check valves
#5
Re:check valves
or you could go to an autoparts story and pick up some copper fittings, 2 inlet/outlets, one cylinder that they will screw into, and a spring and ball bearing.
put them all together in the right order and you got yerself a check valve that you can take apart and clean very easily.
i went this route after taking my check valves back to zellers every week saying they were defective, when they were just gummed up from my vacuum system.(they are suppost to be used for aquariums but i took them back smelling like gas and oil) hhahahaha
but this is how it should look
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inlet then [ball bearing then spring] then outlet
items in bracket are inside the cylinder.
put them all together in the right order and you got yerself a check valve that you can take apart and clean very easily.
i went this route after taking my check valves back to zellers every week saying they were defective, when they were just gummed up from my vacuum system.(they are suppost to be used for aquariums but i took them back smelling like gas and oil) hhahahaha
but this is how it should look
<= === =>
inlet then [ball bearing then spring] then outlet
items in bracket are inside the cylinder.
#6
Re:check valves
electronic solutions are quit a bit more expensive but work very smooth.
Check out http://www.splitsec.com/products/vc1/vc1ds.htm or http://solar.innercite.com/comptech/340050.html for just several examples ..... Enjoy!
Check out http://www.splitsec.com/products/vc1/vc1ds.htm or http://solar.innercite.com/comptech/340050.html for just several examples ..... Enjoy!