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Re: Coffee machines
I've been using the Melitta Pour-Over (8-cup with #4 filters)for years. I was told by an owner at Dunkin Donuts that the problem with most coffee makers, is that they are plastic and can't get the water to boiling (212). Use any rand...they all come out great.369Views0likes0CommentsRe: Check valve between FW tank and city water?
Right on Old Biscuit. Thanks. I installed a 1/2 inch check valve on the suction side of the pump and problem solved. I didn't try to clear the pumps internal check valve...Cost about $6 for the check valve and a couple of connectors. Thanks again518Views0likes0CommentsRe: Check valve between FW tank and city water?
Old-Biscuit wrote: On board pump discharge and city water inlet line are tied together (same cold water line) So there are 2 check valves in system 1 is part of the city water connection assembly so when pump is ON water doesn't come out city water connection (running down side of rig and causing pump to cycle 1 is part of pump assembly so when connected to city water backflow thru pump doesn't occur (overfilling fresh water tank) Sometimes just running water pump will clear debris from check valve Sometimes disassembling pump and washing check valve/diaphragms will resolve issue Installing a 1/2" in-line check valve in pump suction line also works ($10) Then of course there is those that have 'water panels' in wet bay where you can fill fresh water tank via a 'fill' valve when connected to city water (vs usig a gravity fill port). Fill valve could be problem.......not closing/leaking518Views0likes0CommentsRe: Water Heater - On my last nerve
I think I have a problem with the outside switch as well. I have checked the power all the way to the WH side of the internal switch, and all is well. How do I get in behind the outside switch to check out the wiring? And since I have an internal switch, can I simply remove the outside one and direct wire it?352Views0likes0CommentsRe: Air Conditioner changeout
wa8yxm wrote: Replacing: If you are replacing the ENTIRE A/C (All 3 modules) then it is unhook the old one drop in the new one (Thermostat wires, Power wires and that's all) Howeeer if your A/C like mine, is ducted that middle part is a witch. But since you are replacing a brisk air with a brisk air you should be able to just replace the UPPER unit, plug it in and it runs.. Thanks, wa8yxm...I'll let you know in a couple of weeks how it went.306Views0likes0Comments
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