Set fire to a large dab size and look and listen close Maybe Gives a hunch
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Did You clean the cls with methanol ?
I cleaned it with alcohol
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Iād dry your material more if necessary, keep in the freezer until youāre ready for it and chill your solventā¦
If youāre not gonna dewaxā¦
Water or mystery oil if new tankā¦ distill your gas and clean your extractor goodā¦ if your gas is old distill it and try and introduce some fresh tane inā¦ thats first thing I would doā¦
Newport Maine hereā¦ shout out to the Mainers!!!
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Water
Try keeping the recovery temp the same 25c to 30c, I have noticed chucks of wax when the extractor gets really cold then warmed up rapidly, and pull more of the solvent out before pouring helps with stability.
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Seems to be an excess of moisture.
Are you possibly shutting your water circulator off too early and itās causing fats to drop out and cause this?
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those are your molesieves.
go read about them: Search results for 'molecular sieve' - Future4200
specifically how to test them after regenerating: Molecular sieve beads - #24 by cyclopath
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Like said above, you may need to recover warmer. Its winter and ambient temps have changed. Nucleation forms in cold solvent mixture before pour.
This may be pretty simpleā¦
Did you get this before or after processing in vac?
Are u running a closed loop and recovering fuel?
Did u run ambient temperature or somewhat cold?