Check valve freze for xp310
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Check valve freze for xp310
Hey you guys how do you do a check valve freze for the xp 310?
What are the functions of that gun? I dont quite get that concepts so I m asking for some help. Thanks!
What are the functions of that gun? I dont quite get that concepts so I m asking for some help. Thanks!
- SSCBen
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Check valve freezing for the Super Soaker XP 310 is exactly the same as check valve freezing for the Max-D 6000. Please read our Check valve freezing article for more information.
The XP 310 is a straightforward multi-nozzle air pressure water gun. Read a review for more information.
The XP 310 is a straightforward multi-nozzle air pressure water gun. Read a review for more information.
- Drenchenator
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A check valve freeze has absolutely nothing to do with freezing the parts. It is called a "freeze" because it stops or "freezes" the action of the check valve. The check valve that is removed or frozen is the extra pressure release valve. If it is removed, you can raise the soaker's power because you can pressurized the soaker more. The "freeze" part just tells that the check valve will not work anymore, because it became "frozen" or disfunctional (or was removed).
The Drenchenator, also known as Lt. Col. Drench.
- MilkMan
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Use epoxy to seal the hole. Check out the Check Valve Freeze article; Doom already gave you a link. Also, just look at the photo that is titled "Max D 6000." It will show you where to cut with black lines in the photo.
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