In the installation instruction is said "sweat onto 1/2 inch C.W.T. or thread onto 1/2 inch IPS. What is C.W.T, and IPS?
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cwt= copper water tube ips=Iron Pipe Size - Standard pipe threads. Female IPS is internal pipe threads, male IPS are external pipe threads.
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I hired a plumber to do this. Looking on youtube, etc I originally thought it's just a screw-off & screw-on, but screw-off would not budge so I called plumber. He wound up using acetylene torch and operation did not appear trivial. Recommend find local plumber and hire
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cwt= copper water tubeips=Iron Pipe Size - Standard pipe threads. Female IPS is internal pipe threads, male IPS are external pipe threads.
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Yes there is a coupling that needs to be sweated on to the copper coming out to the wall . Mine had to be done to fit galvanized pipe by a plumber.
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I've installed 2 of this particular spout. It can be treaded on 1/2" steel pipe or sweat on 1/2" copper pipe. You'll need to remove the old diverter and determine what type of pipe and lengthing exiting the wall. In my case, it was necessary to change the 1/2" nipple to accomodate the spout.
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The best application method for most i7 processors is using a "thin, vertical line." You'll want to place the heatsink on the CPU without smudging/smearing this vertical line because the heat generated from the CPU will spread the compound across the heatsink without creating air bubbles. Increases in temperature might be due to air pockets that formed.
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It is built to prevent wear on the surface of the trackpad. Keep any sort of moisture away from your computer as a rule.
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The thread is a British thread 1/2 G I think, they are a straight thread not tapered like USA threads. The company Lightinthebox was really good about trying to answer my questions. What I did was to use 1/2 NTP thread into the valve with lots of Teflon tape and made sure the fitting bottomed out. Worked OK (no leaks yet) For the Shower head I used a nice sharp 1/2 NTP die to get the right threads so I could use a standard shower brass plumbing connector in the wall in case ever want to change it. (lots of Teflon tape also) Lightinthebox did say they have an adaptor but I couldn't wait for another shipment.Hope this helps. The thread is a British thread 1/2 G I think, they are a straight thread not tapered like USA threads. The company Lightinthebox was really good about trying to answer my questions. What I did was to use 1/2 NTP thread into the valve with lots of Teflon tape and made sure the fitting bottomed out. Worked OK (no leaks yet) For the Shower head I used a nice sharp 1/2 NTP die to get the right threads so I could use a standard shower brass plumbing connector in the wall in case ever want to change it. (lots of Teflon tape also) Lightinthebox did say they have an adaptor but I couldn't wait for... » Read More The thread is a British thread 1/2 G I think, they are a straight thread not tapered like USA threads. The company Lightinthebox was really good about trying to answer my questions. What I did was to use 1/2 NTP thread into the valve with lots of Teflon tape and made sure the fitting bottomed out. Worked OK (no leaks yet) For the Shower head I used a nice sharp 1/2 NTP die to get the right threads so I could use a standard shower brass plumbing connector in the wall in case ever want to change it. (lots of Teflon tape also) Lightinthebox did say they have an adaptor but I couldn't wait for another shipment.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I bought this so long ago that I don't remember! But there probably was just to make it easier to install. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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according to this PDF from their website [ http://s7d1.scene7.com/is/content/Pfister/ss-0x8-02 ] it is either or both. It is called a "dual" === sweat it inside or screw to the outside.
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My install. was under cover. Have had no problems. Sorry don't know answer to your question .
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Read the instruction booklet. I don't remember off hand, but it is during set up.
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Sorry, we sold this at an auction so don't know the particulars of installation.
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Hi, CJ - there is no info on that in the papers that come with this unit - but when first installed, you need to buy the matching 'T'-shaped pipe that fits the threads exactly. It's a wide thread and screws on very easily. It looks like what's seen here: Aqua-Pure AP430SS Hot Water System Protector you buy this tee and have it installed one time, then just buy the filters. I think Amazon quit carrying them, there are other options, last time I got three to save on shipping. Hope this helps.
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There's a patch of compound on the heat sink... If you don't use the stock heat sink you'll need some additional paste
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I really can't say. I ordered this at someone else's instructions and then they helped me through the install process.
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Sorry I don't know anything about that! I had someone install mines for me!
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Obtain a short piece (1" long or so) of 1/4" diameter copper tubing reamed out to exactly fit over the TC shaft. Then clamp the Cu tubing in a standard brass compression fitting (with the TC installed, when the ferule collapses it will also tighten the Cu around the TC) which will usually have 1/4" NPT threads. Then use either a reducing bushing or bell reducer to adapt this assembly to the 1/2" NPT of the brew plumbing. I've done this 4 times with no problems.
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Side of heatsink top fin. Thermo compound should be the only thing between chip & heatsink
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Fred888. Thank you SO MUCH for your advice. Your tech writing is just what I needed to install the ram. I had the computer all packed up and ready to go to a service place tomorrow when I came back to this site and read your instructions. The "45 degree angle," and "the metal contacts of the ram should disappear from view," are the extra instructions that I needed. The video I watched on how to install the ram just didn't go into that detail. Again, many thanks.Kay
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You want to get pad damp first prior to putting on. It heats pretty fast but if you wanna wait a minute or two that's fine. I normally just start right away.