Thank you, gentelmen.
Although technically correct, for those less technically inclined, this
simply
means that if you let it run a while it should air out where it doesn't
smell
any more.
I might add that if it doesn't stop smelling in a few hours, let it go for
a few
days.
Marshall
brooks bradley wrote:
> Before you panic, try running the pump....discharging
into a
> free-air atmosphere, for several hours. I believe you will discover
that
> the sublimation products causing you so much consternation.....will no
> longer manifest. This "conditioning" process usually mitigates against
such
> "out-gassing" products from the diaphragm.
> Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
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