Propress...this is leaking right?
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Have it repaired with new copper pipe, fittings and lead free solder.
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it could be lack of proper prep on the tube, or the tool out of calibration
Even with a proper press, they sometimes develop micro leaks. Glycol seems to be more prone to that green fuzzing
An opinion from one manufacturer on glycol systems
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
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I don’t see the dimples on the fitting to show that it was pressed properly.
might be able to clean it up and re-press it but it’ll probably have to be cut out0 -
@HydronicMike , no glycol in the heating system.
@pecmsg , the dimples are there, just hard to see due to the black staining. To me, they look the same as the dimples on the fitting above it.
This was installed about 6 years ago and I do not recall ever seeing the green residue. I recall black staining on the pipe but not on the fitting itself….I always though the black was from a sharpie.
Thanks, FloMo
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All…I wiped away some of the residue from one side of the fitting. This should give you all a better vantage point. Thank you all, FloMo
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Thank you all. You are all so very helpful and it is very much appreciated.
Flo
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