Is this piece suitable for replacing the HOT water valve?
1160150
No. This is for cold water inlet valve. They have a different item for hot water inlet valve.
1160151
This is the cold water valve system. The hot water valve should be this one: LG Electronics 5220FR2006H Washing Machine Hot Wat - Make sure you confirm that the part numbers match!
1160152
.This is a triple valve. You need. LG 5220FR2006H for the single hot water valve
1160153
Not sure I can answer that question. I purchased a Hot and Cold valve. They are different part numbers and have a blue or red dot on them. If you are using for another application, I will say they looked to be made from the same materials.
352938
I'm not sure, but you could most likely replace the barbs for the mfl fittings. The barb section is threaded and can be removed from the ball valve.
607879
Sorry Barbara, The valve will not fit the grill. The part that goes into the grill isn't long enough, otherwise it would be fine.
2251335
yes, but I would recommend this for a dedicated single faucet/shower configuration, this is NOT a whole house heater.
1667259
No, it is not. This is just a basic on/off valve on both the hot and cold side like all valves used to be. I am not sure it would meet code on a new installation. It was perfect for us, however, in that it was a direct replacement so we did not have to alter a bunch of existing plumbing.
1677724
It would be extremely hard to reuse this. If you were able to remove the top pressure valve it looks like it would be very hard to replace it. For this reason I say know.
1044700
The part fits over the peg in front of the valve. Like you, I found nothing in the assembly instructions as to its purpose other than something that could be lost. It looks like something could be attached to the piece but I had no extra items remaining once I completed the assembly process so you have the option of placing the piece over the valve peg or putting it in a drawer for safe keeping.
2175309
Yes, no problem. If its a single faucet with the valve on it just make sure you get a bezel to Cover the remaining openings.
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.
1799897
Your existing diverter should be ok. However, you should consider its age and if your doing any plumbing. The cost of a new valve is minimal.
1040210
This is a sacrificial anode, intended to attract corrosion to itself, rather than to YOUR tank. It is also cuttable to length with a hacksaw. So . . . it should be able to go where your EXISTING anode is. Additional bit of useful info -- when the factory installs the original in the hot water heater, they use high-speed, high-torque wrenching devices. To quote one of the factory reps, semi-jokingly -- it takes 6 men and lots of beer to get it loose. In reality, you will need a hefty socket wrench AND a metal pipe that fits around the handle of the wrench to achieve enough leverage, to loosen the factory set rod. GOOD LUCK!
2097492
Probably...its a lead substitute, but only a lot of time will tell if valves are better protected. As good as any. Better then nothing.
31016
This unit requires a plumber and opening up the wall around it. This unit would be best for new construction unless you had to replace the complete valve. The wall plate that comes with won't fit our standardized control unit.
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.
31015
This kit comes with the valve. It is not very likely your old valve will match up to the new fixture. Which means you have to get into the wall unhook both water lines remove old valve and install new one. A lot of plumbing involved. However if your fixture is a one handle there is a slight chance you could just remove it and screw this fixture in.
492686
Well, the part looks exactly (size and shape) like the part I took out of my American Standard kitchen faucet and works the same so yes, it would be OEM. I have had the faucet for 13 years and changed out the hot water part about a year ago and it still works fine and dandy.
429667
No, sorry I don't, but research you tube. It actually is not that bad. There are two panels on the side of the hot water heater which provide easy access to the upper and lower thermostat. Just make sure the electric current is cut to the unit, then you are safe to do what needs to be done. Just remember how you take it apart, and put it back the same way. Good luck!!