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Old 12-13-2005, 03:14 PM   #1
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Can anyone suggest a better way to change the fluid out in the HWH system, other than a turkey baster to remove it froom the reservoir!!TENN.VOL.
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Can anyone suggest a better way to change the fluid out in the HWH system, other than a turkey baster to remove it froom the reservoir!!TENN.VOL.
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Old 12-13-2005, 03:48 PM   #3
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Call HWH. They have great support. And report what they tell you back here.
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My Power Gear reservoir has a drain plug on the bottom.
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It would be great if HWH had a drain on their reservoir. Theoretically, you could just turn on the pump and pump out all the fluid... -but the suction tube is not all the way down at the bottom of the reservoir where the contaminants are lying... Turkey baster or some kind of oil-change pump seems to be the only way.
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