--- In [email protected], "sean neill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I suppose that you could put in a little 'condenser' to cool the
> water from the hotwell on its way to the injector so it was cold
> enough for the injector to 'strike' ...
> Sean
>
Yeah, sounds like hassle!
- What we find is that if we turn on the tap above the hotwell and
begin toping it up with cold water (from the domestic tank) this cools
down the end section of the hotwell (hotwell is seprated into four
sections, with filter cloth rolls between) enough that the injector
will run satisfactorally untill all the water in the end section is
new, cold, water. Job done!
Of cause, all this is acctally a little acadmic at the moment as both
our injectors are currently out of action.
Daniel
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