Reo and Pressure.

[nonmi]

Hey all, so the other day it was about 78+ outside and about 71 inside. Every time I went out I noticed juice running down the side of my reo. After thinking it was my doing with pushing to hard on the bottle, I got to thinking maybe its the pressure from the cold to warm weather or just the pressure from outside to inside. has anyone else come across this, If so how do you keep this from happening?

Also this is my first Reo, and LOVE IT. I've spent many days looking for an upgrade and found one that will last me for some time.

 

[nerak]

Let me ask this. Do you usually have juice in your drip well?
I was in Florida last year. I did notice that my Grand was self feeding a lot in the hotter temps. I would notice it more when outside. The only thing I could do to help was to loosen the cap on the bottle some. That seemed to let the pressure equalize a little. Also not over filling my atty. Just blind squonking when needed. My drip well stayed dry inside in the air condition.

 

[Big Hitter]

Hmm, a difference of 7 degrees shouldn't be doing a darn thing.

I've gone from 20 to 70 and never noticed a bit of self feeding.

 

[nonmi]

I have yet to overfill it or flood it. I do get a little bit(guess what would be normal for anyone starting out), but this was to the brim. If you had taped the reo the juice would start to drip out.

 

[beezer]

Send it to me and I'll take a look at it for you

 

[redeyedancer]

I would try using the reducer tube that came with the mod

 

[Mudflap]

Florida primary is on Tuesday, January 31, 2012. All that hot air from all those crooked candidates is affecting your Reo!

 

[bushmaster]

I have a real problem with auto-feeding in my skidder in the heat of summer. Not to the point of running down the side but flooded attys are common-place.

 

[nonmi]

I would try using the reducer tube that came with the mod

From what I can remember I didn't get one. Though I'll look once I get home.

 

[Nic_Fan]

Try reseating the Oring in the bottle cap. Be surprised how much grief that can cause.