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Anyone have a Myson CP53 or 63? I only need the bleed screw

  • 15-10-2020 10:00pm
    #1
    brophs
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    Hi,

    I wonder does anyone have a knackered Myson CP53 or 63. There was a bit of air in the system and I opened the bleed screw and when I closed it off there was a tiny leak from the bleed screw. I’ll have to put it down to being heavy handed! Does anyone have the little bleed screw with the black cap that I could buy from them, to save me the expensive fix of a new pump?



    Thanks


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  • #2
    John.G
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    You may find a O ring seal, if so, it should be easy enough to pick one up at any plumbing place, (If the threads havn't gone) Even a few wraps of that famous PTFE tape may seal it.


  • #3
    brophs
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,339 ✭✭✭brophs


    John.G wrote: »
    You may find a O ring seal, if so, it should be easy enough to pick one up at any plumbing place, (If the threads havn't gone) Even a few wraps of that famous PTFE tape may seal it.

    Thanks John. Had a look at it in the cold light of day and it doesn't seem the screw itself comes out. Either way, as you said, a couple of wraps of PTFE seems to have made it watertight again, fingers crossed.


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