If I buy the M98, would I also have to purchase a check valve? Thanks
1707364
You do need a check valve. Its best practice to put a new check valve if you are replacing sump pump
1025006
no. the bracket is optional. i did not use one. my install went as planned. my advise: 1. besure to install 3 valves for a by- pass. 2. spend an extra $10 for a pressure gauge since filter body is opaque (not clear). this is installed post filter to monitor pressure differential from line side. helps when to determine filter change time. 3. allow enough bottom clearance to drop filter body and install replacement or install 20 plus inch body and cartridge. 4. use wraps of teflon tape as instructed plus couple additional ( tape is cheap) leaks are not desirable. be sure to use silicone ( vegetable) grease on seal and housing threads so seal doesnt dry out adv
1958238
yes and no...the check valve is located inside the body of the spa therefor, we need to send you a new spa body which we can and will send you.
1801760
When you buy a pump, it will have a couple of adapters with it. One of those adapters will fit your valve.
736521
I don't know. You should be able to unscrew your old valve to look at it........ and if the valve looks the same I would take a chance and order it.
1072150
The old valves should be stamped with the model number. That's how I new what to by.
145251
Mine came with 2 check valves. One for each centrifugal pump. Otherwise with only a single pump running it would be back flowing out the other pump. A third check valve in the line past these can't hurt but shouldn't be necessary...
1980010
I did not install the valve. The trim was perfect for replacing what was existing in a rental. I would suggest turning the main off. Aloha, Sean
145252
Pump includes two check-valves, one on on the backup pump and one on the primary pump. They are actually located at the bottom, where the white PVC pipe connects to the pumps (just under the rubber pipes). You can see the diaphragms if you look down the pipes before you have installed it. Note that the instructions included are incorrect in several ways because Wayne sends the instructions for both devices, not the components as a whole (which includes the check valves). In my case, I left my existing check-valve as an extra pre-caution and haven't had any issues. As an aside, the instructions also indicate that you need a weep hole. However, Wayne's website indicates that one is not necessary because "Wayne Sump Pumps are designed with a top suction inlet. This design naturaly [sic] prevents airlocking [sic] which eliminates the need for drilling a weep hole." See https://waynewatersystems.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13/session/L3RpbWUvMTQxNTg2MTkxNi9zaWQvRjY0RW5pN20%3D
756181
No the valves included with unit work perfectly. No need to buy extra valves.
130526
No , read the manual and be careful to not get sand in the valve body. Use the fill tube that comes with it.
1063981
Sorry. I have not had to replace the valve yet. I ordered it as a "just in case".
1685877
I haven't seen this order yet. But I've purchased the same last year and it did have a valve.
1193750
Hi,The S-80 Scuba cylinder does come with a new Combo Valve (accepts both DIN and K-type connections) as pictured.Thank you
1025005
no. the bracket is optional. i did not use one. my install went as planned. my advise: 1. besure to install 3 valves for a by- pass. 2. spend an extra $10 for a pressure gauge since filter body is opaque (not clear). this is installed post filter to monitor pressure differential from line side. helps when to determine filter change time. 3. allow enough bottom clearance to drop filter body and install replacement or install 20 plus inch body and cartridge. 4. use wraps of teflon tape as instructed plus couple additional ( tape is cheap) leaks are not desirable. be sure to use silicone ( vegetable) grease on seal and housing threads so seal doesnt dry outadv no. the bracket is optional. i did not use one. my install went as planned. my advise: 1. besure to install 3 valves for a by- pass. 2. spend an extra $10 for a pressure gauge since filter body is opaque (not clear). this is installed post filter to monitor pressure differential from line side. helps when to determine filter change time. 3. allow enough bottom clearance to drop filter body and install replacement or install 20 plus inch body and cartridge. 4. use wraps of teflon tape as instructed plus couple additional ( tape is cheap) leaks are not desirable. be sure to... » Read More no. the bracket is optional. i did not use one. my install went as planned. my advise: 1. besure to install 3 valves for a by- pass. 2. spend an extra $10 for a pressure gauge since filter body is opaque (not clear). this is installed post filter to monitor pressure differential from line side. helps when to determine filter change time. 3. allow enough bottom clearance to drop filter body and install replacement or install 20 plus inch body and cartridge. 4. use wraps of teflon tape as instructed plus couple additional ( tape is cheap) leaks are not desirable. be sure to use silicone ( vegetable) grease on seal and housing threads so seal doesnt dry outadv « Show Less
1616727
I don't see on Polaris's web page or any otheres where the system comes with the check valve. Norm, how sure are of that? Polaris web page doesn't show it on pics.
1995485
No. You'd have to get a separate valve for that. I've seen them for $10 at hardware stores, very small & push-button operation.