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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Jack Avery on November 04, 2008, 06:56:22 pm
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How complete does the L5 come? Does it come with a flue kit? What extras are required to fit it? And finally a link to the US supplier?
Thank you very much (-:
Jack.
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Jack. Why not read the thread about it, you will find all the info in it. For instance: the link to the supplier is post No 7 in the thread. ???
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Steve a
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It doesn't need a flue and all you do is put a hoselock connector on your outlet pipe from your DI and push it on to the "INLET" and fit another one to the "OUTLET" and connect that to your hose reel. The unit can be fixed to the plylining of your van using just 2 screws. I used a couple of small brackets to hold the unit slightly away from the lining as mine is plastic coated. Next you cut off the regulator on the gas inlet pipe that comes with it, and fit a standard .37nbar regulator. All that's need to fit the new regulator is to push the barb end into the pipe and tighten a jubilee clip around it. Screw this on to your gas bottle and check the seal for leaks by brushing on a solution of washing up liquid and water. Turn on the gas and if their is a leak the water will bubble and you will smell the gas. Turn on the water and check for water leaks. then away you go...... I think that's it. Should take 1hr tops to fit.
Regards
Mr H
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It shoudn`t take long to fit as long as you can find water connectors that don`t leak,has anyone any ideas which ones are best to go from heater to hoselock.
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It shoudn`t take long to fit as long as you can find water connectors that don`t leak,has anyone any ideas which ones are best to go from heater to hoselock.
Ive used Hoselock screw thread tap connectors. The ones you use on outside taps. Then just connected NEW hoselock fittings. I'm sure the RO-man will have barbed fittings but until I have time to go through his site then the hoselocks will have to do...
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just use plenty of silicone sealant, shouldn't have any probs with hozelock then.