Hi, I am new to CO2 MMS. Can you give me suggestions where a vacuum leak might commonly be? I believe its in the soleniod, is it repairable/refurbishable? I've taken apart the solenoid and pulled/extended the spring to give more tension to rest on the valve? Didn't help.
I've check all other seals and o-ring but they seem okay. My tester is good and the hoses hook up directly to the assembly.
Fri May 13 2022
Vacuum leak on CO2 MMS
Sat May 14 2022Reply from michael1234
Depending how many years have so, You must replace all kind of seals and O-rings please because they decalibrate in time that why it's necessary Maintenance not spring please, do not tension the spring because decalibrate more faster the rubbers.Also, some of them have special Vaseline.
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Mon May 16 2022Reply from SpectramedxSean
This is something my company deals with. We do repair and preventative maintence of several products, including CO2 MMS modules. We work primarily with Canadian customers. If you are looking for someone to take a look at the unit for you, please contact us through our website at https://spectramedx.ca/contact/
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Mon Jun 13 2022Reply from Emily Vitkovitsky
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