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MYRV 12024 • OEM Review • prime-time

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Connect the unit to city water pressurized the unit went to each of the faucets make sure air was out of the line so it was at full pressure for water Open the cabinet door underneath the bathroom sink began checking the waterlines where they connect to the actual faucet at the bottom of the faucet no leaks found Began checking the rest of the waterlines behind the shelf. Some of the lines had enough slack to pull up and examine did see one of the cold water lines that was kinked. Remove the access panel at the base of the bathroom vanity cabinet, and looked underneath where the *61799* water pump is could see that there was enough slack and waterlines to be able to lift the waterlines upwards to be able to check the rest of the connections did find one T in the cold water line that was dripping from a crimp ring. Did you get necessary tools, cutters crimpers a new tea? New crimper rings was able to cut one of the crimp rings underneath the sink disconnect the cold waterline from the base of the bathroom faucet. Bring the rest of the line outward part of the tea was for the city water connection cut the other two crimp rings off remove the existing T trimmed the waterlines off where they had already been cramped installed the new T crimping the all the lines back in place prior to crimping it back into full place I was able to rotate the one crimp line to where it was no longer crimped, but it was now a Loop reconnected the waterline to the base of the faucet turned on the city water supply again again emptying all the lines to ensure all air was out of the lines ran water through the bathroom faucet turned the water off at the faucet, allowed it to sit under pressure, checked all water connections from the water pump all the way to the bathroom faucet underneath did not detect any new leaks. The crimp in the one waterline was now taken care of this job is now complete. I did reinstall the base access panel with the four screws that it was attached with originally. Requesting 1.5 hours

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