cooler' button or you might be ruin the cooler. Hope this answer's some of your questions, I've got two of them and I enjoy them.
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I can't say for sure - there is probably a lot that can go wrong, internally - but one thing to triple check is that you are following the startup procedure exactly. First, hook up the power-washer gun hose to the power washer. Next, hook up the garden hose to your home, turn it on and make sure ALL the air is out of the hose. Then shut off the water, and attach the hose to the power washer. Then, turn back on the water, and squeeze the trigger on the gun for a bit. After all that, THEN turn on the machine. At least you can rule that out...
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Recoil pull starter, Mine starts easily. Dont idle too long, as water cooling only works while prop is spinning.
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I always just wait for it to cool and tip it...you could also just keep pulling the trigger until all the water is out and I always store it with the cap off
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My kid can bring it into swimming pool to play (he let the cap opened and most of the gun submerged in water so that he can have continuous water stream in / and shoot out) with no problem. We have it since last summer and it still works fine now. Hope it help.
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Yes you can submerge it just make sure the everything is screwed in tight especially the battery compartment. Good Luck!
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With the hose that came with Wanda, connect to skimmer. Turn on pool, Wanda is now turned on.You also need to blow air out of hose before connecting to skimmer. Directions come with.
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To turn the boat on plug the battery in and place in water turn on remote give it a sec then it should work if not use the throttle knob to adjust the controller
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Yes, do not turn it on before it is in they water and shut it off before it comes out of the water
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Since the base has a "plug" I fill mine with water. Also I drove a metal rod in the ground right next to it and used a zip-tie to secure together. Works out great. If you put this near a pool the water in the base should be enough.
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screw on the hose and turn on the water. adjust the spray and coverage as it runs.