does the water tray slide out from below the machine?
577343
Yes, the tray slides off to the right of the saw. The legs of the saw have a channel that allows the tray to slide under the saw. There is a clip that keeps the tray locked in (mind you I use the words "locked in" in a very loose context).
577344
The water tray slides out sideways after you take off the side splash guards and raise the water pump from the water tray. It is very simple to remove once you see it. The water tray also has a drain plug you can use to drain the tray before you remove it. You also have to remove the water tray lock lever before you can pull the tray out. p.s.- I am just completing a floor tile job on a 2,000 square foot house and loved this Bosch TC-10 tile saw.
577345
Yes, It slides out to the right. There;s a drain plug in the tray so drain it before you pull it out or the water will slop over the edges.
577346
Yes, all of the trays detach and can be easily washed and stored separately.
577347
not as long as you keep the best level. The water will spray out eventually. But using the collection trailers helps a lot
1422933
The simple answer is yes, but it doesn't simply slide all the way out. There is a catch on the bottom of the tray that stops it from coming all the way out. Flip the casing over, bend the metal tabs slightly, and the drawer will slide all the way out.
1662004
Nope, The tray slides out to the side so you don't have tan lines. That's a good thing.
1984056
No. It is securely attached. There are rails on the bottom, 2 on each side attached to the bottom of the outside housing unit. The drawer has a rail with a metal ball soldered to the back of the rail so that the rail on the drawer glides in between the two rails on the housing unit. The metal ball keeps the drawer from falling out, or being pulled too far out. It fits perfectly underneath a Nespresso citiz with the milk frothing platform attached to the right side.
256211
No. there is a convenient plastic part you slide out. it's really a nice frother.
1312295
If you mean built-in in a fashion similar to how a kitchen refrigerator is built-in, the answer is yes. Mine is installed that way. But just to be clear, I can slide my ice maker out of its location so I can get to the water valve to turn it off if ever needed, but it is enclosed on 3 sides. Hope this helps.
1499658
No, the water would overflow and all you would have left is a small amount. This has to be used for feed so the gravity takes it to the tray. Suggest getting a similar size but made for water where the water is regulated.
2080721
Yes, it slides out easily. You do need to use a potholder, because the rack is hot.
2053056
no there was a gap for the tray to slide in. also the grate slides in above it.
2045503
Yes, at least with mine. I have a removable bottom on my Keurig that just slides out (for easier cleaning). I just remove that and the travel mug slides right under it with no problem.
958082
No, water is in the bottom portion. When it cools down enough to lift out the rack, you just pour out into the sink.
518804
There is a tube inside the machine that dumps a little bit of water into the tray. Some sort of overflow protection, or pressure relief. A little bit is normal. I empty my tray ~once every 2 weeks, and clean it at the same time
1534293
Yes, the tray extends out the back a few more inches in order to do so.The machine is very compact and durable and I got mine for less than $300 including the shipping. Also warms up fast and processes your print data super fast!
1662007
The pull out tray comes out on the side from underneath. It is a very nice feature that works great!
2230656
Yes. You push the tray and it pops out. Easy to remove, clean and re-install.
1602350
Yes. The output grille (the slanted one in the photo) pops off and you fill it by pouring water directly into the machine through the output grille.
246974
yes, but it does not slide out. the toaster must be turned uside down to take the tray out. but the toaster works so good, and looks so good, we overlook the tray acess....