How do I find the tool to change this valve?
1801449
No special tool is required. Use any wrench that fits or any other tool....
1801450
You will need just a plier and a small wrench. You can buy both from dollar tree.
1801451
You need two 17mm spanners(wrenches). Here is the link about how to change it. http://www.hawkinscookers.com/4.3.parts_and_service.html
1801452
A correctly sized wrench should do the job, you will have to remove the handle first I believe.
418410
Are you looking for the tool? Pretty much any of them will work as they all operate on the same principle. A somewhat cheaper and easier fix is to get speed bleeder screws. They have a one-way valve that lets fluid out but doesn't let air back in. If you go that route, keep in mind that you only loosen the screw a little bit, otherwise the fluid (and air) will flow around the threads of the screw.
1723424
Here comes the link, 2 in. Check Valve, http://www.homedepot.com/p/Wayne-2-in-Check-Valve-66037-WYN1/203668874
2218010
I was looking in to a regulator (lost mine) for my old one. I noticed they sell pressure relief valve it's like a nut and screw with the pin in the middle. If you lost the pin you need the that assembly take yours out first and measure, before you purchase.
1980902
It was not difficult to remove the old valve. The new valve is exactly the same size, it fit perfectly. If you have NEVER done any "do it yourself" type plumbing work try to get some who has had done "some" plumbing work. You do not need a plumber, just some one who does work with his hands.
2206836
The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck. The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do... » Read More The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck. « Show Less
1070846
Try ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-Intex-Plunger-Slice-Valve-Replacement-Part-2-pack-10747-with-2-10746-grills-/291429814344?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item43da921048
836331
Everything needed to replace the cartridge is included in the kit. I can not remember if the o rings were already on the valve or whether I had to install them. I do remember that there is a small tube of lubricant to help ease the new cartridge into place. The big hangup of this job is removing the old cartridge. Apparently some will just pull out. Mine was frozen in place and I had to buy the tool to remove it. The tool is not included with the kit. Also don't forget to remove the circlip (looks like a hairpin) before trying to pull out the old cartridge. Good luck.
52957
I can't remember what model we replaced, but this went in super easy. We MAY have needed an adapter for the hose to valve, but I don't think so.
429659
Hello,Thank you for your question.As far as we know, you need to get a new Valve but please check with Kohler. Call the KOHLER Customer Care Center at:1-800-4KOHLER(1-800-456-4537).Regards,Gigi SchwartzCustomer Service ManagerIt's Easy Solution! Plumbing Supply
788553
the old one just pulls out. You may have to use a bit of force to get it out. You may be able to get the valve out first and then the rubber part. To install the new one, just push it into place. Quite easy once you get the old piece out
1161667
Don't think so. U might be able to remove the release valve. And replace it with the giggler valve. Then u could use this giggler/w the new valve.
792169
Your best bet is to take off the old water fill valve and see if it looks like this one. They are very easy to remove. My guess is, if your "looks" like this one, then it will probably work in your machine.
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
420907
The part is called an Automatic Regulator Valve and according to the exploded diagram is Part No. 647325075. As to where to get one, I have no answer. Although I kept the Installation and Operation Manual, it gives NO information about where to order repair parts. You may be able to get help from Amazon's Customer Service department -- it's certainly worth a try.
5155
This is only set up for Schrader valves. You may be able to find an adapter though.
1110239
I am not sure but looking at the Water pick they recommend replacing the reservoir valve available thru water pick. A secondary solution is to insure the valve is not upside down.