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Yes, it is normal. That is only on the outside of the chamber. It means your system is sealed. You can burp it out by loosening canister while it is running, then tighten it back up after air is removed.
10-4 thanksYes, it is normal. That is only on the outside of the chamber. It means your system is sealed. You can burp it out by loosening canister while it is running, then tighten it back up after air is removed.
I noticed I had a lot of air collecting in the winter time, and had to burp it a lot. I don't think it hurts anything, but I just do it.10-4 thanks
Not sure if I just never noticed it but in 12 years of being in the hobby iv never caught it doing that lol
Do you think I should just burp the system or something?Your DI Cartridge is an axial flow cartridge - meaning water goes in one end (the bottom) and out the other end. Because the bottom is submerged in water, the trapped air has no way to get out. That's why you see this issue in your DI housings, but not in the carbon block and sediment filter housings. Those filters are radial flow - and the air can move through the side of the filter and out of the housing.
Russ
Sure - that's the easy/quick solution.Do you think I should just burp the system or something?