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Originally Posted by Dale M.
I think what Mark may be referring to is somebody monkeying around with pressure switch settings or rewiring it to make it do something different, changing the way its plumbed, changing system to anything outside the "strict" design parameters... Then of course there is the very tiny chance something in system is defective and it does cause a "incident" where some body gets hurt or killed or there is sever property damage....
There is this thing called "liability insurance" we all probably should have it in some form just because....
Dale
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Understand that completely. Pouring oil in the compressor or plugging it in to 220 could have bad results. I think its very similar to playing with a 2500 degree torch or piping propane or knocking over a tank of oxy. One must be careful when dealing with most of the things we glass workers tend to take for granted.
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Dave
On a Delta Elite with compressed tank and generators
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