Guide to running on air.
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Guide to running on air.
Hi anyone, can someone give me the idiots huide to running on air, such as the correct order as to what valves to open/close etc. I'm just needing to prove that leaks do not exist. Do I need water in boiler and tender etc? I know that the boiler and tender do not leak water as they stand.
Regards
Mike
Regards
Mike
Re: Guide to running on air.
Just connect up the air and see what happens, it should run on about 30psi so long as nothings too tight. Brush a bit of soapy water around any suspect joints. Don't worry too much about minor leaks as it'll tighten up when it gets hot with a fire. As long as you have followed the instructions it should run quite nicely, good luck.
Steve Traill- Number of posts : 800
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Location : Illogan Redruth Cornwall
Registration date : 2008-06-29
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