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pies
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03/28/07, 07:43 PM »
having a problem with valves sticking. can anyone tell me what i can use to lube my vlalves up?
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03/29/07, 12:24 PM »
What kind of valves are they?
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03/29/07, 12:31 PM »
to be honest, i have no idea. same deal as my bags.
they are an anodised blue. fill and dump valves sit on one anodised blue base.
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06/10/07, 07:05 PM »
I have some like that too. Mine say EAI innovator on them. They stick like hell . Id like a lil help too.......
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06/10/07, 11:35 PM »
Any pictures? I'm wondering if they are spool valves or diaphragm valves.
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06/11/07, 02:47 PM »
Here is a pic of mine
does that help any (please say yes.....)
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06/19/07, 11:28 AM »
Those are probably a type of diaphragm valve, but I've never looked inside one before to see how they work. My recommendation would be to start taking it apart, carefully noting what goes where, and see if you can get to the inside and get it cleaned up. Either that, or contact EAI (or whoever bought them out) and ask them how you would go about cleaning them.
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07/30/07, 05:49 PM »
i heard you could put a small amount of rubbing alcohol in your tank and it will sole your problem just like doin it when its cold it work then i know....
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