At 06:26 AM 2/19/2010, you wrote:
The transducer disk is on the bottom of the smaller discharge
section, about 1/4" in diameter suspended in a rubber ring about
3/8" in diameter.
You can't remove it, but you can soak it and clean it up.
Thanks!
I looked at mine, and it does look kinda cruddy so will clean it via soaking.
Sometimes the water will cavitate and create a bubble on the disk
preventing a mist from forming..usually sucking on the discharge
tube will make enough of a vacuum to de-cavitate the
water...sometimes less water will get things going [remove
reservoir and tip a little water out]
I've had that happen a couple of times when the water level in the
small chamber got too high, and removing some of the water did fix that.
sol
