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5. Note the small hole in the rubber diaphragm. It is important
that this hole is clear and not obstructed by debris. Clean the
diaphragm by rinsing with water.
SEE IMAGE 13
6. Replace any component that is damaged.
(Service Kit code 892028)
7. To reassemble, firstly place the rubber diaphragm in correct
position. The hole in the diaphragm should be assembled
either at 2 O’clock or 4 O’clock position, when the direction
of flow is going from left to right, as shown below. The arrow
is indicated on the solenoid body.
SEE IMAGES 14-17
Note: Do not apply grease to internal components of solenoid.
Grease can deteriorate over time and cause the solenoid to
malfunction.
8. Reassemble the plunger with spring into the core tube. Check
that the spring is reassembled back together inside the core
tube, and no foreign material is in the core tube to restrict
the plunger movement.
9. Once this is done, place the core tube back on top of the
valve and tighten back up with the 4 Torx screws.
10. Once the core tube is tightened, place the plastic cover
which goes over the core tube. This covers the screws. When
doing so, ensure the sticker on the plastic has the same flow
direction as the body.
11. Finally place the black coil body back over the core tube,
and tighten the hex nut back up.
IMAGE 13
IMAGE 14
IMAGE 15
IMAGE 16
IMAGE 17
HOLE
2 O’CLOCK
4 O’CLOCK
DIRECTION OF FLOW
DIRECTION OF FLOW
DIRECTION OF FLOW
DIRECTION OF FLOW
