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[email protected] hearinggloss@yahoo.com is offline
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Default Plumbing problem

On Feb 16, 9:33 am, "avid_hiker" wrote:
Help?


Take a look here.....this will help you out a bunch. Its a power point
presentation of your problem.

http://www.ppfahome.org/images/CPVC_...tion_FINAL.pps

Dean


Ok, that's a good pps file. Exactly the problem I'm having.
I see that it says that I shouldn't have used male CPVC into female
copper and tells why. I was told to do it that way because the
water pressure pushing out on the female
edges could break it. Guess I was told wrong.

Should I just reverse it and use a female CPVC with gasket around a
male copper fitting?

Or should I use the socket x metal thread where the CPVC is factory
molded into a copper fitting?

Which do you think would be best?

Again, thanks.