Leaking JB Artica chiller

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Hello my fellow reefers
I have a 1/3 HP JB Artica chiller.
It has been working great for the past three and a half yrs
I noticed a major leak recently and had to take chiller off line. Fortunately since it's winter it's not currently needed.after inspecting the chiller I noticed that the outlet pipe was shattered internally. I am not certain how this occured.
Once it was installed, I did not move it around.
I reached out to the manufacturer and in our discussions it appeared that it was a defect and I would get some help.
Unfortunately I stopped hearing from the contact at JB Artica.
See image attached.
I would appreciate any suggestions .
Thank you.

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Unless you had an extended warranty, I don’t see much recourse for you. Five years continuous service would be a good run on equipment. You got 80% of that.
 
Is that the sensor probe or oulet line? If so, not much pressure going though the lines, glue the piece back on using epoxy ( two part clear) then wrap the whole piece in jb waterweld, it'll hold.
 
Is that the sensor probe or oulet line? If so, not much pressure going though the lines, glue the piece back on using epoxy ( two part clear) then wrap the whole piece in jb waterweld, it'll hold.
Thanks, will do
 

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