how to clean the nozzle manually?
1109867
same as Shirley K"s answer the middle button on left side then do Ed"s answer and your all set Now Coco Bidet Co. you still have not sent me the gifts you said you would for doing this service. George G.
1109868
I can't say exactly however, the instructions included with the bidet point out the method. I believe you hold one (or two) buttons on the side panel for a few seconds and the nozzle extends out and stays in position for cleaning. I'm sorry that I don't know which button(s) to depress.
1109869
Go to page #19 in the User Guide. While not sitting on the seat press down the WASH button for three seconds. The nozzle will come out to its full length. With a tooth brush, clean the nozzle gently. Wash it with some water. Then press the STOP button. The nozzle will go back. Because there is a lot of calcium in our water, I use a few drops of CLR to clean the holes in the nozzle. If you do not press the STOP button, the nozzle will go back into its recess in 2 minutes.
1109870
Hold the on green (wash) button down for approximately 3 seconds. The nozzle will come out for cleaning (no water will be spraying). Push the button again and it retracts.
477460
I clean mine with acetone after each use and so far so good. It's an amazing sprayer' very happy with it.
2253512
You will need to remove the nozzle section of the vacuum by pressing a button that is on the side. Once that you get the nozzle separated, then you can remove the plastic filter. I have had to clean mine a few times and there are times that dirt get stuck in the little holes, you will need to use a small screwdriver, or a small stick to get the dirt out.
1618576
I just use warm water, dish soap and a scrub brush on it anytime it needs cleaning. It comes right off.
927942
You can clean this power filter by yourself. Unplug first and remove it from the unit. Then, you have to remove all the propeller unit. Do it gently with a multitool or similar and then clean all the space of debris. Wash the propeller and insert black in the power filter when all is clean. Place the power filter in its original place and start. Remembre, DO NOT RUN DRY the propeller, always in water.
217677
Check the battery and clean the nozzle from were the soap comes out.use a toothpick
235469
I used the nozzle with single hole in spray tip (red). Unscrew black cap and remove clear plastic aerator from under red tip. This aerator reduces stream and produces mist.
1228145
You just change the removable filters from the wand and the one that connects to the tube. Nothing to clean internally. The heads get cleaned with rubbing alcohol.
18084
The self cleaning cleans the nozzle just fine. You might need to clean the upper part but that would just be during your normal toilet cleaning. The self cleaning nozzle is enough to get it clean for use each time.
783328
Take off the cap, pierce th foil then screw on the nozzle. I had good experience with this product.
1312279
It's very easy to take apart AND put back together. Because it has a release valve, you can let the pressure out when you're done spraying (you don't have to keep the nozzle open when the tank is empty). When the pressure is gone, unscrew the pump part (it has a handle, so it's easy), then rinse. I always repressurize the tank with some clean water in it, and send that water through the hose/nozzle until that runs clear, just to make sure that's clean as well. Then, release the pressure again, take it apart and let it dry. I hope that makes sense; it is MUCH easier to take apart than the Solo I used to have. I really like this sprayer. It's very easy to take apart AND put back together. Because it has a release valve, you can let the pressure out when you're done spraying (you don't have to keep the nozzle open when the tank is empty). When the pressure is gone, unscrew the pump part (it has a handle, so it's easy), then rinse. I always repressurize the tank with some clean water in it, and send that water through the hose/nozzle until that runs clear, just to make sure that's clean as well. Then, release the pressure again, take it apart and let it dry. I hope that makes sense; it is MUCH easier to take apart... » Read More It's very easy to take apart AND put back together. Because it has a release valve, you can let the pressure out when you're done spraying (you don't have to keep the nozzle open when the tank is empty). When the pressure is gone, unscrew the pump part (it has a handle, so it's easy), then rinse. I always repressurize the tank with some clean water in it, and send that water through the hose/nozzle until that runs clear, just to make sure that's clean as well. Then, release the pressure again, take it apart and let it dry. I hope that makes sense; it is MUCH easier to take apart than the Solo I used to have. I really like this sprayer. « Show Less
533275
I am just getting ready to clean mine as well. In looking over the instructions it is suggested to use a pipe cleaner, or feather duster and/or a vacuum to get the loose dirt and dust out.
2110065
just unscrew the nozzle from the bottle. It may not go back on once you remove it.
1593336
I haven't had this problem but I would start with soaking the spray nozzle in hot soapy water to get rid of any build- up. Also check the end of the tube to make sure nothing is clogging it.
18890
Are you sure your nozzle isn't stuck? Try changing to Nozzle Clean mode, spray, and back to one of the other modes.
1002258
Run water thru it when done with air hose. Finish off with paint thinner with air hose. Nozzle will last forever as long as you clean it when done painting. I> E> never leave it dirty. This eye learnt 40 years after Vietnam from my painter nephew. The nozzle on this pistolla is perfect size for all paints especially latex. Hope eye helped.
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I would try a deferent nozzle. Dilimonene is a real good cleaner. It shouldn't harm it might gum it up over time. I use mine for carb cleaner and brake cleaners. Only problem I've had is the shrader air valve seal sticking.