Mattg4321 Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago I’ve not come across these AAV’s with 2 caps before. Usually just the one. Can anyone explain the function of both? cheers
JohnMo Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago You really should do an image search and let AI tell you Operation: For normal automatic operation, the top cap should be left slightly open. It also includes a manual vent function, which is useful for rapidly bleeding air when filling a new system. So is left slightly open to self bleed. Side to quickly manually bleed.
Mattg4321 Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago 23 minutes ago, JohnMo said: You really should do an image search and let AI tell you Operation: For normal automatic operation, the top cap should be left slightly open. It also includes a manual vent function, which is useful for rapidly bleeding air when filling a new system. So is left slightly open to self bleed. Side to quickly manually bleed. Thanks. Was that an AI answer, or from your own experience? Ive been testing out ChatGPT recently and found it’s not to be trusted. Confidently states things as fact, which turn out to be nonsense. It has its uses, but it’s basically a more advanced search engine imo. AI in the literal sense it is not
JohnMo Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Via the same search, but direct wording from the Emneti website. The Tecno-Varia vent valves allow for automatic air evacuation, but with the patented Tecno-Varia version and the extra manual vent, it is also possible: - monitor the valve's regular operation; - accelerate air evacuation in specific conditions (e.g., system filling). 38 minutes ago, JohnMo said: So is left slightly open to self bleed. Side to quickly manually bleed Those were my words 1
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