Is the Drain Cap (black stopper) suppose to be removed from the drain hole in the back? How does it drain otherwise? Thank you!!
488288
It drains by overflowing at a low spot in the perimeter bottom pan. You'll see it is only about a 1/4" high.
488289
IF you live in an area of very high humidity, then remove the plug, so you don't have an overflow problem (rare). I live in Los Angeles and with the plug in, there has never been a problem. The unit actually has a slinger inside and uses some of the excess condensation in the tray to increase cooling efficiency, and it evaporates the normal extra moisture.
202765
It is connected to the faucet. I suppose you could cut the cable and remove the rod, but then you would have an open hole on the back of the faucet base. If you don't plan to use the pop up drain, it would probably be better to just leave the rod in place to close the hole and it would be less obvious.
2123086
Back off the flat cap and continue to unscrew the retaining ring until it's completely removed just keep the flat cap for the future if needed. You don't have to cut anything.
166084
Can't say I've had that experience but maybe you could help me with something: mine came with a plastic bag with two small rubber gasket pieces to stop up the bowl when you transfer the water from the faucet. I can't figure out how to put those on and no one from corporate will answer my emails. Can you describe how your black rubber pieces are fit into the bottom of the reservoir? Thanks.
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I agree with the other two responses. The drain goes in like any other drain. I am on about my third installation, though, because the first two had the support that holds the popup rot off after a couple years use each. I almost gave up on the pop-up and just went with an open drain, but the third one seems to be holding up so far.
219533
it comes with the "stopper" in the hole in the bottom of the sink which you open or close with the handle behind the handle on the faucet. is that what you mean by a drain?it comes with complete assembly.
1474538
Its the entire metal drain with the stopper (metal piece fits inside). Look at your sink you now have. This replaces the entire drain that is there.
675340
Amy, I was just like you. Pick the water reservoir up and don't try to unscrew or pull off the black top. Turn the water container upside down and screw off the cap on the bottom. It's not a very big opening so I pour the distilled water in over the sink. I hope this helps.
1657143
On the back wall, about an inch off the bottom of it, there's the host attachment. This is a threaded connection in which it comes with an adapter that screws into that and gives you the laguna quick click/fit connection.To drain it you could pop the hose off and let it drain but that will leave an inch of water in there. Also once the pump is turned off that feeds that hose the water drains down back into the pond, or so mine does (don't see why everyone else's wouldn't either).
1662293
i dont know .. but in the past i removed the drain cover.. i may have gotten some on in the past and didnt have any problems ...
378992
From what I have seen with previous reviews, you sometimes have to place something under the front wheels to till the unit back toward the drain. This is a minor inconvenience but seemed to work for others in the past.
1361150
No we did not need to tak out the drain stopper I used the smallest probe. They are great, do a good job cleaning out the hair that collects over time.
2171707
It takes a standard drain. I bought a black one from my Menards store and it matched perfectly.
455150
Of course it came with a drain and stopper. I'm satisfied with this facet~!
1988183
Not too sure but if it is sticking it may have something either stuck in it or soap build-up or some thing similar....maybe running some draino through it or a strong vinegar/water solution in very hot water...if that doesn't work I think the stopper can be unscrewed out of the assembly....I can't remember for sure though....sorry I wasn't more help...good luck.
175664
No. I removed the pop up stopper. You can just unscrew it and place this shower drain instead.
1275041
It's on the back along the right edge (if you're looking at the unit from the back) about midway up. It is recessed and the flexible drain tube could probably be curved to facilitate running the drain tube down the back or the side. I use the reservoir instead of the drainage tube since it's front loaded and easy to access. I've been very happy with these units.