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WILKINS, a ZURN  company

1747 Commerce Way, Paso Robles, CA 93446 Phone:805-238-7100 Fax:805-238-5766

Model PV-PRD

Pressure Reducing Valve

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The PV-PRD Pressure Reducing Valve may be installed 

in any position. There is one inlet port and two outlets, for 

either straight or angled installation. A flow arrow is marked 

on the body and should be oriented as needed.

DISASSEMBLY

Prior to disassembly, relieve all pressure in pilot system 

and then remove the PV-PRD.

1.   Secure valve body and remove main cap on bottom     

      of valve using an adjustable wrench.

2.   Use a 13 mm socket to remove the plunger. 

3.   Next remove adjustment cover (plastic cover), 3/8”             

      adjustment bolt with nut, 8 socket head screws 

      around the pilot bell using a 5/32" hex key, spring, 

and  

      spring disc. 

4.   At this point the PRV stem yoke is free to move and       

      can be removed from the valve body. 

5.   Continue to remove the 5/16" diaphragm nut, lock        

      washer, and diaphragm retainer. 

6.   After completely disassembling, thoroughly clean and  

      inspect all components before reassembly. Replace    

      any parts as necessary after inspection. 

7.   The pilot seat generally does not need to be removed,  

      but it can be removed with a 1/2" socket, if required.

REASSEMBLY

Reassembly of the PV-PRD is the reverse of disassembly.

1.   Install the new o-ring on top of pilot yoke threads follo-        

      wed by new diaphragm and diaphragm disc. 

      Then place lock washer over pilot yoke stem along          

      with the 5/16" diaphragm nut and tighten. Diaphragm  

      bolt holes must be centered on yoke legs. 

      See following diagram:

3.   Then attach plunger to the bottom of the pilot yoke via  

      the main cap hole and tighten with a 13 mm socket.

4.   Install main cap in bottom of valve body with new       

      o-ring.

5.   Install spring, spring disc, and pilot bell on the valve      

      body. 

6.   Insert socket head cap screws into pilot bell holes          

      and thread into valve body. Tighten all screws in a 

      cross pattern.

7.   Install adjusting screw by hand with jam nut. Set valve  

      once reinstalled into main valve pilot system.

8.   While flowing water as shown in Table 1, adjust the             

      Wilkins PV-PRD control to desired pressure if installed

      on an ACV. To change pressure setting, turn the  

      

      adjusting screw clockwise to increase pressure, 

      counterclockwise to decrease pressure. There must 

      be liquid flowing through the valve during pressure 

      adjustments. When the desired setting has been        

      made, tighten jam nut.

9.   For further assistance or ordering replacement parts go        

      to www.zurn.com or call product support 877-222-5356.  

Table 1

YOKE   LEGS

CENTER YOKE LEGS 

BETWEEN

DIAPHRAGM HOLES

2.   Next carefully slide yoke assembly into body and           

      around pilot seat.

NOTE: Line up diaphragm screw holes with holes 

in body. Move yoke up and down checking for yoke 

contacting or dragging on valve body.

VALVE

SIZE

inches

2 1/2

3

4

6

mm

65

80

100 150

MINIMUM FLOW RATES TO SET VALVE (GPM

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35

60

100 220

MAX. FLOW RATE (GPM)

375 600 1000 2250

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

1 3/8" PRV-PILOT BODY, LEAD FREE BRASS
2 PLUNGER, SS W/BUNA NITRILE 90 SHORE
3 MAIN CAP, LEAD FREE BRASS
4 ADJUSTMENT COVER
5 3/8"-16 ADJUSTMENT BOLT, BRASS
6 3/8" PILOT SEAT, SS
7 20-200 PSI SPRING, CHROME SILICON
8 DIAPHRAGM DISC, SS
9 SPRING DISC, SS

10 PILOT BELL, BRASS
11 O-RING, BUNA NITRILE NSF LISTED
12 5/16"-18 DIAPHRAGM NUT, SS
13 10-32X5/8 SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW
14

DIAPHRAGM NYLON REINFORCED BUNA NITRILE

15 PRV STEM YOKE, SS
16 3/8"-16 JAM HEX NUT, SS
17 5/16" INTERNAL TOOTH LOCK WASHER, SS
18 O-RING, BUNA NITRILE NSF LISTED
19 UL TAG RED, BRASS

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15

8

6

1

2

7

10

3

13

11

5

4

16

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