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Type:	Non-Rising Stem
Material:	Body: Cast Iron / Ductile Iron Wedge: Cast Iron / Ductile Iron Encapsulated with EPDM Seat: EPDM / NBR Shaft: SS410 Stem Nut: Brass O-ring: EPDM, NBR Wedge Nut: Brass / Bronze Hand Wheel: Ductile Iron
Operator:	Hand Wheel / Bevel Gearing / Square head / Electric actuator
Face to Face:	BS5163: 1986, DIN 3202 F4-F5, JIS B2002, ANSI B16.10
Flange:	BS4504, DIN 2532, JIS B2212, ANSI B16.10/ANSI B16.50
Working Pressure:	16 Bar(200 PSI)
Design and Manufacturer Standard :	BS5163, DIN 3352, JIS B2043
Test Standard:	API 598 BS6755 DIN 3230 JIS B2003
Application:	Water works, Sewage, Public facilties, Building industry, Petroleum, Chemical, Steel, Metallurgy, Paper Making Industry, Foods, Beverage, HVAC

Q: I just replaced my fill valve and all the other toilet components with a universal korky brand kit about 2 months ago and the fill valve is making a hissing sound once the water fills up in the tank. There are also air bubbles that come from the vents on top of the fill valve. I went to the Korky web site and they say that it is a faulty flapper but i checked to see if there is a leak by dropping one of those testers into the tank and there appears to be no leak. Any suggestions?: Korky Toilet Fill Valve

Q: It started leaking slowly so I opened the release valve for about 20 secs than closed it back to see if that would help, but now it leaks even more. So I had to shut off the water that's coming into the water heater and know I can't use the hot water in my house. Can someone help me please!!!!: Same thing happened to me.. The valve is probably older and needs replaced. Most likely dirt/sediment has reached the valve sea when you opened the valve. Solution: Replace Valve You will need: Pipe wrench teflon tape and a valve from the hardware store The valve is threaded into the tank. Turn water off to the tank and drain a few inches such that the valve is not submerged. Use the pipe wrench to remove the old valve. Replace with new valve (using teflon tape on the threads). Fixed!

Q: Model 28 BS 12.5 HP engine intake valve sticks. Please advise.When under a full load like tall grass, it runs great, but when the load is not as heavy, the intake valve sticks open, spewing gas back through the carb and mis-firing.: Weird that it runs better under load. Try spraying carb cleaner into the carb while it's running to see if it can remove some carbon build-up or whatever might be causing the lifter to stick. Be careful about how much you spray..too much and the engine will shut off. Spray it until it sputters, let it recover, then spray some more. Check the spark plug. A badly fouled, improperly gapped plug can cause similar problems. Of course clean/replace the air filter.

Q: I live in Houston (where it hardly EVER freezes during the winter..) This winter it froze and the valve on the sprinkler system flew off and water started shooting straight up. Now that it's getting warmer and I'm going to need the sprinkler.. I have to repair it. Is this an easy fix that I can do myself? Or should I call someone.: easy.. just dig around the valve a little bit.. unscrew the valve .. and screw new 1 in...removing the dirt is necessary so when the broken valve is removed dirt dont fall into the open pipe... it is probably only about 8 inches deep... and 7 dollars for a new valve

Q: in confederacy of dunces when ignatius talks about his valve closing all the time. is he talking about a throat valve or his he talking about like some intestinal valve? my mom says it's his intestinal valve, but i think he's got asthma or something and he's talking about his throat: May relate to a hiatus hernia, which is a fairly common illness involving a hole in the diaphragm separating the stomach from the lung cavity.

Q: The shutoff valve for the hot water under my bathroom sink has a very tiny leak. It is coming from where the turn knob meets the valve.So long as the valve is either all the way open or all the way closed, all I get is a single drop every couple seconds. But if it is anywhere in-between, it is a pretty steady drip.What's the simple/quick fix for this? Replacing the entire shutoff valve is probably not an option because it is an apartment complex.: The packing around the compression nut where the valve stem enters the valve body needs a twist or two clockwise. Take a small crescent adjustable wrench, and tighten this nut to the right. Should stop the leak. If not, you may have to replace valve but usually this simple fix works. NOTE: If you tighten it to much, you won't be able to open or close the valve, so use just enough effort to stop the leak without needing the incredible hulk to budge the valve.

Q: where in the engine is the heater control valve located on a 2001 toyota corolla: standing okorder / sign up and post in the 8th gen corolla forum. great ppl. been a member for years.

Q: I have a T4-T10 and L5-S1 spinal injury and I recently found out that my tricuspid and my mitral valves leak. I have never had heart problems before I got the spinal injury. Do you think the valve leaks could have been from the trauma when I received the spinal injury?: I wouldn't think the trauma would directly injure the valves. Were you in the hospital for a long time following that injury hooked up to IVs? With IV catheters there is the possibility of bacteria entering the bloodstream and causing damage to the valves. Maybe that is why you developed valve issues. Also I wonder if there is the possibility that the massive immune and inflammatory response generated by that much trauma to your body may have caused some damage to the valves. I've never heard that happening, but I imagine it's possible. Also it may just be coincedence and you may have had the valve issues before but never had reason to check them out. A small leak in the heart valves is very common as people get older.

Q: One of my valves leaks a small amount of water through the valve and into the water line. why would it leak and what do i have to do to fix it. the valve is a rain jet valve. i would like to fix it without having to remove it from the valve box. inside the valve box there are 8 valves and they are glued in and i dont want to have to remove all of the valves and box.: It depends on the type of leak. I recently had a leak (mea culpa four-pronged fork) and I was able to fix it by mounting an original hose clamp around it. If it is big you can use more than one hose clamp and perhaps a sheet of rubber or a part of the original hose in combination.

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