I cannot get the refill cleaner placed in my wet jet.

unsealed tiles are porous so when you sprayed or mopped the solution would be adsorbed by tile---cleaner can be used with the grout

Carbrator idle jet in float bowl is getting plugged take float off and clean ilde jet theres two jets in there unscrew the idle jet clean it with carb cleaner When done put some sea foam in gas tank it is a cleaner get it at auto parts store MOPAR KENNY

You have already located the carburetor. Remove it from the engine, and take the bowl off. Inside, you will usually find two jets (small brass plugs with a hole in the center of each). Remove each one and check the hole in the center for plugging. Soak the jets in carburetor spray cleaner and blow clean. Remove the float and the needle valve that it controls. Make sure the fuel passage under the needle is free of debris. If you are careful with the bowl, you should not need any gaskets. Make sure the two jets don't change places--the holes are different size. Spray some carburetor cleaner into the jet holes. Put some fuel system cleaner (not carburetor cleaner) into the fuel tank to help clean the carburetor further. Don't leave fuel standing in the tank for long periods. Hope this helps!

You could have a blocked main jet .When starting from cold your engine runs on an idle jet & choke .with very little air .When engine is warm ,there is no need for choke .and your main jet will supply your engines fuel & air ,however if the jet is blocked or there is no air supply like a dirty air cleaner unit .then there is a good chance thats your problem .One quick way of checking this is to try and start without choke and see if your plugs are wet .Then whle plugs are out test the spark by placing them on the engine .and turning the engine over .

bad water temperture. run the machine after you run the hot water faucet. add and fill jet dry .close the door lower it then raise it repeat three times then refill keep doing this until the dispenser cant hold anymore liquid. you will see a big difference.

if its an ink jet printer, i pull the cartridges, and use a wet paper towel, and clean the bottom where the ink comes out. dont clean the contacts with the wet paper towel, use some sort of electronics cleaner for those, make sure the cartridges are entirely dry before you put them back in the printer

Yes the jets are blocked jst wet a cloth so its really wet them dab where the ink comes out make sure its coming out then put back in printer, it will work, get back to me if any more trouble

Hi there,
Filling is easy - but messy. I use No 40 cartridges for my pixma ip2200.
For the black cartridge, carefully remove the label. Drill a 2-3mm dia. hole in the depression in the top. With a syringe fill, using about 10ml of black ink. Plug the hole with a suitable bung and away you go!
You will however lose the ink level indication as it is not a genuine cartridge - but that is unreliable anyway.
Don't refill more than a couple of times as the foam inside the case eventually perishes and all the ink runs out.

Whilst the cartridge is out of the printer give the jets a wipe with a wet tissue. This is usually quite effective in removing dried on ink.

You can do the same with 41 colour cartridges but it is a bit more tricky locating the correct place to drill.

Good luck

Hi , check the water level and refill it .