The powerhead (sometimes called the element) sits on top of the DTC . I have always just exchanged new powerhead onto old valve body , never has failed to restore function of the valve . Get your fingers on the rods as you remove the cap , or they will fly out . Work the rods, make sure they are free . Good luck
Would you mind if I share a link to this video in my Facebook group HVACR component teardowns? I’ve never seen one of these taken apart, it’s awesome. I’ll give you full credit of course
Denton office used to dispatch Louisiana back in the day before we had an office over here. They’re a nice group of folks y’all have out there, they’ve dispatched for us when our office was out of commission during hurricanes. I was out in Houston helping them catch up a few weeks ago.
The powerhead (sometimes called the element) sits on top of the DTC . I have always just exchanged new powerhead onto old valve body , never has failed to restore function of the valve . Get your fingers on the rods as you remove the cap , or they will fly out . Work the rods, make sure they are free . Good luck
Would you mind if I share a link to this video in my Facebook group HVACR component teardowns? I’ve never seen one of these taken apart, it’s awesome. I’ll give you full credit of course
Go ahead and share away bro. I don’t mind at all.
Came across your video and it’s funny I work for nextech too but in Dallas
Denton office used to dispatch Louisiana back in the day before we had an office over here. They’re a nice group of folks y’all have out there, they’ve dispatched for us when our office was out of commission during hurricanes. I was out in Houston helping them catch up a few weeks ago.