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Re: Leaky Pig
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- Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 08:23:58 -0700
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Original poster: "Dr. Resonance" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxx>
Remove the top and toss it away. Use a piece of phenolic to get the
terminals, ground, and HV in and out of the case. Use GTO for the HV out
connection. Attach phenolic to top with silicone like GE Silicone II. It's
not oil proof, but it won't be in the oil. A healthy dose will seal it up.
Drill a small 1/8th inch vent hole in the phenolic to allow venting when the
xmfr heats up.
Matt E.
Resonance Research Corporation
E11870 Shadylane Rd.
Baraboo WI 53913
>
> I have the same problem!!!!!!! I haven't solved it, although I have tried
> several things. The only thing that has stopped it, although is by no
means
> a permanent solution is wedging the relief valve part way open to keep
> presssure from building up. I have concerns about moisture getting in
> though. I even removed the insulator and packed it with silicone. No Luck.
> I drained enough oil out to be below insulator level. That didn't help.
the
> wires are covered in a woven insulation, and it's wicking up through it.
Oh
> well. If anyone DOES have a solution, please pass it on!
>
> Chris W
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