07-23-2014, 01:22 PM
Hi Shorty,
You may have had a wonder machine with your old Cimex.
But I've never seen a Cimex that can get by without frequent cleaning of the plumbing. It's a matter of fact that they get gunked up, and they require frequent, and sometimes aggressive cleaning to remove the clots. For as long as I've been running Cimex machines, we've always seen a need to clean out the plumbing once a month. If your "new" machine has around 50 hours on it, a clean out is needed. 
It's a simple process. Here is the link again with the PDF showing how to do it...
http://excellent-supply.com/cimex_flow_instructions.pdf
Get some rest. It'll all seem a little less stressful in the morning.
You may have had a wonder machine with your old Cimex.
But I've never seen a Cimex that can get by without frequent cleaning of the plumbing. It's a matter of fact that they get gunked up, and they require frequent, and sometimes aggressive cleaning to remove the clots. For as long as I've been running Cimex machines, we've always seen a need to clean out the plumbing once a month. If your "new" machine has around 50 hours on it, a clean out is needed. It's a simple process. Here is the link again with the PDF showing how to do it...
http://excellent-supply.com/cimex_flow_instructions.pdf
Get some rest. It'll all seem a little less stressful in the morning.