How do you start the water flow and once started does it flow on its own or do you have to manualy pump it?
244056
once the flow start it wont stop intil you take it out of the water and to start it just give it a few pumps on the top handle
244057
It has to be squeezed a few time to get the flow going, once started it doesn't stop until it is taken out of the water.
244058
you will have to pump it to start it and you will have to keep pumping it if it does not go on its own.
1734614
There is a flow control on the pump itself. You have to take the pump out and you will see it.
143360
You have to tip the unit backward to get the water flowing. I simply set up in my front doorway, with the back side facing outwards, and then, standing in front of it holding my hip up against it to prevent it from falling. I pull the the plugs out and pull it towards me. It empties pretty quickly. I did discover, when I first got it, that I had to empty my unit a lot - and then I discovered I had it in the wrong mode. Keep it on "Cool", and you won't have to empty it too often. I love my portable AC!
1571364
there is a flow adjustment - works great! flow needs to be set before setting up pump, a little clumsy but it works fine for my betta on low setting without any other adustments - good luck
341330
I'm surprised that no one has pointed out the trigger start "enable" "disable" button. Switch to disable then hit start button and use without auto start and stop. Try not to run too long without water going through or it will overheat pump override. I use this when cold out so engine can warm up first. Hope this helps.
845324
You have to press the dispenser pump whole time you need to dispense water into the mug. I like mine even if it doesn't dispense automatically. It is very handy when you need hot water when needed.
938374
Push down and hold 3 seconds then let it go 3 seconds again and then push down 3 secs and repeat until you fill the inside of the canister and the water will start flowing all by itself
2214149
It has a red wire and black wire - Red goes to the POSITIVE terminal (+) Black goes to the NEGATIVE Terminal TERMINAL (-). Make sure the hoses are clamped properly, and run the pump until water comes out (meaning it is primed) then turn the valve off and the pump will stop. Every time you open the value you get water and the pump starts. That's how mine works (on a battery).Rich
1606813
No the manual connection on the left is controlled by a lever. The black strip on the left side of the timer is a lever. You pull it towards you to turn on the water flow from the left connector. To turn it off you push it down until it is flush with the body as show in the picture. You can control the flow of water by pulling the lever up part way.
921343
You attach the hose to the machine, turn on the water, and the machine will take the amount of water it needs. Water flows into the bottom container which is sucked into the machine and runs over 'boards' that the fan blows through for cool air. Once enough water is in the bottom, it will automatically stop the flow and start again when more is needed. You do not have to do anything, but leave the water on. However, water will not overflow. Hope this helps.
2267869
you pulse it manually. I've not had a chance to use it much until the girls start kidding but what I've seen so far it seems to create a good vacuum and you just pulse it as needed to keep a good flow going.
1318766
You'll get an instruction manual. It comes with an attachment for your faucet so it can couple with the water's input/output. I preheat the water after connecting to faucet, turn on hot water and use red button (release valve) until it's coming out hot. Then choose your cycle and push start. There is a 10 second delay before it starts. You leave the water on until it beeps several times, telling you it's finished. You turn off dishwasher, turn off water, push the red release button on coupler (releases any water pressure) then you uncouple and then I pull the hose upward from the back to drain water still in hose. Certain cycles heat the water so you'll want to pull open the door and let the steam out and the dishes (hot) will finish drying. The manual is not written well, but it's not rocket science, so you'll figure it out. But you leave hot on until it finishes the cycle (also, the red light that flashes while running, goes solid red when cycle is over). It has a lot of options, so you'll want to read it carefully. But it's a good dishwasher. Which reminds me... I'd better load mine up... again :)
1378685
You would have to put it in a container to catch the water and the pump would come on automatically and then drain it down until it filled up again,,, where it would automatically come on again .
362775
The water has to be turned on and off manually with a small plastic valve by the nozzle
1880832
It does not need to pump constantly, you just blow it up and it's done (you'll need to refill it every day or so though if you leave it inflated). The hose in the pictures is connect to the rainbow and is to provide water for the spray thing that is in the center of the rainbow.
1301502
You have to go every time you want the water on. You can't set it up for a daily time and it goes off on its own. No.
1038769
Yes. You just screw in the water hose and turn on the water. The bottle has an on and off to control the water flow. The bottle will empty quickly, so you need to be ready when you turn it on. If you read my review, you might want think twice about spending money on this product. Good luck.