Understanding flowmeter and 3 way solenoid in HX machine- Solved! - Page 3
- nirdvorai (original poster)
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Yes, mine got a cup to drain the steam boiler.
thanks.
thanks.
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- yakster
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What happens if you try and remove it with a dental pick, a dissecting needle, or some wire? Is it a straight shot to the exit of that port?
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- nirdvorai (original poster)
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Chris,
it seems like a straight shot to the exit of the port. I also try to push it from the inlet hole. it stack very hard and dry.
I've tried with a small needle, but my next step will be dissecting needle or some dental needle.
thanks
niro
it seems like a straight shot to the exit of the port. I also try to push it from the inlet hole. it stack very hard and dry.
I've tried with a small needle, but my next step will be dissecting needle or some dental needle.
thanks
niro
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You could carefully use a drill bit smaller than the diameter of the inlet. Try not to damage the inlet because maintaining laminar flow into the port (As well as maintaining the size of the jet if one is inserted) is important for the flowmeter's function.
- nirdvorai (original poster)
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I think for the first step I will use a dental kit
(I order this from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078R ... =UTF8&th=1).
But I will consider the thin drill option as well.
Thanks.
(I order this from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078R ... =UTF8&th=1).
But I will consider the thin drill option as well.
Thanks.
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