Pressure Adjustment Tool, for aquatec.

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They are Available at your local Refrigeration HVAC Supply House or Online. Should be under $10.00 plus tax.
Johnson Controls T-4000-119​

 
Thank you for sharing
 
Really? An Allen wrench?
Why don't you just buy a whole set for that price?

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You can certainly do that. Be prepared for the Hex Keys to fall out of that holder, after it is worn. Drop the small keys, spend some time looking for them were ever they bounce too.
 
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You can certainly do that. Be prepared for the Hex Keys to fall out of that holder, after it is worn. Drop the small keys, spend some time looking for them were ever they bounce too.
So get one of these for $6

I would think most folks should have an imperial and metric set anyway….
 
You can certainly do that. Be prepared for the Hex Keys to fall out of that holder, after it is worn. Drop the small keys, spend some time looking for them were ever they bounce too.
And the one you are suggesting has a holder? Or a place to put it so it doesn't get lost?
I'm not trying to be argumentative, just helping people to save money. It is so common that companies charge ridiculous amounts for simple tools for their own merchandise. Where I used to work we used to buy screws, we would turn around and sell them at a seven times up charge. So now that $0.05 screw cost you $0.35. We did this with every spare part we sold. This is common practice in America. Imagine buying a stainless steel screw that you could get for a $1 and now have to pay $7. It adds up quick if you need to buy a dozen of them.
 
Its Blue color and size makes it easier to find, also it has a pocket clip, that clips on the RO/DI Bracket. On my RO/DI there’s a tiny unused hole In the bracket, to park it in.
 

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