Is the pump easy to connect and disconnect without losing air?
482527
There's a dial to turn either clockwise or counterclockwise--inflate or deflate. The instructions are clear as to this. The only thing to disconnect is the cord from the electric socket in the wall. Then stuff the cord back into the little holder for it.
482528
The pump is built in so you don't have to worry about connecting or disconnecting it. All you do is plug it in and flip a switch to blow it up. When you want to deflate it you turn a dial on the pump, turn the pump on and it sucks all the air out.
482529
Yes, it was easy to blow up without losing air. Nice bed, I am going to buy another one.
1133315
So far, I have to agree with you. I have tried on multiple occasions to use this pump and it is so small and difficult to connect that it is essentially useless. However, I have to admit it is worth every penny I paid for it (I got it for free)... I need to find a high-volume pump that actually works...
1065326
yes, It is working fine for me. tun the power off before connecting. suitable for small pumps for house circulating pumps. I hope this helped.
718922
You have to detach the hose each time, but it's super easy and no headache at all. It's just a quick little push/turn each time you want to hook it back up.
219787
Yes, there are quick disconnect's on the hoses. It is very easy to use and clean.
1333637
None for the gravity flow... It's made for that connection... It's a different connection for the pump, but the necessary hose is included with the dehumidifier....
1004669
Yes, but it does require a little effort. Much like pumping a bicycle tire with a hand held. Recommend pushing out all the air my smooshing it so save time/energy.
1587850
Yes this has the low pressure cut off switch so you can hold the arm on to let the pump start again. Hope this helps.
2024468
The pump is a slight problem and should be improved. you can take top off. no problem!
46821
I just check the proper pressure with my hands on the boat body. The valves could be better constucted. Whenn I fill with air (I use a hand pump), I press more inside than I need, so it's not to bad loosing some pressure during disconnecting. I think, the valves are the weakest parts of this boat, but it is a really nice boat.
984070
you dont need the pump to remove the air you just unscrew the pump attachment all the way and the air comes out.
1720866
Stays inflated for the most part. With the built in pump, it only takes a few seconds to bring it back to full pressure. You don't sink to the middle overnight.
1676198
The pump can stay attached and then used to deflate it. It attaches by clicking in a certain way and then twisting, so it has a good fit and the bed stays inflated nicely
771612
Hello. First of all nice pillow idea, i've never thought about that. To answer your question, the pump has a valve that is really easy to screw in and out to keep air in or let air out either wide open or a little bit to fine tune the comfyness. Also you can just unclip the top the same way as if you were going to clean it or fill it up and roll it up tight.
219786
Yes it has quick disconnects on the suction and discharge valves. Very minimal water spilled during maintenance.
509599
Yes the valve is easy to access. It will take along time to get it filled up with a foot pump.
1348851
Incredibly easy. Comes with a pump to inflate and deflate. It's a little noisy but no worse than your typical pump for something like that.