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Offline Joshy

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searching water valve
« on: 15 June 2004, 09:45 »
Looking for one or two water valve(s) ASW15.

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Re:searching water valve
« Reply #1 on: 15 June 2004, 14:32 »
Are you searching for the valves as a whole or are your rubber sealings worn out? In the last, case I can help you out.
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Re:searching water valve
« Reply #2 on: 15 June 2004, 18:08 »
Looking for whole valves.
One would be enough.
Its dripping because the PVC insert got hot during welding.
Or I need a new PVC insert.
But I´m afraid it will not become sealed anymore.

Other idea?

Post edited by: Joshy, at: 2004/06/15 12:09
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Re:searching water valve
« Reply #3 on: 16 June 2004, 20:08 »
I took a look at my valves and I think that the PVC sealings are not replaceable. Why did you welt on your valve anyway?
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Re:searching water valve
« Reply #4 on: 19 June 2004, 14:28 »
Because the duct loosen sometimes in the wing.
And to sit 5 hours in water is not very nice.
I welded an outlet in direction wing root.
Now this does not loosen anymore.
But the PVC disformed.
The PVC you can disassemble by knocking out from above.
First loose the couternu, then take off the rin and the nut.
The only method to disassemble the vlv when the spring is broken.
But i noted too late there is PVC in.
If I would have da spinbank I could build a new one.
But I don´t have...

BR,

Joshy
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