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drain port location

IFUS
By IFUS
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5 minutes ago, James Evens said:

If you want to make it easy:

1. drain port

2. valve

3. fill port

 

If you need to drain it close the inline valve and add pressure/air to the fill port.

i am a bit confusing here, what the use of the inlien valve in the system

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Some pictures of your project will be helpfull, it is best to place it in the lowest point of you loop.

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