Hydronic Zone Valves
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Right on man! I hope and pray for my masters some day!
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Yes, however you need to modify the ductwork to include zone dampers so that you have multiple zones. You will also need to have thermostats in different rooms.
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Turn the thermostat that is associated with the particular zone valve up. Turn it up so that it is warmer than the current temperature in the room. Hot water should begin to flow through through the pipes and into the heating elements. If it does not, you either have an issue with the zone valve, circulator pump or thermostat.
If there is a lever on the zone valve you can also turn it to the on position to see if water will begin to flow through the heating elements.
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So how do i test a zone valve?
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being handy, am i able to change a zone valve myself easily?? would i have to turn water off and drain etc. or is this simply an electrical device. ....my valve seems to stay open when the stat calls for heat. i actually tap the box with my nuckle to get it to stop.
csx4 1 year ago
Yes, I have changed one myself, however you may want to first try just changing the upper electronics half of it. It simply twists off. If you have to cut and sweat in an entire zone valve as you state you will need to shut off water and drain the water from pipe. Make sure to use lead free solder and flux. Also use Mapp gas as it burns hotter.
HomeAdditionPlus 1 year ago
usually...does it take an electrician or a plumber when you have troubles with controllers and electrical heating systems ?? thank you!
JFguitar22 1 year ago
Usually it is the electrician who will put in electrical heating systems.
HomeAdditionPlus 1 year ago
One question--Do you have any flow problems with the 3/4 " supply manifold?
dano415 1 year ago
None whatsoever in 20 years.
HomeAdditionPlus 1 year ago