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rusty221369 New Members
Joined: 11 Feb 2005 Location: Santa Ana, So. Cal
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Posted: 2005.03.24(Thu)21:08 Post subject: JbJ Regulator Help!!! |
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I got this regulator about two weeks ago and its stopped working. I got it without the bubble counter so its just the regulator and the solenoid. But now it has stopped working I've only seen it on in the morning at about 7:15 then when I get home from school it has stopped working. Has anyone had this problem? OR does is need the tank to be full? |
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Craig Regulars

Joined: 01 Jan 2004 Location: The Chestnut Tree Cafe
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Posted: 2005.03.24(Thu)21:28 Post subject: |
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Check your air line for leaks. If you've got that rigid tubing that comes with some setups it loves to crack. One small leak and your unit may stop working. If you've got that rigid tubing I'd just go ahead and replace it. If it's the same kind I had it'll just continue to crack again and again. _________________
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rusty221369 New Members
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Posted: 2005.03.24(Thu)21:39 Post subject: |
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no its not rigid tubing, its silicone tubing I bought from petco.... I think it has something to do with the solenoid.... |
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Craig Regulars

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Posted: 2005.03.24(Thu)21:45 Post subject: |
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hmmm...
Check for leaks and make sure all your connections are tight. Use something like a pipe wrench or big crescent wrench to tighten all your hardware. Hand tightening isn't good enough.
Other than that the only other things are an empty cylinder or if you put your solenoid on a timer check that.
You can check to see if your solenoid is working by unplugging and then plugging it back in. You should hear it click. (Plug it into the wall to do this. If you use a timer that is in the "off" position it won't work.) _________________
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rusty221369 New Members
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Posted: 2005.03.24(Thu)21:54 Post subject: |
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| it has to be the solenoid then it doesn't click....ill see if the lfs where I got it will exchange it for me....if they don't then what?.... |
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Craig Regulars

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Posted: 2005.03.24(Thu)22:02 Post subject: |
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I don't know what I'd do. Yell at the clerk until they called the police?  _________________
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rusty221369 New Members
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Posted: 2005.03.24(Thu)22:17 Post subject: |
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| hahahaha no I won't do that I've been going to that store for years now and they know I'm a regular and they knock a couple bucks off the total.hopefully theyll just exchange it. I don't want to go through the warranty thing through jbjlighting.. itd be too much of a hassle |
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rusty221369 New Members
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Posted: 2005.03.25(Fri)18:56 Post subject: |
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Well I just took it back and the guy just exchanged it no problem . Now to go hook it up... |
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Craig Regulars

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Posted: 2005.03.26(Sat)14:55 Post subject: |
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Soooo...is it working?
...must...write...longer...message. Which normally wouldn't be a problem for me since I tend to be a bit longwinded at times. Sometimes though, I just feel like asking a simple question like "is it working?"
Soooo...is it working? _________________
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rusty221369 New Members
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Posted: 2005.03.27(Sun)18:55 Post subject: |
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lol
sorry yeah its working...this one makes the click when I plug it in. the other one didn't. lets just hope that this one lasts... |
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