Is the solenoid replaceable
154165
Yes,but I don't think you will need to I own 3 aquateks and they never fail on me
154166
I'm sure if you write them and ask they will be able to tell you. http://aquatek-california.com/contact-us/
154167
There are screws on it and I imagine that it would pop right off if those screws were to be taken out. But I'm not intimately familiar with the device, so I'm not sure how user friendly replacing it would be assuming that it could be replaced. It may be easy as popping it off and throwing on a new one, or maybe there are delicate pieces within that would require somebody with more know how to make the replacement. I'm not really sure. I hope you find the answer you are looking for.
1831898
I am not sure if you can replace it but the one i have is so far trouble free.
2258275
I was able to do it on mine and use it to fill a hillbilly hot tub at my cabin where it needs to run for a couple hours, which it does with no problem. It is possible to rewire the solenoid but I would be very careful if you attempt this and verify that the other safety features still work.
1473926
you asked how you take off the old valve. You do not have to take off the old valve to install the solenoid. To remove the old solenoid you just unscrew it and then screw on the new one making sure that you do not get any dirt into the body of the valve.
1116594
It can be replaced. I dont know about cheaply I would say no because it has the mic and voulume control.
917174
I received your question but it was a battery solenoid that I purchased and not a starter solenoid. sorry I can't help.
208097
I would change solenoid too. For the price it not worth risking not starting on water. I didn't but my starter was bad due to bring submerged
257483
From my understanding yes. You drop the pan, and Un bolt the valve body. You have to disconnect the wire harness and Un plug all the solenoids to get the valve body out. YouTube 4l60e resold and there are several videos on removing the valve body and rebuilding it. Hope that helps
935653
No there is not there is only 3 and they are all located in the transmission. Once you drop the pan you will see all three solenoids.
178193
Replace the shift pack solenoid entirely. Google bolt pattern for easy replacement of solenoid. It will show you which bolts to remove. Change trans filter while trans is open. Pay special attention to o ring on filter. Lastly when removing trans oil pan, leave the four corner bolts on loosely. Pry pan apart first, then remove the last 4 bolts.
1377893
You don't need the solenoid. The horn has it's own solenoid. I made the mistake of buying the compressor together with a solenoid only to confirm with Wolo that the horns already come with a solenoid.
807363
Unless they've changed the design on it since I bought mine, you'd have to splice a new one in, the power cable runs through the faceplate itself and is powered through the contact plates on the magnets. So for the average user I'd say no, it's not replaceable. I'm not an average user, and I still wouldn't want to mess with it myself.
2171172
Depend of volt on solenoid you would use, there are 6 volts, 12 volts, 24 volts, 36 volts, 48 !volts and on and on.....
2162196
I think so... If you replace it, there are videos on YouTube that show how it's done. Fairly simple.
1473922
I just had to replace the solenoid, not the valve. The solenoid just unscrews. Make sure to replace the wires like they were connected.
208100
I'm by no means a mechanic, but I'm not sure what solenoid you are talking about? There is one that is part of the starter itself and the way it attached I didn't deal with any others?
2106162
My solenoid has printed on it that it has a 3/32" orifice. Whether it replaces a Carrier B2015-S85 I don't know. Also watch the water flow. There is an arrow on the unit pointing the water flow. My solenoid had to be installed backward from the original because water flow was reverse.