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Drippy blow-off
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21-10-2009 #1squidGuest
Drippy blow-off
Looking at a mate's dripping blow-off pipe at the weekend, guessing the storage tanks float valve isn't operating properly or perhaps the cylinder temp is set too high? any other tips would be appreciated....
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Re: Drippy blow-off
Perv !!
Originally Posted by squid
Looking at a mate's dripping blow-off pipe at the weekend
Is it presureised cylinder or normal,if pressurised maybe reprime air bubble as per instructions on side of cylinder
Anything else and a qualified/registered person should have a look
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Re: Drippy blow-off
blow-of valves knacked, generally they only last for 3-4 releases.
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Re: Drippy blow-off
which blow off is it? heating or from a pressurised cylinder?
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