Great! I have a leaking valve and I removed it and and checked for debris, cleaned them out and replaced the parts, Now when I turn on the valve there is a noice that the other valve don't have. Any ideas what the issue could be? Thanks.
question - how would you properly flush a valve in a valve box without filling valve box w water prior to changing the diaphragm - I noticed in your video it is not in a valve box
I replaced a leaking Rainbird diaphragm with a new valve from rainbird and that one leaks as well, my lawn is a swamp on one side of the yard. Any ideas on how to fix a new rainbird sprinkler valve?
@@asiasmaster sometimes people sinck a screw through that diaphragm. I like the Rain Bird PEBs better but they're 3 times the cost. Hunter makes a valve and the screws don't go through the diaphragm that is the the equivalent of Rain Bird 100 DVF.
Really? You're going to film 5 minutes removing screws and then 5 minutes tightening them? OK...I'm exaggerating. I do appreciate the tips though. Thanks.
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Great! And I especially enjoy the profanity. You and I talk in a similar way.
Hey, thanks!
Me too
Great job, finally a real world fix. Thanks for the details. I loved the hearing pleasure in a job well done after 9:40.
Thanks
Hahahaha. Well done. So excited that he was cursing after finishing. Hahahaha
Finally got it done thanks for watching
Great! I have a leaking valve and I removed it and and checked for debris, cleaned them out and replaced the parts, Now when I turn on the valve there is a noice that the other valve don't have. Any ideas what the issue could be? Thanks.
Thats interesting have to research that one
likely the solenoid
question - how would you properly flush a valve in a valve box without filling valve box w water prior to changing the diaphragm - I noticed in your video it is not in a valve box
That is a good question I’ll have to do a little research on that
How did you get sand out of the screw holes? That is my problem right now. I really dont want to replace the valve
Could use the shop vac
@@TomLeeman tried that, no luck.
I replaced a leaking Rainbird diaphragm with a new valve from rainbird and that one leaks as well, my lawn is a swamp on one side of the yard. Any ideas on how to fix a new rainbird sprinkler valve?
Turn everything off and on again water and electric then try should top leaking
try reseating the diagram. Run an "on off" on your solenoid/vavle. Check your solenoid with a 9v battery. It should click if it is working.
Thank God I don’t have to cut pvc pipe in a small box.
Good luck on your repair
DId he not put the spring back in on the opposite side of where it was? Which way is correct? ;)
Well, I’m gonna have to check that out
Tighten the screws in a crisscross / star pattern or you might create a valve body leak.
Excellent advice thanks
Help I did all of this after i put it together and my valve has water flowing out.
Sounds like you may have to get a pro to look at it. Good luck thanks for watching.
What was the model number of the valve you were working on?
Not sure
sometimes you have to put a little electricity to the solenoid for the plunger to activate and close.
good tip
All you say is “I’ll have to check on that “ sorry but I started reading the responses
I’ll have to check on that I guess thanks for watching
I have a row of pop ups still watering, I put a new diaphragm and water shoot out where you tighten screws
That happened to me also and I took it off and made sure it was on right and sealed and the leak stopped
Ok thank you tom
I found out some of the rubber was missing so I think they sold me a bad one package was a plastic bag small like a dope bag😡
@@asiasmaster sometimes people sinck a screw through that diaphragm. I like the Rain Bird PEBs better but they're 3 times the cost. Hunter makes a valve and the screws don't go through the diaphragm that is the the equivalent of Rain Bird 100 DVF.
Good
Really? You're going to film 5 minutes removing screws and then 5 minutes tightening them? OK...I'm exaggerating. I do appreciate the tips though. Thanks.
I know right should have sped it up
good - but would be much better if you were not cursing
Sorry, thanks for watching
Instruction was good but I'm tired of hearing people use the f-bomb and other other references that seem to be prevalent to fill in sentences. I'm not a prude but it wasn't necessary and other vocabulary could have been used
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Good luck on your install and fix and thank you for watching
Like the video nice work but the foul Language nope 👎
Dang it
@@TomLeeman ha 😂