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14-04-20, 20:18
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Hi Lynn,
You make a good point. I am no expert on these so am only repeating what the engineer who is assembling the pumps has told me. However your theory does make sense in that so long as the spring has sufficient pressure to keep both ends of the rubber bellows sealed against the carbon disc at one end and the impeller at the other it should be OK, or at least as good as these ever were.
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