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Posted by:
Alex Jeyschune
on August 20, 2003 at 23:19:24

ive got a CenterFlag 201 series tank and today i got it filled. well somehow the guy got the tank to turn off by pushing the on/off pin really far into the on position. now once my tank is on its near to impossible to get it to turn off. when i push the pin into the off position the tank leaks. the only way to get it to turn off completely is to push the pin somewhere in between the on/off position which is a pain to do because there is still air flowing through the reg. is there anyway to fix this without buying a whole new reg??

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: ive got a CenterFlag 201 series tank and today i got it filled. well somehow the guy got the tank to turn off by pushing the on/off pin really far into the on position. now once my tank is on its near to impossible to get it to turn off. when i push the pin into the off position the tank leaks. the only way to get it to turn off completely is to push the pin somewhere in between the on/off position which is a pain to do because there is still air flowing through the reg. is there anyway to fix this without buying a whole new reg??

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