What's with this white hard plastic thing that has an insert that you can move out and then back into the unit. How is it used? Both ends are sealed.
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There is a piece that comes with the set so you can hook it to your regular pool stick instead of using the small one that comes with it. Only thing i can think of that you are talking about.
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It's a quick connect fitting. You push the end of the fitting up towards the tubing. The fitting end should move a slight amount, and the tubing should be able to be pulled out. It may take a little force.
1691919
I've had the exact same problem. I just used a clip to keep it closed. Also thinking of transferring it into a freezer bag since I store it in the freezer.
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The enclosure is held together by a series of tongues and grooves,everything is snapped together. Spread the two larger sides apart starting from the back end using finger pressure.That's how mine opened.
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Mine is all but buried at this time, but from memory it connects like a lid on a plastic container that you put into a fridge. I wrap the key in plastic wrap and this seals it. Amazon has another one that looks like a sprinkler head that screws together. This with some vaseline somewhat waterproofs btter than this one. Sprinkler Key Hider
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It's flush with the unit and you have to push it in to have it pop back out.
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No, it just pushes in and the there's supposed to be an interference fit with the pin connector and the rubber in the main body connector to make a "seal", but it's not watertight. This isn't a watertight connector.
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It's on the "sealed" end. It rather surprised me. The first time you have to put a fair amount of pressure to open the valve, and it's rather surprising how well it works.
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I have white connector and that gets inserted into the pump. This connector comes attached to the pump. Best way is to remove the connector from the pump, insert the return tube to the connector, and then push the connector to the pump to get a tight fit.
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I'll add to Jerry's excellent description that it woks by heating the plastic a bit and thus dissolving it to a point the two parts stick together. The heat is the result of electricity passing through a little coil in the little sealing area. Worked for me for a couple of months then I stopped using it since it broke down.
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I didn't have any trouble with mine. One end has a sort of ridge on it where it's put together and the other end is the one that opens. It is hard to tell which end opens. I would try several or wet your fingers and place one between them and sort of push in opposite directions so you can see if it really is sealed together. Hope this helps.
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You are buying the white, plastic sealer attachment. You place a metal jar lid/disk under it and the sealer pulls the air out. When you remove the white, plastic sealer the jar lid is held on by vacuum suction. I screw a threaded ring over to keep it from unsealing if it is bumped in the fridge or my lunchbox.
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It is one of those self closing packages. I used some and have stored the rest in the package for future use.
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My suggestion is that this tool is firmly secured to the back of the packaging and with a box cutter or screwdriver it will probably come out with a little extra pressure. It is a wonderful tool so it is worth a little extra pressure to get it out.
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If I remember correctly, the end that the plug goes into pulls completely off, and you see the very thin heating element, that's the part you run into your safe or cabinet. Then you just pop the whole thing back together. Easy to install.
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It's Amazons custom packing that is supposed to make for easier opening. It's also recyclable and protects the product.See more info here: http://www.amazon.com/b/?&node;=5521637011
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It's Amazons custom packing that is supposed to make for easier opening. It's also recyclable and protects the product. See more info here: