07-25-2014, 01:39 PM
My 2 cents for you Shorty,
You can add a little bit of silicone to those plumbing caps when you press them in and that should help them stay in place.
You can also visually check your solution flow thru each pad driver by filling the tank with a couple of gallons of water, then have someone lift the head about 6 inches off the ground and slowly spin the bowl while your partner squeezes the solution lever. You should get a good even volume of flow thru each head. It will usually flow out of one head at a time as you rotate because of gravity/angle of bowl.
You do have gravity there down unda right? LOL
I think I could get you a Cimex step by step bowl removal procedure if you need, but I can't imagine it should come to that if you do the clean out procedure correctly.
You can add a little bit of silicone to those plumbing caps when you press them in and that should help them stay in place.
You can also visually check your solution flow thru each pad driver by filling the tank with a couple of gallons of water, then have someone lift the head about 6 inches off the ground and slowly spin the bowl while your partner squeezes the solution lever. You should get a good even volume of flow thru each head. It will usually flow out of one head at a time as you rotate because of gravity/angle of bowl.
You do have gravity there down unda right? LOL
I think I could get you a Cimex step by step bowl removal procedure if you need, but I can't imagine it should come to that if you do the clean out procedure correctly.
Rod Clarkin
Excellent Supply 727-821-2020
Excellent Supply 727-821-2020