Ok my ufs is running good just one thing do I always leave the joose flow ring open?
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Keep it open while you're using it, shut it off if you start flooding. Once you have it set where it seems to be just right, keep it like that until you go to bed, then close it off, kiss it goodnight and start again in the morning!
+1, and juice for that matter.
I'm at the point now where I can just leave it open 24x7, takes awhile to build that "trust"
I don't take out the batts but I do loosen the two halves so the batteries no longer make contact with the center pin. I also close off the air and juice control as well as locking the button down.
I just set it down (Horizontally) until I pick it back up the next morning and press the button. Not one problem
I just set it down (Horizontally) until I pick it back up the next morning and press the button. Not one problem
Wow Zor, you live life on the edge.....what a wildman!! JK LOL
Actually I do that with my iAtty.
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I just set it down (Horizontally) until I pick it back up the next morning and press the button. Not one problem
Dude you are a man living life on the edge! I want to go partyin' with you, you animal!
All joking aside, with my OCD, I separate the GGTS in half and remove any atty. tank, etc.. Pretty pathetic huh?
Dude you are a man living life on the edge! I want to go partyin' with you, you animal!
All joking aside, with my OCD, I separate the GGTS in half and remove any atty. tank, etc.. Pretty pathetic huh?
Did you not read post #9? Now that's pathetic...
Horizontally down at night everything open, battery in. I never close off air or liquid unless filling. So twice a day I fill but leave everything open at night.
Thin juice could seap around the metal into the holes in the atty. If the body of the attys is slightly loose on the base it could seap in there. If there is juice in the collector tank it will suck into the atty even with the juice controll ring completely closed.
The UFS leaks if the atty isn't tight, or it isn't seating in the tank correctly.
If the atty is loose it will be apparent when you try to close the tank and it unscrews out of the CT instead.
Loosen the tip when closing the tank it should help with loose atties.
If the atty is loose it will be apparent when you try to close the tank and it unscrews out of the CT instead.
Loosen the tip when closing the tank it should help with loose atties.
Hey Skull, I forgot to also mention - apologies - remove the O ring from the tank connector (piece that goes into the collector tank) Sometimes the juice will leak with everything closed up because of that O ring. Even if the atty is tight.
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