Folks,
Delta R10000 installation instructions indicate to leave plastic screen in place during soldering, but to "avoid high temperatures" since it may damage screen!?
Any idea why they want you to leave screen on, then have to worry about using too much heat?
I see photos online of installs that show it removed, presumably to facilitate soldering, which seems like the sensible thing to do (assuming it actually comes off, maybe it doesn't, I have not tried).
Thanks!
Delta R10000 installation instructions indicate to leave plastic screen in place during soldering, but to "avoid high temperatures" since it may damage screen!?
Any idea why they want you to leave screen on, then have to worry about using too much heat?
I see photos online of installs that show it removed, presumably to facilitate soldering, which seems like the sensible thing to do (assuming it actually comes off, maybe it doesn't, I have not tried).
Thanks!