O-rings are there and in great shape. Def not cross threaded.
When I said def not cross threaded…..
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When I said def not cross threaded…..
Wow. Not sure what the difference is but with original mounting I could go just over hand tight with no leaks. New mounting requires a lot more torque. Don’t believe it’s cross threaded as I’ve cross threaded quite a few lines in my 15 years as a plane mechanic. This goes on very loose for a long time. No leaks now.
It looks like the nut has a hairline crack.
It sounds like the nut is not secure and I would probably replace it to be safe.
It sounds like the nut is not secure and I would probably replace it to be safe.
I don't know what to tell you but it did
3075 rpmAttachments
At 3050, a 2 psi increase is possible.
You are running the pump way too fast.
What flow rate do you need?
You are running the pump way too fast.
What flow rate do you need?
That is my cleaning setting ("quick clean") I run less than that for 6 hours and then down more for 5 more. Was running that high to leak check.
What does quick clean do?
Unless you have a heater or a floor system, you should not need to exceed about 1,750 RPM.
Going any higher provides no benefit and it uses about 5 to 8 times more power than necessary.
Unless you have a heater or a floor system, you should not need to exceed about 1,750 RPM.
Going any higher provides no benefit and it uses about 5 to 8 times more power than necessary.
It's not part of my schedule. I was using it to leak check the lines.
Oh we get it now. Your neighbor said “ look no leaks “ and you said “ hold my beer and watch this”
I have the circupool edge and I have to give mine an extra 1/8th turn with my gaint set of channel locks to stop all the leaks.
What did help was a dab of pool lube on the threads.