can the drain plug be easily removed if necessary to clean out a clogged drain?
2023305
The top will unscrew and you could try to put one of those plastic wires down but to really clean out the drain you should go through the trap not the sink. In other words disconnect the drain line going to the wall and run a snake in the drain line.
802337
There is a drain. It's in the back between the wheels. It is a push pull plug. I prefer a threaded plug.
1129346
It is easily removed. Unscrew the two plugs in the back and the item will come off.
2039075
No there is not a drain plug. You have to scoop or dump it. Our grandson loves his but we only put water in it because although the lid is attached, it will blow askew in the wind and rain.
1912212
I dont think so do to this is most of the time used where they dont want drain plug do to public restrooms but Im not 100% sure .
448593
I'm assuming you want to trim the plugs after they're installed. If that's the case, yes I would...very carefully.
1662293
i dont know .. but in the past i removed the drain cover.. i may have gotten some on in the past and didnt have any problems ...
437751
No. If the hose is clear, the small hole under the bottom plate is most likely plugged with trash. The manual explains how to unplug that hole. Not hard to do but is a pain if you do not have clear water to pump as it will have to be done a lot of times.i think it is called the priming hole.
652266
Yes. You just pull off the hose and it comes with a plug. It does its job, we have no complaints.
2126571
It should work. Your drain plug probably does not have a gasket, but a flat washer to seal the drain. Just clean it off with a rag before you reinstall it to make sure you get a good seal.
1306448
Very easy - just pull heat plate away from plastic rim opposite from the plug in site. Wash in sink with dish soap and water, rinse well and rack dry. Make sure it "clicks in" when you put dry plate back in plastic outer rim.
2087706
Hey,Raymond!No worry on leaving the Wagan 4-Way plugged in.The only drain is going to be a very small (5 milliamp) usage for the red led indicator lamp.
1941282
It is easily removed but I found it did not fit the drain tightly enough to stop hair from going down. It did not lay flat above the drain, on my tub anyway.
479785
No. The screw base would be to big to fit inside the existing drain. You would need to use a tub drain extractor to remove the old one. You can find them here (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=tub%20drain%20extractor) and at most major hardware stores. The one you would need all depends on the size of the existing drain.
1292599
Yes. There is a plug in the bottom you can take out to have a drain hole. I have loved mine.
609413
The actual stopper does twist apart from the drain, if one were just needing to unclog from through the drain assembly then yes it will remove rather easily.
2217847
From the outside access panel bottom left there is a drain plug. You'll need a large wrench or socket to pull the plug out, it looks like a bolt head.