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I changed the eva hose to a longer one so the tank would reach the ground and not need to be propped up, but when I was done the gauge needle ended up on the wrong side of the stop post. I don't think I banged it or anything to do this, but have tapped it from numerous directions and cannot get...

I believe those 80% rules are for design purposes to determine how many circuits to install for various purposes. Once installed, a homeowner has no idea what a circuit load is and may actually be using 90% continuously which would probably work just fine unless you have a high resistance...

I have a cf5 that I put the all in one prv on and it held 12 psi fine for about 5 days after starting a cider then it slowly dropped to near zero. Starsan revealed no leaks, but later I used bubble mix which revealed a small leak on one of the prv fittings that I retaped and had to torque pretty...

Sounds like a slow leak somewhere. Spray some bubble liquid on things to find it. Star San doesn’t work well to find small leaks in my experience.

If you used warm/hot liquid to clean then turned upside down, it may have created a vacuum when shaking due to the liquid cooling and unseated the lid so it could leak. Pressurize it to avoid this.

Last time they had a similar sale, I bought one item and my wife bought one item (2 different orders). It appears to be one per account, not one per address.

Nice looking product.

Cool use of lay flat hose. Does that drop the glycol volume in the chiller or is it tight enough to not swell up?

This would be a useful tool to test!

Glad to test this!

That is a situation where a bad assembly can pas a basic power on test then the user gets to experience the failure. Hope your replacement shows soon!

Just measured a spike 1.5" TC 90 and it is a bit over .8" ID. The QD 1.5" TC fittings measure .5" ID to connect to the silicone hoses.

@mggray87 From your picture, it looks like the neutral screw was loose, creating heat from the bad connection then melting the solder. Additional solder would not prevent that bad connection problem, but Spike should figure that out when they examine the failure.

Would running 1 gallon through a CIP for an hour also work?

I'll try it!

The problem is that it is hard to find anything larger than 14/3 with a c13 due to it's specifications. You can try this 8FT IEC 320 C-20 to IEC 320 C-13 Computer Power Cord 12/3 SJTW CEE and change the one end to a NEMA 5-15 (only rated to 15A) which solves your voltage drop issue, but that is...

One other option is to double nut the main body bulkhead, then use the nut closest to the pot to hold the fitting while adding the valve.

Nice Job! The outlet on top probably should have been in the back to protect it more from any splashing but you may have been full on the back. Looks like you got rid of the pid switch and that comes on with the main switch. If you don't intend to use a pump, what is the outlet for? A steam...

Good excuse for a new smoker! Im in.

You could snake it in from the drip tray (assuming it exits in the bottom of the refrigerator and does not go all the way to the freezer) without disabling the defrost cycle.