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Posted by DIMwit on December 5, 2006, 6:20 pm
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> .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:
>> On 5 Dec 2006 14:40:00 -0800, jackb@sunflower.com wrote:
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>> >I have a humidifier installed on my furnace. I have an electronic 24
>> >volt water valve that shuts on and off when the pacific transformer
>> >class 2 sends the voltage.I have a multimeter to check the voltage at
>> >the transformer to see if it is working properly. There are two wires
>> >connected to the transformer going to the electronic water valve.I
>> >tried connecting my multimeter one lead to each wire but have no
>> >reading. I know the valve is working because when I disconnect the wire
>> >at the water valve the valve closes.How do I properly connect my leads
>> >from my multimeter to the transformer to get a reading?I am trying to
>> >determine if the voltage is shut off or is letting some voltage leak
>> >by.The reason for all of this I installed a new water valve and when
>> >the water valve shuts or tries to shut it is making my water line
>> >vibrate vigorously. I guess the main thing I want to know is how to
>> >check the voltage at the transformer.
>> >Thanks
>> >Jack
>>
>> No, the main thing you want to know is WTF 'water hammer' is,
>> and how to fix it.
>>
>> Go look it up.
> Where would you suggest I start to look it up?
> mapman
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>>
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From a Google search: http://www.plastomatic.com/water-hammer.html . There
are many other finds by google on this subject
Bob
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