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Old 11-01-2003, 08:34 AM   #10
Sneakinup
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Key Problem--- Solved!

As it turns out, the water fill lock was merely corroded from not having been opened in a long time. Some heavy soaking of WD-40, in addition to light taps with a hammer, released it. It is all lubed up and working fine.

I learned my lesson about not letting mechanical things go unused for long periods of time. As I get closer to getting my money pit (said with Love of course) rolling, I'm starting a routine of checking all functions. I don't want to hear, "Houston, we have a problem" anymore!

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