hello, I am in restoration of a stove, I received a tool for disassembling for NRV, but I unscrew it completely and she does not want to leave her housing, when I put the pump and of the pressure, she is stopped. how I can leave it and which control I must bring to him. Marcus.
@marcus new caledonia This type of Selus? And the type of NRV on the right, here? The only thing that can prevent a NRV being removed if fully unscrewed is debris at the bottom of the pump tube. Maybe an old torn pump leather or part of one. Sometimes if there’s a lead sealing washer for the NRV to pump end cap joint that can hinder removal - it gets squashed into the NRV threads and sticks to the end cap. Whatever you can utilise to grab hold of the NRV head - long-nosed pliers (it’s a short pump tube) will do the trick. If it helps HERE’s my write-up of that Selus model. John
Not it is not the same one as yours, I post photographs of which you you have an idea of the kind. the last of the photographs are the parts which I received from THE BASE CAMP. Marcus.
Hi @marcus new caledonia somtimes NRVs stick at the bottom of pump tubes. Borrow or buy a set of straight artey foreceps long enough to reach the bottom of the tube. Grip the NRV and pull: Search Google to see illustrations of Artery Forceps. Hi @presscall here is link to earlier post on this Selus stove: https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/stove-selus.38237/ Best Regards, Kerophile.
Bonjour les gars, je reviens à vous parce que je ne peux pas faire fonctionner mon sel correctement. Après le dernier avis que j'ai reçu, la VNR est sortie, mais j’ai des problèmes pour l’étanchéité de la VNR, probablement un plomb. J'ai essayé de mettre un joint torique plat en caoutchouc et du ruban de téflon utilisé dans la plomberie, mais rien ne le fait fuir encore. quand je mets de la pression dans le réservoir, le kérosène monte dans la pompe et lave le lubrifiant. Comment enlever le plomb, quel type de cachet dois-je remettre?
Translation of last post @marcus new caledonia Hello guys, I'm coming back to you because I can not run my stove properly. After the last review I received, the NRV is out, but I have problems sealing the NRV, probably a lead. I tried to put a flat rubber o-ring and teflon tape used in the plumbing, but nothing makes it leak again. when I put pressure in the tank, kerosene rises into the pump and washes the lubricant. How to remove lead, what kind of seal do I need to put back? Marcus, did you replace the PIP in the NRV? Sometimes the old lead seal needs to be scraped off with a flat blade screwdriver or a pointed steel pick.
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