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funkycoldmedina 
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 Topic: Ninja WarriorPosted: 28/March/2011 at 5:55am |
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Hey Folks,
2 Quick questions how do I open the Ninja Warrior Shell? to access the components inside. Also I want to empty the solution tank when I store it. Is it wise to pump it out with a open ended fitting? And thanks for the the advice in advance:) |
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Posted: 28/March/2011 at 2:33pm |
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The Ninja Warrior has two bolts immediately in front of the two front swivel wheels. Flip it over onto the small loading wheels onto the handle you will see the head of the bolts. Unscrew them and you have now exposed the inner equipment. you can either pump out the fresh water tank or vacuum the water to the waste tank then drain through the drain valve.
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Posted: 31/March/2011 at 7:10pm |
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Thanks for the info did not want to do it until i was It\ sure that it wouldn't cause damage on taking out the water. I noticed a loose bolt in the bottom of the machine inside when I loaded it last week and wanted to open the shell and get it out. Thanks for the advice, the info on this site is great.............:) NEWBIES PAY ATTENTION these old guys know there stuff and its free.... |
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