Why is the turn top plunger valve shown in the listing, yet the older model with the pull up finger handles is in the purchase picture?
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I know when I bought it I got the new one which did not seem to brake as easily. I would confirm with seller to make sure you get the rilght one.Troy Customer who previously bought this
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same thing. one is in the open position, plunger up, the other is closed position, plunger down
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I know when I bought it I got the new one which did not seem to brake as easily. I would confirm with seller to make sure you get the rilght one. Troy Customer who previously bought this
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I'm really not sure. I actually wanted the one that that handles locked in place, so that may be the difference? Not sure. Good luck.
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Amazon Customer got it right... the valve is identical no matter the operation mode. The mode is determined by the type of trigger installed. The others answering must not understand your question or don't know what they're talking about.
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Based on the model number it's right handed. If you want a left handed drain search with the model number LA instead of RA.
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The only difference I see from the pictures is that the steamer hole area seems to have a different design. The old one is a smooth opening, whereas the new model seems to have ridges around it.
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I don't have that model, but I looked at that model, and it looks the same as the cartridge I ordered. The cartridge screws onto the fill lid, and they look the same.
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I actually purchased the angled valve in error. I had to order the standard valve instead. Hope this helps.Marc
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the one i got u unscrew the handle and the top has 2 "doors" that open up. Not the one in the picture..
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As you can see by the products picture it is a pretty small lever, which is more for pointing to the direction of water flow, as you can turn the valve with the round knurled knob that the lever is on. I believe the lever is made of medal. The lever on the one I received actually points in the wrong direction of water flow, but for the price I can deal with it as the overall function of the valve is good, however this maybe a physical discrepancy that others would consider as a reason to not purchase it.
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I saw where it says, other people also ordered the valve, in the box below the product. I verified that it was the correct valve on google.
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From this picture, this isn't the one I have. I'm not sure which one this is. Maybe they upgraded the original design.
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The model I purchased has the same exact name/model number as mentioned by PippyLS. It is as well made as the faucet it replaced in my opinion and was easy to swap out for the old one.
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I have a 57161-040-01-N and it looks like the one pictured here HOWEVER ! I looked at the sellers ad and it shows this and another picture of something different - if that's the best the seller can do, the buyer just might wind up with a used hose nozzel - you did well to ask.
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I got the one with a wider front support and the red rear resting pad above and behind the vice. Should be the one shown in picture #2 that has all the written details of its features. I bought mine a few months ago.
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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.
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These questions are answered by people like you, not the seller. The one I purchased March 2015 has a curved handle. You should contact the seller to find out for absolute certain. Click on the name of the Seller, Craft Holdings, then look all the way to the right-hand side and down a bit to find "contact this seller".
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There is a small black piece that you flip so that it is compatible with both types of tube valves. It is inside the opening after twisting off a metal piece that holds the plastic piece in.