how to re-prime the unit?
1963213
To re-prime the dispenser, simply push up on the little point, that comes down out of the spout, where the soap actually comes out.
1963214
Put some soap in it and try to run soap through until it comes out. You may need to pull down on the dispenser tip
1963215
The light on top was alternating red/green. I thought it might mean the batteries, but I checked & they are fully charged.Now, I can't get it to work at all, no lights, no pump, nothing...yes, the batteries are installed correctly. Any ideas?
1963216
Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean exactly, your batteries might be corroded, because of the poor design (on bottom). We were able to clean the compartment once or twice, on a couple of these machines--but it never lasts...both became garbage.
1963217
place your hand under the sensor, maybe half inch away, and at the same time, hold down the "+" button for however it takes, you should hear the pump working, it might take a minute or so? (within reason) You can also go to there web site for more info. (www.simplehuman.com)
2048626
It probably lost prime. It has been awhile since I used mine It explains prime in directions
568808
It's always better to prime 1stBut if it's nice and clean it might work without priming
700675
It's easy to prime. All you have to do is unscrew the top prime cap, pour in a gallon of water, and then screw the cap back on.If you have the pump close to the water source it will prime itself, but I never like to run pumps dry so might as well prime it.
938372
What I do is fill the entire canister with water from my tank. Then I prime a couple of times. Then I wait for the suction to build up in the canister ( about 2 mins.) when I see the water trying to move in the tubing I start priming. It will take about 10-15 pushes on the prime button before it starts working on its own. Also make sure the lever between the two inlets is in the right position.
118846
It requires soldering - it's not a simple remove and replace. There are some YouTube videos out there, but unless you're very comfortable with soldering, suggest you buy a new unit.
677675
These are replacement units. Therefore, you would cut the old units off and then splice in the new ones (with the tools and connectors provided).
1126554
Pars such as that I don't think are available but may be covered under the warranty. Call or email the manufacturer and they should send you a new unit.
511059
There should be an adapter that came with the unit that would facilitate that conversion... I have not tried it yet, but the adapter is in the package...
1758534
its hard to cross reference parts by unit M/N. See if the old inducer has a part number and call your local united refrigeration they should be able to help you out
2201536
I don't believe that's possible. You need to use the original replacement for that.
145666
Probably an air bubble in it rock it and see if that helps if not take the top off and put it back on and prime it! Mine is so quite I wonder if it even works at times.
1110049
Call them and ask for a replacement. IIRC the unit, like most if not all, is a twist-off. Should be easy (for a guy or an adept woman) to swap out).
279552
Go to the manual and call the number. They must get this call a lot because they had a step by step to get it lit the first time. I don't remember the steps, but they had me detach the hose, hold the switch, have the flow real low... It worked and once it got primed the first time, it's lit easily ever since.
961987
I simply crimped and soldered it back together. The factory connection is only a crimp so i recommend soldering the connectors as soon as you a new unit. It will conduct the electricity better (doesn't heat up) and will not pull out as easily.
1136748
Here is what you do to prime the machine. Forget what CBTL tells you about pressing a Q-Tip around the O ring.You will need a water pick. Turn on the water pick and spray water into the small hole under the tank opening.There are 2 holes under the silicone seal spray with water pressure while trying to prime the machine.You will have this primed in seconds.
494867
Don't remember.Knocked the original off the bracket where I installed it two years ago.Saw the name on the broken piece and reordered it.Simply placedf the new unit on the old bracket.