how do i get the water tubing cleaned out
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It's quite extensive honestly. We moved in with family so we had ours in storage for over 5 months so the calcium and what not build up and dried in the water tubing so the soapy water would not come out. I had to end up unscrewing all the screws from the bottom and removing the plastic bottom piece. I can't remember if there were more pieces to unscrew and remove but just until you see the tubing. You could clearly see the build up. I do remember there were flaps holding the tubing. You must remove those and take the plastic piece out of the tube. You can then rinse out the build up. I put all that back together and also cleaned out the front plastic pieces and what not where you can see the dirty water being sucked back up. Mine started working after I did that. Good luck!
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Hi Margaret, please follow cleaning instructions that came with your machine. Thats what i do. Put clean water in tank and flush system after use....
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Hi, this is Steve from Aqua Products. To remove the unit from the water, gently pull the unit from the cable to the pool surface and then grab the unit by the handle - let drain and then pull from the water. Note: When possible it's always best to rinse the unit with fresh water after each use.
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I usually just use dish soap. Throw a small amount in there, close the cap swish it around and run some of the soap water through the hose as you pour water in.You can use their cleaning tabs but if you throw a little soap on there after every use and rinse out, you should have no troubles
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There's a water tank in the rear of the machine, just lift it out and fill with water and solution.Hope that helps.
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clean it with vinegar and water pour it through it then flush with water a few times
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The water reservoir is not separate from the unit itself. I use distilled water and I'm hoping that will help keep it clean over a period of time.
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There's a video on YouTube from Pioneer showing you how to take apart the pump to clean it. I haven't tried this yet but it looks pretty do-able. Before finding this video today, I've always just rinsed the pump and cleaned the exterior with a brush every time I changed the filter (once a month). Here's a link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYyTFv_u3Sw
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I would use a clean, soft towel or cloth first. If that doesn't work, perhaps you might want to try plain tap water and a clean towel and cloth to remove it.
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You have to take it apart and clean out were the impeller is OR you have a small hairline crack in the intake hose and its pulling air, But I know the sound your talking about. Just clean it out really good. I used to take mine in the bathroom and run HOT water in it. for like 5mins. hope this helps.
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The water reservoir is in the handle. Slide it out by moving it towards the cord. Once it is removed you will see a small hole at the top of it with a plastic cover on it.
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Use 2 parts water and 1 part vinegar and steam it out to clean the steamer and get a better flow from it.
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You have to remove the part where the liquid comes out. Gently squeeze and pull out. Then rinse.
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use a hose with nozzle or hose with a wand to spray water into the mounting hole for the anode rod. this will loosen wash much of the debris out. some lumps will be larger than the opening; use the wand to break them up. I had to do this multiple times to get all the white crud out of my water heater. Also, remove the anode rod more often and rinse out the heater; don't wait till it builds up excessively.
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There is a cleaning fluid that should be used with the machine. Plain water can work but will not be as effective.
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Have not had that problem, I have well water. I do drain the supply tube hose when finished. This may help.
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Check for obstruction where tubing comes from floor. Just small piece of plastic can cause this problem
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There is a cartridge filter that you take out and use a hose to clean it. The filter works great and well worth the cost.