the valve pictured does'nt have 10 screws in the top cover like other spo715xr50 valves . can you explain why?
652354
The valve does have 10 screws. The angle of the picture give the illusion of less.
652355
Have no clue maybe that is a question for Hayward customer service. More importantly valve works great and doesn't leak!
1072152
Mine does not have screws. The end caps pop off, so they probably added those to stop that.
2218010
I was looking in to a regulator (lost mine) for my old one. I noticed they sell pressure relief valve it's like a nut and screw with the pin in the middle. If you lost the pin you need the that assembly take yours out first and measure, before you purchase.
1159997
i am not a plumbing expert and I am not sure about the valve you are working with, but I know that when I attached this unit to my existing equipment coming out of the wall (pfister 974-0420), there was an attachment that came with this unit that screwed into the stem coming out of the wall and extended it so that when you put the set screw in the handle it fit accordingly.
1292188
It did but the thread size was weird ad the valve has no easy way to mountIndex up not using itDo you want to buy mine?
1232848
I don't know, it seems to me that the valves are usually the problem. I love the programmer. It is simple. The company did replace two valves for me no problem so they will perhaps replace the other part.
1713516
I do see listings with the BK22496 cross referenced to the 205613. But I'm no Maytag man (or even appliance guy) so I'm not sure. If you valve's appearance is similar to the illustration, I'd suggest giving it a go. But, if your valve doesn't look like the 205613 pictured, I'd suggest contacting a professional. Sorry to not be more definitive.
1481874
I agree with answers two and three, but add that much remains on the screws that are use to hold it. I ordered one of these and a 60501 but received two of this item which I would recommend.
1008376
The adapters are not furnished with this valve which was a surprise to me. It's designed more of a retrofit type install assuming you already have a valve installed like the Symmons W-400. Adapters are available from the manfacturer but they are different from what comes with the symmons w-400 which i purchased and were more adaptable to my installation. You don't find this out until after you purchase the timeout valve which to me was disappointing. you can go online and see the adapters available from Keeney and see if the suit your install otherwise buy the adapters from Symmons as i did. Spending double the money. or just by the symmons and turn it off manually when not in use. The adapters are not furnished with this valve which was a surprise to me. It's designed more of a retrofit type install assuming you already have a valve installed like the Symmons W-400. Adapters are available from the manfacturer but they are different from what comes with the symmons w-400 which i purchased and were more adaptable to my installation. You don't find this out until after you purchase the timeout valve which to me was disappointing. you can go online and see the adapters available from Keeney and see if the suit your install otherwise buy the adapters from Symmons as i... » Read More The adapters are not furnished with this valve which was a surprise to me. It's designed more of a retrofit type install assuming you already have a valve installed like the Symmons W-400. Adapters are available from the manfacturer but they are different from what comes with the symmons w-400 which i purchased and were more adaptable to my installation. You don't find this out until after you purchase the timeout valve which to me was disappointing. you can go online and see the adapters available from Keeney and see if the suit your install otherwise buy the adapters from Symmons as i did. Spending double the money. or just by the symmons and turn it off manually when not in use. « Show Less
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No, it screws into the brass valve stem. It appears to be a quality item!! Bob
410956
What trim valve do you have ? Your question seems to relate to the iBox , but there is no mention of the valve that was installed in the box ?
1389519
Hi larry here. I just received mine and there is a valve included in a plastic bag , no explanation but I think it screw into the unit for that purpose?? That's all I have for you
740349
It had more than I needed, because I was able to continue using some of the rings/valves that accompany it. I needed the float mechanism. Swapped them out myself in two toilets and both are working fine. And on a 1-to-10 handyman scale, I'm a 3 or 4. Good luck!
1472559
I opened both valves and adjusted the screw up to a max of 55 psi. I believe that my regulator has been limited for safety reasons. It could be that yours has been limited to 75 psi.
1664318
This looks almost exactly the same as mine. It is the same valve for the clean water and soap. You really have to pry the old one out and when you put the new one in, it helps to separate it first into two pieces.
1735011
I believe the housing has two screw holes because it is used in other models of Essick humidifiers in which two holes are used, but only one screw hole is used on your model.
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How has it been installed. Mine leaked there until I run the system. There are 3 check valves that open with a screwdriver. Try bleeding them and see if it fixes your problem