[C320-list] Head Back Flow

[Robert Seastream]

Orlando has far too much time on his hands.  However, it's always good 
to hear from him.

Bob Seastream
'Intuition', hull 906


On Jun 22, 2007, at 9:01 PM, Adam Weiner wrote:

> Orlando you are such a joker.  And, no one wants to hear about your 
> jock
> (yellow or otherwise.)
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> Adam
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> Orlando.Duran at AveryDennison.com
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> I wear a jock, have jock itch at times but never had a jocker valve in
> the head...what I have seen is a joker valve...are you calling Cal a
> jocker? you say 'you're jocker valve'..perhaps you meant to say "Your
> joker valve"...  :)
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> OD
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> Cal,
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> You didn't indicate how long you're gone; "when I return". Minutes,
> hours,
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> or days. It sounds initially like you have a problem with you're jocker
> valve. Easy to replace.
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> Wes
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> "Calvin Liebel" <ccliebel at telus.net>
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> Hello from the Pacific North West:
> I seem to have inherited a problem from my previous boat. Water flowing
> back into the head from the holding tank. I use the KISS system of 
> using
> the shower/sink fresh water as a source for
>
> flushing so usually leave the leaver in the Dry position all the time.
> My problem is when I return to the head and find the bowl half full of
> (#*^@) I have tried leaving the selector leaver on the head in both
> directions (wet/dry) with no change in results. Asked a few owners 
> about
> this problem, while some say "leave the leaver in
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> the dry position", it would seem I am not the only one experiencing 
> this
> problem. The head works fine with only this hick-up, so have not tried
> to dismantle
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> the unit to date.  Should I dive in and check the system or is there
> something I have missed in the instructions?  After all, I am a man and
> who needs to read manuals? Cal Liebel Prairie Dream # 1056
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