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Thread: RCBS Pro Melt issues

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    RCBS Pro Melt issues

    Good Day,

    I purchases a used pro melt that I am finding out has a couple of issues with leaking. I looks like the nozzle may have gotten bent a bit and now it leaks around the spout and out of the spout itself. The nozzle looks a bit banged up. I called RCBS to purchase a replacement pot and nozzle but they no longer stock them. I would really like to get this pot going. What is the best source of action here? Is there another source for parts? Here is a picture.

    https://share.icloud.com/photos/0xtG...2H_sxhFrUIBNQg

    Thanks in advance.

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    Can’t you straighten it?

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    I may be able to. I ripped it all apart and straightened and cleaned it. The problem is where the valve stem seats at the top of the valve it is slightly warped. Not sure if I will ever get a seal there again.

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    No other suggestions?

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    Ream/chamfer a new surface for the valve to seat against each other ? Might have to be creative for such an endeavor.

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    I couldn't get your picture to open, so this is just a guess.

    If you can get the valve to operate correctly, try lapping the rod and seat together with fine valve grinding compound. find it for a few dollars at the auto parts store.

    Hope this helps,

    Robert

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    I’ll give this a go. I can weld the spout solid to fix that leak and I’ll lap it where the valve seats

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