At the keep warm mode, the red float has drop down, will the black limit valve rotate automatically align with white dot ? or need to turn manually
198562
I am not sure what you are talking about. The black valve should stay the way you put it on. As far as the red lite drop down do not know what you mean.
198563
the red float I think you are talking about is the indicator that the unit is pressurized. When it drops, which it will on keep warm mode, that means that the unit is no longer pressurized and *could* be opened but does not have to be. The black valve does not roate automatically, but that is to reduce pressure manually and if you go to keep warm, the pressure is dropping naturally, so neither you nor the machiene needs to turn the black valve. The keep warm mode is GREAT. I cooked some chicken breasts after dinner, planning on making chicken salad after kids in bed and forgot about them. Came down at breakfast and thought I had just spoiled the chicken sitting out all night, but lo and behold, it was hot, tender, perfectly moist.
141721
That's gonna be hit and miss. Turn off the water and listen for the internal valve to "click" as you approach and adjust accordingly. If you don't already have the unit, that will be tough.
1126741
The heat settings can be adjusted to almost nothing by using the screw type valve that is down stream of the regulator. So yes you can go from full blast to just a flicker.
1416075
There is a little knob right above the handle that is an on and off valve.... Turn that... Mine came in off position.
911962
There is no adjustment -the heater is automatically "on" when the water is being circulated. Works very well in keeping the water temperature about right. If water temp gets too high for comfort-not our experience- you can just shut off the circulating pump.
814221
If you have already filled the tank and installed it high enough as specified on the instructions, then you may be not opening the valve to the correct direction, wich is counterclockwise. Please let me know if it helps.
349735
I measured the pressure and flow on both sides of the valve. I saw no drop-off in pressure or flow with the valve open.Peace,Jason
2190996
The fitting has nothing to do with the problem. The problem is internal. I believe it is the diagram which will not let the pump shut off once it is activated. Once the water is drained and the float lowers/returns to the normal "off" position, the water never turns off.
1539639
It will not turn on until that float is upside down. It will be above the top of the pump when it turns on.
308798
Sounds like you got a defective one. Mine was easy to swap out, no issues. I made sure the center post was properly inserted into the bottom of the valve. I swapped out my old one because it was doing the same thing, letting water out of the waste when in filter mode. It seemed to be related to the lack of spring tension keeping the handle down vs anything else. Good luck.
1006961
Mine was installed by a contractor as well, but your issue sounds like a valve problem where it is not closing completely when you turn it off. There are many reasons this could happen, the valve could be bad (warped, cracked, etc.) in which case I'm not sure how you would replace it or it may just need adjusting. Have you contacted the manufacturer?
215210
You need to adjust the temperature value which is the right side valve. The installion book that came with the valve will show you how to do it. You shouldn't need to do this adjustment unless some else touch it or your water temperature on your cold side is warm and not really cold so some adjustment maybe necessary.
1435022
This is very easy to fix. All you do is switch the connection of the hot/cod water hose underneath the sink to the hot vs cold shut off valve. As a matter of fact, when the faucet was first installed hot was on the right hand side and cold was on the left. The installer just switched the hoses which took only a few minutes. Also, also you have the option to change the position of the faucet lever. To the right of the sink is normal, but mine is now at 90 degrees or in front of the faucet.
1382478
There's a tilt sensor (switch) connected a wire that go the the gas valve. The tilt sensor sensor is designed to switch off the gas when the heater is tilted approx. 45 degrees from gravity, zero degrees. The tilt sensor also responds to being jolted without being tilted. Another problem you could run into under high winds is the pilot light may blow out. When the pilot light goes out the ODS shuts off the gas same as the tilt sensor.
1294761
Not sure, is it in rightist up? The valve should rotate counterclockwise cold down hot at about 9 o'clock. Thats all I got.
2227241
Mine did the same thing when I received it. I called the factory in AR and they told me to turn the fan unit upside down and find a silver bar about 2" long. Spring the bar down a little so it will make contact with the water float directly beneath. Spring it ever so slightly and then a second or third time if necessary so as not to damage the switch. Once I did that the fan could be identified as F1, F2, F3, F4, or A. Be sure to plug and unplug the unit each time an adjustment is made so the machine can reset.
376415
Part number refers to the balancing cartridge which is exactly what I got. The temperature control wheel goes on that bit that sticks out at the front. Have you managed to separate parts of the valve by mistake? Without a picture of what you've got it's hard to help you. I've got an exploded picture and reference numbers of all the parts so hopefully I can help