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How do i remove air from my water cooler

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Just tilt it from side to side, flip it around, have to give the bubbles a way to get to the res.

 

Also, I put the smallest drop of soap in my loops to help cut the little air bubbles down. Sounds counter intuitive but since soap reduces surface tension it can make it easier to get the bubbles out. But, I am talking a seriously small amount of soap. Like I put a drop in my gallon of water I use to fill my loop with, and a small drop at that. Has always worked out well for me.

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I just run the pump at max speed. Tilt as necessary. Then turn the pump down. Then repeat until I can’t hear bubbles anymore.  

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