How do you replace the water valve
1375756
Not sure what you mean by "water valve". If you need to replace the hot and cold water cut offs, you might have to call a plumber.
1375757
Eddie make sure you remove the tiny plastic part from the water connection on the faucet. You can't connect to your source line with it in.
1653495
Hi MeganWhile the valve is connected put the timer in the "manual" position to water for a few minutes the "clear" it. That will normally switch the valve gate. If that doesn't work call orbit customer service/tech support 800.488.6156. They are very helpful!
784723
It depends on how it is connected to the pipe. If it is glued in directly to the valve, then you need to cut the pipe on both ends and replace with new valve and use a slip fix to finish the connection back to the pipe. If it is threaded, you would only have to cut one side and unscrew the valve. Then connect new one and finish with a slip fix.
960634
From the bottom of the water tank. Unscrew the black circular knob and fill, then replace the screw on cap.
811693
Super easy. Twist off old one. Wrap plumbers tape around threads and twist it on.
626995
there is a allen screw on the bottom of the spout. back that out. then twist the old one off. you may have to work on that with a pry device. it all depends on long the old one was on .good luck.
800168
On the lower section of the valve there is a hook lever, pull that up, rotate the lower section of the valve to free it, then adjust it up or down as required. When done, rotate it back until the hook lever clicks.
945366
I believe that is the same as I had, also. I checked everywhere for the valve and no one had it. I found out it is no longer made. They worked beautifully! You just would have to take the chance that yours will too! I found they super easy to replace! My old valve were so bad that I couldn't even use the spigot! Good luck!
315136
Remove the toilet first by disconnecting the water line and the two bolts mounting the toilet to the floor. Remove toilet and gain access to the water valve. A couple screws hold down the water valve and a metal rod was attached to mine being a hand flush toilet. Remove old water valve and install new one. This is also a good time to replace the blade seal that opens when you flush. Remove from the bottom which is easier. Install a new boot between the floor and the toilet after this repair also. Sit on toilet to compress so you can attach nuts to mounting bolts.Tighten snuggly so the toilet doesn't rock. Attach water line to new water valve tightly. Test and check for leaks. Remove the toilet first by disconnecting the water line and the two bolts mounting the toilet to the floor. Remove toilet and gain access to the water valve. A couple screws hold down the water valve and a metal rod was attached to mine being a hand flush toilet. Remove old water valve and install new one. This is also a good time to replace the blade seal that opens when you flush. Remove from the bottom which is easier. Install a new boot between the floor and the toilet after this repair also. Sit on toilet to compress so you can attach nuts to mounting bolts.Tighten snuggly so the... » Read More Remove the toilet first by disconnecting the water line and the two bolts mounting the toilet to the floor. Remove toilet and gain access to the water valve. A couple screws hold down the water valve and a metal rod was attached to mine being a hand flush toilet. Remove old water valve and install new one. This is also a good time to replace the blade seal that opens when you flush. Remove from the bottom which is easier. Install a new boot between the floor and the toilet after this repair also. Sit on toilet to compress so you can attach nuts to mounting bolts.Tighten snuggly so the toilet doesn't rock. Attach water line to new water valve tightly. Test and check for leaks. « Show Less
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if you go on youtube you will find videos that will show you step by step how to remove the valve and more...good luck.
821429
Sorry Tim I can't answer that because I don't know. I would be willing to send it to you to try if you pay for shipping via paypal. Keep in mind you will need to purchase the correct valve to replace your bad one. Let me know.Terry
315137
I had to take the toilet out of the RV (which was fairly simple: disconnected the water line and removed toilet from base). Note how the old valve comes out and then do the reverse to put the new one in. Hope that helps.
1725769
That special removal tool that you would need is actually visible in the picture of this valve. It is a "C" shaped ring that is next to the copper-colored end and can be slipped on & off from the side. This will be as easy to remove as it was to install, but I doubt that I'll ever have to remove it.
1890339
take the screws off and and cover plate clean the inside. lube up the o ring. if the screws are stripped you might have to replace the valve. these valves do have a lifetime warranty. but they only replace the insides. like I say if the screws are stripped you will need to replace. and it's a pain.
553927
replacing the defective valve may fix your problem. To remove the tube, push the spring loaded white sleeve inward. This release the grip on the tube to allow you to pull the tube out effortlessly.
839081
1. Open the lid where you pour the water. 2. Locate the filter holder (usually is black). 3. Grasp the filter holder and pull straight up. ****NOTE how the holder is in position. 4. Open the small basket that holds the filter. 5. Remove filter. 6. Place the new filter in the basket and close. 7. Place filter holder back.
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That's a good question. I must have missed that in my reading of the instructions. I have changed 4 since I've had my fridge and I've never shut off the valve. I simply untwist the old one, pull it out, line up the marks of the new one to the housing, and turn whichever way the arrow says to until it locks in. Then I "run" the water until it flows like its supposed to. The only other guidance I have is to check your fridge manual for the true directions. Best of luck!!!