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Originally Posted by Richard L
Use a short length of 6mm hose, connect it between the pump and tank. Let it cycle for a minute at a time. Make sure the return end of the hose does not spray directly at the outlet. It will create even more trap air into the pump.
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Thanks Richard.
To clarify; I'm to attach a 6mm hose from outlet of the pump to the filler hole on the tank?
If so, that's what was happening in the video - the line coming from the outlet of the pump was going back into the top of the tank, which was baffled and had about 3/4 gal of water in it. We cycled it for a couple minutes, turned it off via the gauge, then cycled it again for a few more minutes.
Is it OK to do as suggested by Howerton?
"...remove the pump from the unit (tank assembly) and turn while running, outlet up, to get all the air out."