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Aww.. how sweet!❤

I love the OC

Hope you like the new avatar ^^

I’m having a hard time posting… comment what kind of video I should do next

You did a great job.. way to get all the colors in ❤ - Frenchie

Couldn’t agree more. I prepared a bottle for my son this morning and noticed black particles inside the milk. So I ran distilled water and vinegar, same thing pluck specs and fluffy stuff.

Yay 😁

Thank you so much! This was soo helpful ❤

I used tweezers

Horrifying, I think, as I wonder what secrets lay in the parts of the machine I'm unable to clean...

Hi all. Spent a couple hours looking into this and I think I figured it out. There is a 'hole if you will behind the dispensing funnel. It's basically a rubber cap that comes out of the pump. If you leave your machine sitting around long enough, it dries out that cap more or less gets "stuck shut." You need to basically prime the pump. Heres how I did it: I grabbed a syringe (no needle!). It can be one you use to inject a turkey with seasoning (which is what I used) or I would imagine one you get from kids cough medicine works as well. You can buy some 3/16 fish tubing from Walmart for a couple bucks. I had some sitting around so I cut off a 2 inch piece and stuck it to the end of my syringe. I filled it with water and stuck the other end in that hole and squeezed water into it. It sounds dumb, but I also smacked the top of the machine a couple of times so everything kinda fell into place. I tried it again and now my machine works great. Hope this helps.

There are two screws under two of the bottom feet too. I've seen some repair-hostile designs but this is so badly made and so badly designed. Disassembly: Unscrew all visible screws from the bottom plate, then pry up the two rubber feet on the side OPPOSITE the tank - there are hidden screws there. Remove bottom plate carefully - the wires are very very short. Remove the water intake plate, taking care to remove and save the plunger and switch for the water sensor. Unscrew the white cover on the power supply in the base. Unscrew the two visible screws from the top plate, and the two screws under the control panel label. Pop the top off but don't remove it yet. Take the bottom plate (with the cover removed), the water intake plate, and feed them both up into the body of the Brezza. Now take the entire top plate off and pull the rest of the guts through the device's body. Such a stupid design.

This video is garbage

I clean it once a month with vinegar and only use distilled water. Mind you I have the one

Stupid ass video

Ugh. I needed a video so badly to help me this morning and this one made me SO FRUSTRATED. I need to SEE how it's put together, not hear it, and your camera angles are absolutely terrible, mama. Should have set the camera on one surface so you had use of both hands and we could actually SEE what you're doing. I'm so frustrated after watching this and decided to figure it out on my own..

For the first step: TWEEZERS! Do not try this with a pencil or you will hate this much more than you should.

If you run a tank of water and white vinegar once a week when you do the cleaning it will stop/clean any mold that may be growing inside the machine. Run a full tank of water and vinegar and after that run a full tank of just water and then clean the machine thoroughly as normal.

REALLY HELPFUL. I always watch this video after I washing the seat, so I don´t miss any step.

How to you get the warming side of the cover into the car seat so when you tighten your straps it doesn’t pop out and make it hard to strap child back in ? I washed and have everything else in right but don’t know where I went wrong there . Advice ?

This is literally the most helpful video I've seen so far! Had to take the whole thing apart after my daughter threw up everywhere and I couldn't remember how to get it all back together. Even tho sometimes I couldn't see what you were doing, it's common sense and logic to know what was being done so I got it all fairly easy! Thanks so much for the video! Great job. Much appreciated!!

You're missing hooking up 4 straps at the bottom of the seating pad... And I can't figure them out too

I love the Dora playing in the background 😂😂😂

So I had the same problem, it pumps water but the switch valve didn't allow water to get through to the nozzle area anymore. After 4 years in storage I opened again and we had 0 mold anywhere on the machine. If you take the lid and bottom off you can access all the plumbing pretty easily, I opened the little motor housing with all the gears, removed some of the excess grease and closed it up again and it works great again.

I was already frustrated when I pulled this video up and you lost me like 5 min in when I can't see what you're doing. Next time getting a helper to hold the camera will make it a lot easier to understand

Thank you so so much!!!! I’ve used this video twice now!! ❤️

You can't see what you are doing the majority of the time, perhaps next time get someone to hold the camera for you. Otherwise it's pointless

Thanks for the video but the camera view was really bad at the end ...

Thks!

You’ve missed placing 2 elastic bands at the bottom.

😂😂😂😂 yassss

This video was incredibly helpful! I took the cushions off of my daughter's seat MONTHS ago to wash and never got them back on correctly. We got lucky in that she never had any major messes in her car seat, so spot washing got us by until recently. I had to take it apart this week for a machine wash. This time, I found your video to help put it back together, and now it looks as good as new! I agree that there are times when I can't see what you're doing. But this is a home video, done on a phone, working in tights spaces, with intricate parts that are black-on-black. It's understandable and forgivable. Thank you so much!

Please redo this video with someone else doing the video part... Overall it was helpful but very frustrating to watch.

THANKYOU!!!

This would be a good video if she was smart enough to have someone video taping her doing it. Wow at the bad video quality 😂

Quite convenient how in both the disassembly and assembly video that you left out the most difficult elastic bands/hooks on the bottom rear, directly above the forward facing weight restriction stickers

Disclaimer: Opening your machine completely voids the warranty. You should never disassemble the machine for cleaning. Excessive force in disassembling the machine will break it. If you do not have the care and patience to disassemble the machine, don't do it. There's only one place in the machine held together with plastic clips, and that's the top/back of the machine. Only a small amount of force is required to release the plastic clips at the top back of the machine. The unit must be disassembled from the bottom black base first. With the machine upside down, remove the white rubber feet and all visible screws. In addition to the visible screws, there are screws hidden under the feet cups. You can just push a philips screw driver straight through the false bottom and remove the screws. With the unit upside down, and the base free, you need to disconnect two ribbon cables and one water hose. One ribbon cable is connected inside of the power supply, the other is connected to the control board for the water heater/water level sensor. The power supply is covered by a white cover, and the cover is held on by three screws. There is a water hose secured with a zip tie that must be cut in order to be removed. On the top of the unit, there are four screws total, two screws visible under the formula tank, and two more under the panel sticker/label at the front of the machine. Once removed, apply gentle prying force to the top rear of the machine, and the top will come right off.

So helpful! My seat needs to be washed SO BADLY and I'm hoping to get it done before it gets too cold here for winter. This will be so helpful when I actually take it apart to clean it and need to put it back together. <3

Thank you so much for this video!!

Thank you for this video; it was very helpful!!!

Thank you so much for posting this!!! I washed it then forgot how the pieces went!!!

I watch this every time I put my car seat back together, very helpful thanks! Better then what I could of done, I can barley do it let alone videoing it!

Thanks for the time you put into this!! Much appreciated!!

Worst video ever made. Not helpful at all.

Poor Sarah.. lol.. stay strong lady.. lol

life saver girl! life. saver. lol thanks for this!!

crochet hook might work better to pull elastic

This saved me hours of frustration! Thanks!

But how did you put the straps back in?