LG still air incubator with...holes?

[BeautifulPacificNorthwest]

Are the LG still air incubators supposed to have drain holes on the bottom? I am using one I borrowed from a friend. There is no manual with it. There are two seemingly even spaced holes where the water is leaking out. Is it because I overfilled the reservoir?

I have two eggs incubating in it. This is my first attempt at hatching and am anxious for an answer. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[youngbiddy]

Those are air holes, the wells with no holes are where the water goes.

 

[ranchhand]

Yep. Those are air intake holes.

You might be able to find the manual online somewhere, google it. Happy Hatching!

 

[BeautifulPacificNorthwest]

Thank you youngbiddy and Ranchhand.

I put did put the water in the water reservoirs, but I must have overfilled them when I dribbled water in. What a relief...my mistake.
Hatching? Nerve wracking!

Good idea to google the manual. I'll do that.

 

[youngbiddy]

Tell me about it, I've been a nervous wreck for the past 18 days.

Tips for using an LG.

1. Adding a heat sink like filling the bottom (don't cover the air holes) with aquarium rocks helps keep the temp stable.
2. Adding a fan really, really helps prevent big, potentially deadly temp swings. (I found one on eBay for $10)

 

[sgtmom52]

This is a link to several videos on using an LG incubator ~ also at the bottom of the page you can download the actual manual in a PDF file.

http://www.miller-mfg.com/page/1/poultry-product-instructions.jsp

I just found this for an almost new LG still air incubator with fan kit I picked up at a yard sale for $20. last summer!

 

[BeautifulPacificNorthwest]

I am so impressed with this forum. People are so knowledgeable and helpful.
Thank you all for your quick responses and information.

You all ROCK!