Self-filling/over-filling_Mini

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Rhapsodies Fire

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Also...auto feeding can be caused by warmer temperatures, a clogged atty, or an o-ring that has bunched up or is otherwise out of place. If it is not the o-ring or the atty, then I suggest using the reducer tube that came in the plastic baggy. It slows the flow of juice through the feed tube. It is small and very clear, so it may be difficult to see in the baggy. Here are a couple pictures...
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I recommend you cut your reducer tube in half so that you have a spare if you need it. :)
 

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Well...I_took_it_apart_for_the_4th_time_and_cleaned_everything.

It's_now_back_to_normal--all_parts_are_in_great_condition...still_at_a_loss,_but_it's_all_working_now!

I have had that happen. And all it takes to fix is adjusting the cap on the bottle. In fact just a couple days ago one of my REO's was self-feeding. I loosened the cap and it stopped.
 
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