You're not doing anything wrong. On ours, after hooking up the hose to the water spigot, we turn on the hot side of a faucet, and let it run until the air/foamy water is clear. The air is most likely coming from the hot water heater. It's a common occurrence. Even after the first fill of the season, we bleed off the air every time we hook up. It can take a few minutes, especially if it's a large TT with lots of plumbing. Hope this helps a little.
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