Edurau

835

hace 6 años

They are changed position, the top one is down, the bottom one must be loaded with water and the top one empty, when the bottom one weighs, (it should not be regulated at the bottom, but 1/3 or 1/2 of the tank ), the engine starts, and when the water reaches the top, (at 1/8 or 1/10 dfel tank), it floats and relieves the load, then stops the engine. luck

Edurau

835

hace 6 años

I have had that system for 46 years in my house, and it only fails the tansa is cut, once every 10 to 12 years, there are other systems, Peeeerrrroooo, my neighbors are working in the tank every so often. luck

albarracinmauro

34

hace 6 años

The one below is with water and the one above is empty.

nastor

17.232

hace 6 años

Hi Mauro, I deleted the comment as wrong, colleagues agree that the buoys are going as you said at the beginning.

nastor

17.232

hace 6 años

Does Fibosa 600 have inverted cups?

elektomaq

62.202

hace 6 años

I do not remember but I always put them together, whatever the brand, I never had any problem except the last two that I placed (in the same circuit) that is seen to have played a bad game and in a matter of a couple of months they called me to change first one and then the other, both had broken the microswitch, replace them with submersibles and never again

elektomaq

62.202

hace 6 años

If you use logic ... The buoy below has to go with the hole up so that it stays full of water and makes weight
And the buoy above has to go with the hollow down so that it lifts the weight since when covering the water inside the buoy an air chamber is formed capable of lifting the buoy below and inverting the switch and also preventing it fill with water since this happens the system does not work

elektomaq

62.202

hace 6 años

In short ... Both holes faced