Assembling the water installation. Heating installation, From A to Z, part 3

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Welcome to a new mini-series of episodes about modifying the water filling connection for central heating. A series from the From A to Z section so that step by step I show how I work and at the same time I explain something.
In this episode, disassembly and desoldering of existing connections so that I can adapt the connections to my needs.
Connection modification, tap water - heating installation, From A to Z, part 1
• Przeróbka przyłącza, w...
Here we go with the second part, you need to remove the excess tin after unsoldering the old connection.
I used a sharp file, not a wood file of course, but a metal stripper.
If everything fits nicely and you can insert and easily remove the fittings, you can consider that you can start further preparatory work, until we finally want to solder them 😁
Work after unsoldering copper pipes. Heating installation, From A to Z, part 2
• Prace po rozlutowaniu ...
Here we go with the second part, you need to remove the excess tin after unsoldering the old connection.
I used a sharp file, not a wood file of course, but a metal stripper.
If everything fits nicely and you can insert and easily remove the fittings, you can consider that you can start further preparatory work, until we finally want to solder them 😁
Part 3
We are one step further, we apply flux and solder, and we screw the water refill connection in the installation with Teflon thread. It seems like a simple activity, but it takes some time to do everything right. Although, like in "live", smaller and larger mistakes are made.
If someone is wondering why I look at the bottom of the soldered fitting, the answer is simple, when a "drip of tin" is formed, it means that the socket connection of the fitting is saturated with tin and the next element can be soldered.
This is not an instruction, so please do not imitate, I make many mistakes that can cost your life or health, it is recommended that the work be performed by a licensed professional.
Timeline:
0:00 - 2:08 Applying flux and preparing for soldering
2:09 - 5:34 Copper soldering
5:35 - 6:21 Cleaning the soldering
6:22 - 12:02 Applying Teflon thread and twisting
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[@MaoWatt]

Porządne narzędzia to i robota idzie😀 💪

[@SzymonHawlicki]

Dokładnie, latami się zbierało ale było warto 😁

[@MaoWatt]

@@SzymonHawlicki jak to mówią aż chce się tym robić😂

[@SzymonHawlicki]

Dokładnie tak, tylko jeszcze na to mieć czas. Czeka mnie dużo prac „murarskich” ale nawet nie mam wszystkiego przygotowanego jak narazie … a zapowiada się że przyszły tydzień również nie da za dużo możliwości czasowych, na szczęści zdrowotnie jest lepiej 😁

[@MaoWatt]

@@SzymonHawlicki to dobrze że chociaż zdrowie jest, reszta przyjdzie😉 a ja muszę czekać na obudowę, znając życie jak przyjdzie to będzie słońce😂

[@SzymonHawlicki]

@MaoWatt to mnie najbardziej cieszy, że jest zdrowie w końcu. Ale nie mogę zaś zacząć szarpać jak głupi bo zaś się wykończę, to że przestały być objawy „schorzenia” nie znaczy że jestem zdrowy z dnia na dzień, ale powinno być lepiej 💪
Ja się zastanawiam czy iść na lenia i kupić to co Ty 🤣 czy szukać coś innego 😎
I myślę jaki BMS kupić 🤓 dla 24V JK czy lepiej jak masz Daly który powinien spokojnie ogarnąć 🤔