which way do the bubbles go up or down.
928483
Bubbles go down. Helps floss the cover and creates small air pockets that heat up.
928484
The bubbles are down toward water. Flat side up. It looks better and is also easier for cleaning dirt off
1160460
I believe it means the screen slides out then up. It does not slide down but you can change different angles for the screen.
608234
You have to adjust the flow of air from both pumps. Do the one that causes the bubbles up the tube, make the bubbles fast, but make sure you can actually see in between each bubble. Then do the bubbles in the main chamber. It should be a low flow, get it so that the bubbles fill the chamber at the lowest speed possible. Hope this makes sense.
1668577
Air is drawn into the front of the unit then, after filtering, exits the top directed upward and slightly to the rear. Have been using this unit for several days and am quite happy with it.
763333
To have the pattern on the other side I cook them firts at medium-high so that the bubbles show quickly, when I flip them they are heavy and I cook them on low, the pattern will show. I use pancake mix from Sam's Club.
1154885
It should bubble underneath the fish on the setting where the characters move (frog & monkey). This is how the fish moves from side to side periodically.
1673081
The Vertical Up position allows water from both 1 and 2 together. The Vertical Down position shuts off the water completely from both
1328833
I just push the horizontal bar on the bottom of the shades and they easily go up or down! Call customer service if you have any concerns -- they are great!
1276255
you have to turn it over again and they will fall again. I think the "bubble" liquid is denser than the liquid they are falling through
1014339
Don't know exactly but it's a LOT all at the same time especially if you use the special kind of bubbles
78319
It was easy to put on. I used a book to move the bubbles. Haven't removed it completely, but when I first put it on, it was not straight. I removed it (about half away done) and had no issues. Hope this helps . It looks awesome!
1252129
The float raises a rod that makes a switch on the top cover when the water level is high enough. The Float moves up but only slightly. Sometimes it can get misaligned and not work properly. If you have filled it with water and it doesn't run push down on the top cover on the right side. If the unit comes on then the rod is not moving up and down properly. For those of you whose units do not shut off when empty also check the alignment of the rod and make sure it moves freely.
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I called the manufacturer who said the bubble takes up pressure. You do want to keep the gauge upright or liquid will drain out. That part is not the best design, although I have not quantified the unit, it seems to me that it an accurate reflection of pressure.
1268981
It rises!! It comes small wooden blocks that u peel and stick to bottom of mickeys feet that keeps it down
2025032
No, just the way the picture shows. You could try it the other way, but it would be straight up and down.
287234
The pebbled brown side faces up. The dark smooth side faces down. The instructions are included in the packaging.
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In my opinion, the size of the bubbles is determined by either the size of the holes through which the solution passes, or the air speed blowing through them (think about what happens when you blow more softly into a manual bubble wand.) If you want to try to alter either, you may have good results...and then patent it! This is a solid machine, very quiet, lots of bubbles. WAY better than the kiddie machines. Worth trying to alter (affix larger diameter wands to the rotating disc or mess around with the air volume)...if you have some practical ability, extra time and money to spend/waste on trial and error. In my opinion, the size of the bubbles is determined by either the size of the holes through which the solution passes, or the air speed blowing through them (think about what happens when you blow more softly into a manual bubble wand.) If you want to try to alter either, you may have good results...and then patent it! This is a solid machine, very quiet, lots of bubbles. WAY better than the kiddie machines. Worth trying to alter (affix larger diameter wands to the rotating disc or mess around with the air volume)...if you have some practical ability, extra time and money to spend/waste on... » Read More In my opinion, the size of the bubbles is determined by either the size of the holes through which the solution passes, or the air speed blowing through them (think about what happens when you blow more softly into a manual bubble wand.) If you want to try to alter either, you may have good results...and then patent it! This is a solid machine, very quiet, lots of bubbles. WAY better than the kiddie machines. Worth trying to alter (affix larger diameter wands to the rotating disc or mess around with the air volume)...if you have some practical ability, extra time and money to spend/waste on trial and error. « Show Less