I need to remove plug in resevoir to get it to work and replace it to refill in sink (with leakage when trying to put back on unit. Any fixes?
1110238
Mine would also leak sometimes for no reason. It would stop leaking even though I did nothing to it. I never replaced it
1110239
I am not sure but looking at the Water pick they recommend replacing the reservoir valve available thru water pick. A secondary solution is to insure the valve is not upside down.
1110240
I hope this does not happen to me. I've had mine for about 6 months. After use I dry plugs on both ends so it does not deteriorate over time. I have not had to remove parts for any reason. SORRY! Best of luck.
1110241
I know when I use mine I fill it about half full with warm water. Then I snap it on top of the rest of the unit and plug it in. I have not had any leakage doing it that way.
1515461
Try another outlet and/ or make sure the handle is in the downward position. If that doesnt work, return to distributer for refnd or replacement.
718958
My husband had the same problem and he used plumbers tape around the insert to hold it in place until it catches ...hope it helps
59146
Make sure you disconnect the plug from the wall and pull it out from the grill pan. Then just lift up and it will come out. Don't submerse the grill in water; just wash it carefully so as not to get the electrical parts wet.
566492
Drain plug works with any sink with same diameter 1 5/8" hole and I dont think overflow has anything to do it!
459365
Carefully pop off the lower front panel (it may be hard to do--carefully using a screw-driver will help). Then unscrew the plug in the lower rt hand corner. Have lots of towels spread out, as there will be a lot of water coming out once you do that.
703167
I haven't had any problems with mine. Not sure on that one. Just glad they are cheap enough to replace if there is a problem. I would be more than willing to bet that it's not the plug. Maybe check with Amazon or try to contact the seller if possible. Wish I could be more help with this one.
1085270
None I just removed the old one and plugged the new one in. You might want to have a poolman do the work.
1767737
You slide (pull down) the plastic cup on the handle of the unit. At the top of that little reservoir is a plastic plug, and you should see a mark for the FILL water to here - line. You replace the rubber plug, and slip into/slide up the reservoir back into position on the handle. tada!
408170
You do need to turn the water off at the sink, run it until the water stops, and then twist it off and pull it down. Be careful putting the new one on. You don't want to displace the gasket. Carefully push it straight up and then twist it into place. There should be instructions with the cartridge.
1776025
I had the same problem. What I do now..fill the blue bowl (I know, obvious) then place it somewhere firm, like on the counter. Put the bottom and tighten it just till it makes contact, do not over tighten, I use one finger to screw it on. Then press down around the edges of the bottom piece firmly so it slides on and then tighten the rest of the way. But again, do not over tighten, turn just till it makes contact. Hold it over the sink to be sure it does not leak. It will come off almost as easily.Had mine for almost 2 years now and no problems.
1516732
This is how i do mine, take out hte plug at top lean over and pour out about 5 cups of water now be careful dont pour out the resein water varies but about 5 cups lean back up take a small funnel and 2 pounds of table salt slowly pour salt into the plug hole where the water came out you might have to use a small stick or what ever to push it all into the water softner when 2 pounds are in there wash the plug hole replace the plug also you might want to use a syeel plug and thread tape factory plug is junk now add some water back into the softner make sure discharge hole is closed then let it sit for 10 minutes then let if flush through the small hole for 20 minutes then its ready to use becareful when leaning over to pourout some water resein will come out if you lean to far and resein is $80 + or _ god speed
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.
1205118
The one we ordered has been used for some time by our granddaughters and has not had this problem, so I would say it's not normal. If you don't want to return it, you might try wrapping the plug with Teflon plumber's tape to seal it.
409126
I had no problem. It installed with no problems and I have been using it ever since, which has been over 6 months. This with my dad who has dementia trying to pull the sink (and succeeding on one occasion) from the wall. Perhaps you over-tightened it?
914051
Disconnect the power source. Remove the sink insert and shine a flash light inside the unit. You should be able to sight the item that is jamming up your unit. Pu your hand inside if it is small enough and the power is disconnected and remove the item. If your hand will not fit you will have to improvised with a tool that will work to remove the item. I hope that this will assist you.
912529
Yes ours is leaking also, what have you tried? My husband thinks he needs to tork the screws tighter. Wanted me to see if anyone else had this problem and how they fixed it.