Newly Arrival Pall Ring for Tunisia Factories

Pall Ring has features of low pressure drop, great flux, high efficiency.

Material: Stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, bronze, 304L, 316L, and other alloy, carbon seep aluminium.Strengthen polypropylene, strengthen nylon6, strengthen nylon66, strengthening PBT can also be requested by user.

Application: Used in all kind of separation, absorb, dis-absorb plants, constant decompress plants, compounding ammonia plant, decarbonization plant, desulfuration plant，separation of ethylbenzene, separation of isooctane/ methylbenzene.

Technical Data Sheet

If your car’s A/C is low on refrigerant and blowing hot air, that means the system, by definition, has a leak somewhere. You can add more refrigerant, but that refrigerant won’t last unless you seal the leak.

Super Seal is the fast, easy, inexpensive way to seal small A/C leaks yourself. A single can seals leaks in both the metal and rubber components of the air conditioning system, without the expense of replacing parts.

Using Super Seal is simple:

1. Locate the low-pressure port on your car A/C system. For help in finding the port on your vehicle, visit our online port locator: https://bit.ly/R1npRR
2. Attach the hose to the Super Seal can.
3. Start the engine and set the A/C and fan to maximum.
4. Connect the hose coupler to the low-pressure port.
5. Dispense the can’s contents into the A/C system.
6. Add R-134a refrigerant to recharge the system.
7. Allow the air conditioner to run for 15 minutes to circulate the Super Seal throughout the system.

Have questions? Ask the pro: https://bit.ly/1e8xjep

R-134a Super Seal can be found on the shelves of most auto parts stores. To find the nearest location, type your zip code into our store locator: https://bit.ly/1qgX12n

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In this video I show you how to remove and replace the the center diverter stem in a three valve shower body.

If you have never attempted a diverter stem replacement then I suggest you also check out my video series titled three valve shower body repair. You can watch them for free here:

Three Valve Shower Body Repair – Part 1:

https://www.bobsplumbingvideos.com/three-valve-shower-body-repair-part-1/

Three Valve Shower Body Repair – Part 2:

https://www.bobsplumbingvideos.com/three-valve-shower-body-repair-part-2/

I walk you through the steps on removing the hot and cold water stems along with some tool suggestions for getting the job done. The function the diverter stem is solely to direct the water to the shower head or the tub nozzle and with this repair you won’t have to shut off any water to the fixture itself. Just make sure the hot and cold water sides the shower body are in the off position.

To remove the stem you simply follow the same instructions out lined in my video “three valve shower body repair” where I demonstrate the removal of the hot and cold water stems. As you can see this stem looks a little different and has a two way function. When the stem is pull back away from the seat the water will travel through two openings in the stem that direct the water up to the shower head. When the washer is closed against the seat the water travels full flow down through the tub nozzle. Their is also a seat inside the body that should be replace when you install a new stem, don’t forget to make sure the stem is in the fully opened position before placing in back into the body. If it’s in the closed or halfway position, you’ll chance damaging the stem and or shower body.

In a world of new style single lever pressure balanced tub and shower faucets, the three valve shower body still exists and when they fail, the repairs have to be made. I hope the video shed some light on the subject of replacing the stems and seats in these style shower bodies

Watch the video and if you have any questions, please head on over to https://www.BobsPlumbingVideos.com and get in touch.

For more about the tools and gear I use in these videos and in my plumbing business, head on over to the gear store at-https://www.bpvgear.com

Happy Plumbing!
Bob