Gary Slusser
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If as you say the injector only controls flow, why do they change the BLFC button to various sizes?No, not at all. You said the BLFC controled flow out of the brine tank. You agreed that there is a gap in the BLFC for the brine to go around. I'm just trying to figure out how in the world you could think the BLFC controlled flow out of the brine tank when:
1. Water will follow the path of least resistance.
2. The BLFC can only be installed in one direction.
3. If the BLFC controlls flow out of the brine tank, then why would they make different size injectors which in my opinion will change the flow rate of the draw draw and not the BLFC.
Please explain.
The injector alone does not control flow, the BLFC button and the injector together do. And that is what I said that you have been going on about since, so Skip, you can believe anything you want to but it is the combination, not just the injector.