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Help: The electric contact for the drum water level is constantly leaking from the valve seat

2018-06-11 View Original

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The electric contact for the drum water level always leaks from the valve seat. Copper gaskets that have been annealed have been replaced, and the quality of the electrodes is good as well; however, steam still leaks from those same spots every time. Leaking starts again from the valve seat just a few days after replacement, and the valve seat has also been cleaned. Could everyone please help analyze the reasons?
Reply #2 2018-06-11
It’s just broken copper and worn-out padding – why not use soft padding?
Reply #3 2018-06-11
The rotten copper isn’t steamy enough; it’s yellow in a rather pornographic way. I guess it’s your \"seating\" that’s too rough and not smooth enough? . .

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