So i tightened the bonnet nut down on to the piston and once I started to open , valve, water begins to fill pipe . I push manual valve and water begins to make it past piston in solenoid housing .Bad manual valve ? Not tight enough on bonnet nut ? I checked solenoid and its good , makes a click noise . Help would be appreciated .
Thanks for watching. It is possible that the piston is not seated properly in the valve. It would be worth removing it, checking to see if there is any corrosion or mineral buildup in the valve and threads and reinstalling the piston.
There is one more thing to consider. A mineral buildup might prevent water from flowing when the solenoid opens. It would be good to open up the valve and try inspecting the piston and solenoid. Make sure that nothing is blocking the path between the two.
Thanks for watching. It is possible though the piston is not as likely as a source of water hammer as compared to a pure solenoid valve like in a washing machine. Solenoid water valves are more instant in how they open and close. (Keep in mind the solenoid used in these flushometers only opens the bypass) You could check the rubber seals to see if they are sticking. In an ideal scenario, the seals should be tight but not sticking or preventing movement.
Thanks for watching. The best way of narrowing down the part number is to find the part sheet for your model like this one: www.amresupply.com/part/11203082 If you scroll to the bottom you'll find a few PDF's. Keep in mind there is some variation between models, like this one with a 10 year battery has a different piston and solenoid: www.amresupply.com/part/6066721-002-AmericanStandard-WC-Flush-Valve-10YR-Battery For example: M962907-0070A Is a common piston for urinal flushometers: www.amresupply.com/part/19508278?replaces=M962907-0070A
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Thanks , big help repairing American Standard Flush Valves for 1st time!
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Hi, thanks for your video, i`m very happy because have subtitles in spanish, this is good for me. Thank u!
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What if I don’t have the Litte screw?
Thanks for watching. Do you mean there is no set screw on the back cover?
So i tightened the bonnet nut down on to the piston and once I started to open , valve, water begins to fill pipe . I push manual valve and water begins to make it past piston in solenoid housing .Bad manual valve ? Not tight enough on bonnet nut ? I checked solenoid and its good , makes a click noise . Help would be appreciated .
Thanks for watching. It is possible that the piston is not seated properly in the valve. It would be worth removing it, checking to see if there is any corrosion or mineral buildup in the valve and threads and reinstalling the piston.
what would cause the urinals to not flush? the solenoid makes a click sound but does not flush... manual flush works
There is one more thing to consider. A mineral buildup might prevent water from flowing when the solenoid opens. It would be good to open up the valve and try inspecting the piston and solenoid. Make sure that nothing is blocking the path between the two.
will a malfunctioning piston create water hammer?
Thanks for watching. It is possible though the piston is not as likely as a source of water hammer as compared to a pure solenoid valve like in a washing machine. Solenoid water valves are more instant in how they open and close. (Keep in mind the solenoid used in these flushometers only opens the bypass)
You could check the rubber seals to see if they are sticking. In an ideal scenario, the seals should be tight but not sticking or preventing movement.
How did you replaced The battery
Thanks for watching. The battery can be replaced by following the steps in this video: th-cam.com/video/FWiwiZOptmA/w-d-xo.html
WHat are these part #s and where are they listed in your catalog
Thanks for watching. The best way of narrowing down the part number is to find the part sheet for your model like this one: www.amresupply.com/part/11203082 If you scroll to the bottom you'll find a few PDF's.
Keep in mind there is some variation between models, like this one with a 10 year battery has a different piston and solenoid: www.amresupply.com/part/6066721-002-AmericanStandard-WC-Flush-Valve-10YR-Battery
For example: M962907-0070A
Is a common piston for urinal flushometers: www.amresupply.com/part/19508278?replaces=M962907-0070A
Hi sir u have mor vdos please sand me please
Hi Shaik, if you are interested in watching more videos please explore our channel th-cam.com/users/AmreSupply
For more flushometer repairs, there are 80 videos in these playlists th-cam.com/users/AmreSupply/playlists?shelf_id=11&view=50&sort=dd