better off not paying out for an actuator when the valve body will fail in time to come.
exchange complete valve for a honeywell mid position 3port valve.
change the nuts as well, myson nuts not always fit honeywell but you may be lucky.
dont forget to top up your inhibitor.
better off not paying out for an actuator when the valve body will fail in time to come.
exchange complete valve for a honeywell mid position 3port valve.
change the nuts as well, myson nuts not always fit honeywell but you may be lucky.
dont forget to top up your inhibitor.
Had a feeling the actuator didn't come apart very easily though I think I've done them. But what it says - REPLACEABLE actuator is fair enough. Replace the top bit, = the actuator = the head.
I don't see any reason to do 5 times the work , to replace the whole valve.
There's nothing special about Honeywell valves - they fail too!
Never tried to take the head apart, there are screws on the bottom so maybe you can, but I think I heard different so never tried. Valve actuators are rubbish but can't say I have noticed the valves themselves being any less reliable than any other.
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