Just finished my latest plumbing project.
I installed a RO filter in my laundry room to fill up five-gallon jugs. Everything went very well and it was working flawlessly for the first day.
The next day, two of the screw on connections for the plastic tubing started dripping. The owner’s manual troubleshooting section said to tape the threads if they leak. I did this to the first connection and it stopped dripping and I have had no further problems with that connection. The second connection is hard to reach, so when I taped it, I put on too much tape and it rolled up on the threads. Now this connection really leaks!
So my question is how do I remove the tape without damaging the plastic threads?
Thanks
Chad
I installed a RO filter in my laundry room to fill up five-gallon jugs. Everything went very well and it was working flawlessly for the first day.
The next day, two of the screw on connections for the plastic tubing started dripping. The owner’s manual troubleshooting section said to tape the threads if they leak. I did this to the first connection and it stopped dripping and I have had no further problems with that connection. The second connection is hard to reach, so when I taped it, I put on too much tape and it rolled up on the threads. Now this connection really leaks!
So my question is how do I remove the tape without damaging the plastic threads?
Thanks
Chad