Intermittent gas valves, smart valves, standing pilot conversions.
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Starting with a conversion kit for standing pilot to intermittent to save fuel.
Then intermittent combination gas valves that had a pilot solenoid valve and a main valve with flame rectification and bimetal flame proving device.
Ending with smart valves or combination gas valve with a control board built into the valve itself.
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After long time you uploaded a video
I was waiting for your video for 2 years
nice video sir, keep them coming
Thanks for this video! I just purchased a replacement smart valve (SV9500M-2682) and just out of the 30-day warranty period the coil has started making a fairly loud clacking noise when it's energized. Now I know what's going on in there and feel a little safer (I thought it was a relay, which worried me more). Do you have any experience with them 'clacking'?
Of course, it's built to last just past warranty! 🤣🤫
I have had many issues with the smart valve. Some customers have comailned of the opening and closing the valve makes. Without hearing it myself I coul not tell you for sure.
If you end up having to replace it again check out the Emerson
50I56D-905, Intelligent Valve Retrofit Kit.
This video I break down every part of a smart valve furnace.
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@@love2hvac Thanks for the response and info. Yeah they timed the out-of-warranty clacking just right! I don't think the Emerson kit applies to my situation but hopefully I won't need to consider any other options. I'll just let the thing clack away and pretend it's 'working as designed'.
On a previous video regarding gas line traps/dirty legs you asked me; "Terminology varies around the country. Which ones where the issue?" My main issue was lack of frequent use of the term 'back-up wrench'. There were others, but without the video to review, I am not remembering precisely what they were. Possibly regarding pipe dope, which many refer to as sealant? I commend you for taking it down for touch up and/or review though, and hope you have a great day. Mine will be spent with furnaces, also known as 'money makers', since lows of 20° are forecast here soon. 😎
You are 100% correct on needing and using terming backup wrench.
I was taught the pipe dope was to make it so the connections would not seize. I used the term pipe thread sealant per the name on the container. I did have a customer get very upset about me having "dope" in her house. Haha was awkward trying to explain. Now days those issues are more now than before.
I also learned some places don't allow teflon at all as it deteriorates and can leak.
Lastly I learned that galvanizing is now being allowed.
I'm still trying to get 100% clarity on unions and flex inside the furnace cabinet.
Thanks for bringing up the issues so I can get them corrected.
Are there conversions from electric ignitor to normal pilot?
Not that I know of
I'm pretty sure I am going to pursue a career in HVAC, and my goal would be to know as much as you do.
Did you I'm I'm learning to as well its fun learning let me know how it works out
When you let me know I do it to
Can you give a short video on the inside and outside wiring diagrams of fryer gas valve with high limit switch? Thank you