valve

  1. Nick R

    Symmons Temptrol, ID shower valve brand

    Can anyone help me identify the maker/brand of valve this is? Trying to find a compatible trim/handle...
  2. kittyfranklin

    How to know which zone on valve goes to which sprinklers

    Hi, My husband and I just bought this house and we're trying to figure out which zone goes to which sprinklers because some of the sprinklers are fine, and other ones we need to fix/replace the entire zone's pipes/sprinklers. The valve we have is the FIMCO Hydro-indexing valve. This is pretty...
  3. MBaker1921

    Boiler Issues! Help!

    Hello: New to forum. I have an older Weil-McClain hot water boiler, single zone, with old style radiators. I noticed some of the radiators were not getting warm so checked water pressure guage. Only about 5lbs of pressure. I added water (Bell and Gossett water reducing valve) and the PRV popped...
  4. Joel Byersdorfer

    Shower valve brand help

    http://imgur.com/a/JRZOP Here are pics of a shower valve I need to fix. It doesn't seem to shut all the way allowing water to drip steadily from the shower head. The shower head is Kohler, so there is a good chance that is the valve brand, but I'm not sure. I'm happy to provide any more...
  5. FridgeLeak16

    Cause of fridge leak

    while we were out of town, we had a floord in our kitchen, and aren't sure what caused it. There is a tear in the water line but the valve in the wall was also broken. My question is about the tear in the water line. There are two parallel tears, about an inch long that are clean and look as if...
  6. Morning Dew

    Well Water system Intermediate Loss of water pressure

    System info: sub pump with check valve between water line from pump right before the tank tee, tank is a in pit that is about 6 feet from the well head and 20 feet from the house. The pressure switch is a 40/60 and is new as of the end of May 2016, the tank has recently been correctly...
  7. miro

    Question: what kind of automated valve to shut off feed to cistern?

    Hi, first posting after a lot of reading and learning from this forum. One thing I cant seem to figure out though: My situation: I have a well pump (Franklin/Grundfos) at about 60 meters (about 180 feet) that feeds a cistern and is activated through a floating switch in the cistern. It delivers...
  8. Flapper

    I successfully replaced a stop valve!

    After seeing Terry's advice to always replace corrugated supply lines, and the info about sleeve pullers, I thought I'd replace the one on the downstairs toilet where I replaced the fill valve but not the supply line. It wasn't leaking and it worked fine so I took a good look at it. I discovered...
  9. Coreyl90

    New guy. Water pressure issue. chasing my tail

    To start off I have had a sediment problem since I bought my home 1.5 years ago. I have a filter after the pressure tank, before my water heater etc. I have to change filters frequently due to sediment filling the filter and canister. A few days ago I changed my filter but still had a poor...
  10. bryan m

    What type of diverter is this??? Please Help!!!

    I have a leaky diverter and have been to, in person or online, maybe 10 outlets, no one can tell me. Can anyone please tell me... THANKS!
  11. creamcheese742

    Check valve after pressure tank?

    This may seem like a stupid question, but we have had some issues with our soda ash feed and I think this would solve it but I'm not sure if it's a good idea. Our well has a lot of iron in it. When we have had work done to the submersible pump it's caked onto the tubing. We have had to...
  12. Ontario Plumber

    Zoning of old radiator heating system

    Hi guys, I'm hoping a few of you can give me some guidance on work I'm doing in my new house. I have an old gas boiler that heats the main and second floor with cast iron radiators. I think the system used to be gravity fed, but has since been updated with a circulator. I am finishing the...
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