If the leak is small enough and the pipe heats up, it could be that it is expanding enough close off the leak. There is PVC epoxy that can be used on the outside to seal small leaks.
Re: Sungrabber solar panel flow rate calculation
If the leak is small enough and the pipe heats up, it could be that it is expanding enough close off the leak. There is PVC epoxy that can be used on the outside to seal small leaks.
Mark
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Re: Sungrabber solar panel flow rate calculation
Mark,
I'll look for that PCV epoxy.
Thanks for all your time on this and the other "winterizing solar panel" threads.
Blessings,
Ted (TRHOD) North Canton, Ohio
1974 Anthony 24,000 gal IG vinyl, Hayward sand filter/1hp superpump. (5) 2x20ft sungrabber solar panel roof mounted
Acquired pool June 2006 Been BBBing ever since
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