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Old 10-29-2005, 10:53 AM
cc260E cc260E is offline
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For those who enjoy to know how things are made and work

First Many thanks to Pesuazo.

I tried also to repair. It is absolutely easy.

The part A is a special shaped gasket, I do not think it can be found separately.

The pictures show all the parts and the O-rings that, from my point of view, are ensuring leak tightness.

I did not have the new o-rings, but boiled them into water 30mn. The smaller o-rind recovered a bit his shape. The other one not, but all seems OK.

Reinstalled them.

I will let you know how long they will work fine.

Nevertheless, I will try to find new spare ones now that I know their dimensions.
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Auxilliary heating pump W124 260E 1988-aux-heat-pump-dsc01411-2-nom-red.jpg   Auxilliary heating pump W124 260E 1988-aux-heat-pump-dsc01411-3-red.jpg  
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