How long must the stub-out be to work with this product? My copper stub is short &amp; was just short of sealing in the O-ring.
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IIRC, you should only need 1/2" to 1" of pipe stub. The installation PDF is here: http://www.deltafaucet.com/media/MandI/U1010RevA.pdf
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I duct taped mine to a socket, then used an extension. I dont remember the size of the socket, and i also filled the grooves of the tap with bearing grease to catch all the shavings. It was my friends truck and its still running.
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yes I have a fieldpiece and a fluke just make sure the clamp is position correctly on the copper lines other wise you will get an incorrect temp.always reposition a couple of times it does work.
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There is a gasket around the needle that holds the seal. It's the same material that is used in gaskets for compressors. If you cleaned the copper before installing, it should last a long time.
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A suggestion to try is to lubricate your existing o-ring with some petroleum jelly (Vaseline) or venerable oil before reinstalling. That may stop the leak and restore your current o-ring. Just be careful not to use too much and don't use anything you wouldn't put in your own mouth. This technique has worked for 2 years for me with no deterioration or leaks at the o-ring seals. I haved used Vaseline, Crisco, and antibiotic ointment in the tube also works well and caused no problems with my fish.
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A quick connect snap-on valve is included, but your stub is probably not compatible.
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As suggested by another respondent, I would guess that your problem stems from the o-ring, since that is the sealing element. I would try swapping the o-ring with the old one and try reinstalling it.
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There should have been a tiny white/transparent plug that came in the box that you use to plug the hole. I would double check to see if you can find that - otherwise the product is going to be useless
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Only one fuel stub. Was told i could put T from stub to accomodate fuel injection
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Depends on the soil. However, I pounded a foot long 3/4 inch copper pipe in the ground (making sure it was dirt free & hollow) and slide the grill unit in to it. When not in use, I remove it and cap the copper pipe until next use. Works great.
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Contact Britta. Google for their phone or web site. They are decent folks and send immediate replacements. When you insert into ground make sure ground I very wet. And push down so an inch of the metal tube is underground. EMAIL Service@SolarStrings.com. I don't own their stock. They are decent folks. And you have to get a kick out of their web site. It is funny. And then they get you the parts. This is the way things should be. Service@SolarStrings.com
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My o-ring leaked at first, and my dad jut kept taking it off and putting it back on and tightened it until it quit leaking. I thing what happened is that it wasn't going o the threads correctly. I hope this help you!!! Be blessed!!!
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O-ring? Or you tightened up the valve too much and the threads got stripped. I'd ask the inventor of the paintball adapter set up
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Not easy; I used a very small copper wire to fish it thru. Thread might led it thru.
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Matt I used a 1 and 1/4 " hole for my connection, but to sure just measure the PVC Connection that goes threw the bucket, the item they sent me is black threadedAnd has a rubber gasket attached to it to make the seal. I hope this helps good luck
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If the fitting on the stub is the same as a tank fitting then I would think yes. Might want an extension hose. Neil
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i had the same issue. what i did was cut some of the green tubing to go over the connections on the pick up tube. to seal it up. that's where it is sucking air in. so i cut pieces about 1" long to fit over each connection on that pickup tube. and problem solved.