How much to fill the reservoir? I feel really stupid, but where exactly is the "fill line" on the clean water reservoir? I always seem to end up overfilling it. There are multiple ridged lines, and the instruction manual doesn't specify. How much to fill the reservoir? I feel really stupid, but where exactly is the "fill line" on the clean water reservoir? I always seem to end up overfilling it. There are multiple... » Read More How much to fill the reservoir? I feel really stupid, but where exactly is the "fill line" on the clean water reservoir? I always seem to end up overfilling it. There are multiple ridged lines, and the instruction manual doesn't specify. « Show Less
523838
I had the same question; it's confusing. I called Panasonic. They said it's the dotted line near the bottom. Hope it helps.
682098
I don't know what they fill it with. I never opened mine and nothing has ever come out and I use about 4-5da/wk average. I do hope you are right about what they fill it with now...
369354
I didn't see a fill line either. I just make sure I don't overflow it. Make sure it doesn't go into the neck of the tank and it works fine.
932022
I do not know. I THINK it reverts to default. After almost a years use, I still like this model's large output. However, it is heavy and awkward to fill and reseat the water container. It's a tossup whether I would buy this model again.
2245079
adding the check valve will save you less than 60 seconds to fill the line based upon my experience. I continuously pump water up about 15 feet incline into a 55 gallon drum then allow the water to drain out into a fountain and waterfall. I sometimes cut the pump off and drain the line and the drum. When I turn power back on, in less than a minute the lines is full as well as the 55 gallon drum with no issues. Hope this helps.
37787
Hi, Buffy... about two-and-a-half gallons. When filling the upper gravity feed portion, though, make certain there is enough "room" in the lower receptacle for the water. I made the mistake of filling the upper portion when the lower section was only about half full and I had "spillage"...
1254966
There is a max water level indicator on the tank. Remember the item or items being cleaned also take up volume so fill accordingly.
193504
Try filling it less. My epica does not overflow, but I nevervfill it to the line
907692
I would guess about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of water. There isn't a fill line, I drew my own in based on the written instructions.
2249375
I have slightly overfilled it with no problems. It's fairly easy to see the fill line on the reservoir.
537014
When you go to fill-up it would ask how many gallons did you use. Just adjust that number up or down to get better accurate numbers. For more info on your scanguage you can get it here http://www.scangauge.com/support/user-manuals/scangaugeii-user-manuals/
2245421
Great Question......I just leave the water in the reservoir although if you are going to store it for more than a month or so I think I would just pull the reservoir out and turn the unit over so I empties. I have not found a way to get the reservoir out either.
427108
It comes filled. If you get those that are refilled they cost about 32.00 and just return them to the store you got it at or actually any store that sells the refills. You know you do not have to wait until it is empty to get another one. I have 3 stashed in a cabinet and just drop them off when empty and get another full one.
1651565
Not to fill it. I bought 200 and it didn't even fill half. I would go with 400.
1551011
No. Do you mean when you fill it up for the first time? No, and I just had to add some more water to mine and it was so easy to do so. Just fill it with water until you see it bubbling and it's read to go. I think the first time you set up the pillow it actives the inside of the pillow so all you have to do is occasionally fill it with water. I had to refill mine two months after I bought it. Did I help you? If you have any other questions please ask me. I'm very, very happy with this product. I just recommended it to my best friend who has a lot of the same issues as me.
952649
You fill it on top. You fill it with the amount of liquid you want to get brewed. There's a couple of ways to do this. You can fill your cup/mug with the amount you want and then dump it in. Or you look inside the reservoir where there are little steps in 2 oz increments so you can see how much you have poured in (6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz). I much prefer this method of filling than having a big reservoir that you only fill when it runs low.
1383512
Most likely you are overfilling the water container. Fill it up to 1/2 inch from the top.