encapman
Member
Rod is in all day tomorrow.
Cimex flinging solution-how can this be fixed?
- Thread starter Steve Lawrence
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Steve Lawrence
Member
It's all back together and working like new. Damn, we must not use ours that much. The one in the video looks like it has been used a lot.
Mikey P
Administrator
Now you understand why you dont want to tip the head back right after you turn it off..
Steve Lawrence
Member
Uh, not really. What's the purpose of doing that?
Oh, also, much thanks to Rod at Excellent Supply for supplying good information to help put this back together properly!
encapman
Member
Hey Steve,
Glad to hear you were able to get 'er back together and that Rod was able to help you. I'll pass along the message to him.
It's a good practice to clean out the plumbing on a monthly basis, if the machine gets used regularly. Having clear solution flow will insure that you're getting even coverage to all 3 drivers. And that makes for more efficient cleaning.
Glad to hear you were able to get 'er back together and that Rod was able to help you. I'll pass along the message to him.
It's a good practice to clean out the plumbing on a monthly basis, if the machine gets used regularly. Having clear solution flow will insure that you're getting even coverage to all 3 drivers. And that makes for more efficient cleaning.
Mikey P
Administrator
Steve Lawrence
Member
oh wow, apparently you don't know either.....
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
I rock it back to avoid leaving soaked spots.
Even if the valve is turned off before stopping it is still possible to do that.
Even if the valve is turned off before stopping it is still possible to do that.
encapman
Member
To avoid possibly leaving 3 wet spots:
1. Turn off the valve to make sure there isn't any chance of drippage.
2. Then run the machine for a few seconds to spin out the head.
Now it's safe to turn off the machine without leaving any wet spots.
1. Turn off the valve to make sure there isn't any chance of drippage.
2. Then run the machine for a few seconds to spin out the head.
Now it's safe to turn off the machine without leaving any wet spots.
Steve Lawrence
Member
Thanks, Rick. Yeah, we always run the juice out of the pads before pausing in our cleaning, or obviously you would leave wet spots. I think you get that day 1 of Cimexing. Perhaps that's what Mikey meant. Who knows?
