My Ozone has a leak in the boston valve.
I took the le out and seems to be unglued and air comed out by a corner
I do not know how this type of valve works.
Is it possible to remove and reglue with aquaseal???
Does this valve have a base of poly or its just the valve?
Regards
Boston valve leak
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Re: Boston valve leak
Are you certain? Even a fine gran of sand on the rubber seal can make it leak?
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Re: Boston valve leak
Hi,
you can put a layer of PU glue around the valve base (cover both directions at least for 3mm), if not working pls find the replacement valve on extra large valve base here:
http://drtuba.eu/Refill-Kits/VALVESXL/S ... tml#videos
you can put a layer of PU glue around the valve base (cover both directions at least for 3mm), if not working pls find the replacement valve on extra large valve base here:
http://drtuba.eu/Refill-Kits/VALVESXL/S ... tml#videos
adamharr wrote:My Ozone has a leak in the boston valve.
I took the le out and seems to be unglued and air comed out by a corner
I do not know how this type of valve works.
Is it possible to remove and reglue with aquaseal???
Does this valve have a base of poly or its just the valve?
Regards