if theres no plug in the bottom as stated in a review how do you get the water out of it ?
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To get the water out of the bottom you tip the float over. It's a blow up float, not heavy.
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Take the cover off the intake side of the pump. That is where the water flows into the pump and then gets pushed out through the outlet connector.
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You can use the drain plug however you will have to manually empty the water after use.
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The water will not work. The lights still work though...but they have to be plugged into some sort of USB outlet.
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Mine did not leak, you prob already saw this but I'll say it anyway, there is a plug in the bottom of the water tub to let the water drain out, is that closed all the way? If it is I would contact the maker.
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You do not remove top. You turn the small plug with a coin and shake out any water, leave open for a while to dry and replace plug. Read the instructions!
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This model must have a filter as there is no plug for this. It is on the bottom of unit and is very long, therefore the plug is not available.
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just blow or shake it out. most of water is accumulated in hose if you use the hose, if not just let gravity and a litle shake help you get it out. elementery watson
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Inside the cooler there's a plug which is attached to a long plastic tube, the water will exit out the back of the cooler. Very easy. This cooler is great.
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a garden hose will attach to the outlet for discharge. the suction takes place from the bottom when placed in water.
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Water should never enter the bottom where the vents are. You should only clean the reservoir part and never submerge the entire base in water. It is electrical remember that
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remove the reservoir at the bottom and then disengage the little stopper inside. it does not hold much but enough.
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Its from the bottom but just flip it over to fill it its very lite. 2 gallons of water from any sink does the trick.
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It has a drain hole. They should NOT be plugged. This water should be allowed to evacuate the cabinet.
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There is a hole on the back of the unit, close to the bottom. Push one end of the power cord into it, and the other end with the plug, goes into the outlet.
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Carefully pop off the lower front panel (it may be hard to do--carefully using a screw-driver will help). Then unscrew the plug in the lower rt hand corner. Have lots of towels spread out, as there will be a lot of water coming out once you do that.
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Take out the small reservoir and the unit where it's plugged (just pull it out, there is a kind of a electrical outlet when it's removed). Remove any trace of water from the unit. Replug the unit, fill the reservoir and plug it.