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Lapel, In | Easier and quicker way for a tank equipped with a diaphram air supply valve. Simply unscrew the round nut holding the check ball in place. Its on the bottom of the valve as a rule.Clean the ball and its seat. Reassemble and let the valve do the work it was intended to do. The old house crawl space used to be littered with those old valves until I figured out how to fix the problem without spending any money or messing with the time consuming job of draining the water from the tank. The best cure is to install a new bladder tank. | |
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