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Re: OTQ - How do you charge a pressure tank?
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Posted by paul on October 27, 2003 at 07:38:05 from (209.23.145.62):
In Reply to: OTQ - How do you charge a pressure tank? posted by Fargo on October 27, 2003 at 07:29:31:
I just turn off the pump, open a water valve in the basement to let pressuree out, & put in a tank of air - slowly - and close the water valve. You can't really got 'too much' air - if you do, it will bleed out. Usually if the tank is 1/2 air when everything is working it is about right. I'm sure there are better, more correct, ways to do this and you will hear them here. At any rate, do not over-pressurize the tank, think about what you are doing! --->Paul
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