[ftp]

Would you worry? Got a couple of tanks to get through 'till it's all pure again.

[R W C]

do you not have resin on your van.

Chris

[clean]

You should be fine with that,i checked mine today just filled my 350L van tank and as soon as it was full dipped my tds meter in and it read 40   oops
so had to empty it all out and re-do my resin vessel with fresh resin  

[LWC]

Dont worry till about 010 mate, i dont...i went out for 2 days few weeks ago with 055 on 2 massive days...had one complaint and that was one that had done her own windows with hose.

Dunna stress 

[ftp]

Resin in van? Not after ten minutes ago   Di now on static. Trying to eliminate as many connectors and joints in the van because i'm fed up with air in the system. Going to make it as simple as I possibly can.

[RO-Sheen]

I second working upto 10. I have been working at 5 or 6 for about 12 months now and never had a complaint.

[ftp]

Cheers chaps - just done my own and waiting for them to dry.

[matt]

mine has been 006 since christmas, its what my RO produces it as

i really should order some more resin

[Clive McDonald]

Resin in van? Not after ten minutes ago   Di now on static. Trying to eliminate as many connectors and joints in the van because i'm fed up with air in the system. Going to make it as simple as I possibly can.

My approach from the start.

[matt]

Resin in van? Not after ten minutes ago   Di now on static. Trying to eliminate as many connectors and joints in the van because i'm fed up with air in the system. Going to make it as simple as I possibly can.

My approach from the start.

havent i been saying this for years, keep it simple, less to go wrong

[DaveG]

did you sort out the air in the system Dave?

[ftp]

Yep, turned out to be a square sort of socket affair on the head of my DI vessel with leaky threads.
I've now bought a brand new one and you wouldn't believe the amount of ptfe tape required to stop the threads leaking. It's not too much of a problem 'cos i'm now static DI instead.
I was always told about two and a half turns of tape were sufficient for most threads - I must have at least eight turns on them and they are still weeping. 

[macmac]

Yep, turned out to be a square sort of socket affair on the head of my DI vessel with leaky threads.
I've now bought a brand new one and you wouldn't believe the amount of ptfe tape required to stop the threads leaking. It's not too much of a problem 'cos i'm now static DI instead.
I was always told about two and a half turns of tape were sufficient for most threads - I must have at least eight turns on them and they are still weeping. 

Whoever told you 2.5 turns hasn't a clue!  At least 12+ Build it up untill it looks like it's never going to fit back in!

[DaveG]

Glad to hear its sorted mate...just a tip in the future use GAS ptfe tape its much thicker 

[ftp]

That's interesting. i have a gasboard fitter at the end of my close