Leak in the water tank
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Leak in the water tank
Hi
I have got a minor leak in the small water tank which is used along with the Pulsacoil 2000 boiler.
The water starts dripping from where one of the steel pipes is connected to the tank. So I am not able to fill the tank to a good height.
Any suggestions on what material should I use to cover the area around the joint which may prevent leaking?
Thanks in advance
Mukul
I have got a minor leak in the small water tank which is used along with the Pulsacoil 2000 boiler.
The water starts dripping from where one of the steel pipes is connected to the tank. So I am not able to fill the tank to a good height.
Any suggestions on what material should I use to cover the area around the joint which may prevent leaking?
Thanks in advance
Mukul
Mukul Jain- Posts : 17
Join date : 2010-10-09
Re: Leak in the water tank
Empty the top tank.
Undo the connections
Remake the connection using ptfe tape.Wrap it in the direction of the nut when tightening it up.
And job done.
Undo the connections
Remake the connection using ptfe tape.Wrap it in the direction of the nut when tightening it up.
And job done.
First try tightening it a little
Just tighten it a little which may do the job. Make sure the tank is sitting flat and no pushing or pulling against the pipe.
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