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Want to Buy WTB: Thermostatic Mixer and Filtration Board

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NortheastPhotographic

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I am plumbing in a forthcoming refurbished ATL 2500 for the lab and I need a thermostatic board plus filtration. I have been using the system built into my kreonite sink, but I don't think I can hook that up to the ATL. Just putting out feelers for a used option!
 
I have a mixing unit and filters that was sold by Zone VI Studios years ago. I haven't used either, since moving across country from the northeast area (20 years ago.) If interested, let me know and I'll dig up details.
 

Great to hear you've found a refurbished ATL 2500 machine. I gave up on my '2300' as I was spending more time on maintenance than processing.
 
Tom Kershaw said:
Great to hear you've found a refurbished ATL 2500 machine. I gave up on my '2300' as I was spending more time on maintenance than processing.
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I know a dealer in Germany with connections to former Jobo people who do the refurbishing. I will take a while to get to me but I am excited.
 
A while back an ebay seller had about ten of these Powers Fotopanels for $50 each. They were new but I found out all the seals were bad. Replacing the seals was not much of a problem, but finding the seals took about a year. Eventually I determined the panel was made by Watts Industries and had to call the service department to get the seals.

 
Out of curiosity, why do you think you can't use the mixing valve in your Kreonite sink? It was a while ago, but the last time I played with a Kreonite sink I was able to access the plumbing lines underneath the sink. It would not be that difficult to install a "T" on the output line of the mixing valve.
 
I have a Leonard mixing valve and thermometer rig . It’s not assembled on a panel.
 
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