With all of the electrical and water hose connections made, it was time to fill the system with water. The nice thing about the bleeder container is that I didn't need to remove any hoses to fill the system.
Water is poured in the container until it is almost full and the pump is turned on.
As the pump starts to circulate the water through the system, more water is added. When it will take no more water, a few taps on the clear hoses helps to dislodge air bubbles stuck to the sides of the hoses. The pump has enough pressure to move the air through the system and expel it through the container. Add the four screws to fasten down the rubber gasketed lid and it's a done deal. In testing this system on the bench, I found that for water to circulate without the aid of a pump, it was necessary that the radiator be the highest point in the system.