Am I correct that the only way to stop it when your container is full is to pull it out of the source container?
1961497
Yes that is correct. Be careful that you have enough room in the destination container to account for the product remaining in the hose.
1961498
That is the best way I know. Trying to pinch off the tube, or pulling out and raising the other end could result in some spilled gas -- danger! But this hasn't been an issue for me. This product works well as long as you are careful pulling out the correct end of the tube when you have enough fuel. It just takes a little thought the first time.
1787570
If it's like other similar siphons I've used, there should be no need to keep squeezing until all the liquid is moved.1) close screw valve on top of squeeze bulb.2) give several squeezes until the liquid is flowing3) just let it go until you have transferred the desired amount4) open the twist valve to break the siphon - flow will stop5) use care removing the siphon device, giving time for the remaining liquid to drain out of both tubes
414449
Yes you just unscrew the bottom cup. It also has a dip stick to check if it is full.
2245421
Great Question......I just leave the water in the reservoir although if you are going to store it for more than a month or so I think I would just pull the reservoir out and turn the unit over so I empties. I have not found a way to get the reservoir out either.
2185531
I pull it straight out and don't have a problem, if you pull it at an angle it stops
1995294
The container comes off the base but it's more practical to fill it from the top. If you fill it from the bottom, with the lid on, you have to flip it over to put it back on the base.
681830
I watched the video and did not see it. I know on the forklift propane tanks I refill you open a release valve that lets you know when its full, did not see that here so i doubtthere is any chance you will get these small tanks close to full...of course the shnozzle wil open up the valve or else it would not put anything in the tank lol
2094581
It is very easy to empty the container. I just dump the container in a trash bag lined receptacle and that's it.
510456
I fill mine up, let it filter to the bottom and then top it off until totally full to the line at the lid. NO PROBLEM
116036
I am not sure about the first two questions...but yes, you can take the water container off to empty it completely. I wouldn't store it with water standing there anyway!
2145000
I'm not sure what you are referring to. If you are referring to lifting off the lid, you just pull up on the side snaps to release them. If you are referring to the suction that is created from closing the lid? I would just lift the lid off -- never had a problem with that.
468059
Nope. You're only supposed to keep it working for 10 seconds. You should see the valve on the container pucker. If not there is probably something wrong with the container.
24156
No, not at all !! I have trouble even getting the lid to stay on at all and usually don't even use the lid. It is also open at the pour spout, so you definitely can't close the container completely.
2233540
I am not at home to look at my container but if I remember correctly, there is a little piece of plastic somewhere around the lid that you snap off. When this piece is off, you have a place to put your finger to pry off the top.
110625
It seems to be performing as a siphon. Pull the pickup out of the liquid for a moment. By doing so the siphoning will cease.
792084
I would recommend emptying. Or at least partially. We have softub, and could slip it under, but with difficulty.
519958
I an sorry, i have purchased the containers but have not used them yet. I would assume the attachment would collapse or whatever to let you know the process is complete......sorry I cannot be of more help. Many blessings.