wocester bosch 240 rsf combi diverter valve

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Hi Folks,

Have a problem with hot water on my worcester 240 rsf and have read several forums and reckon that the diaphragm needs replacing in the diverter valve.

Have had a look and reckon it could be done in situe as many have had problems sealing joints afterwards.

has anyone tried this or can anyone tell me if there is a reason it cannot be done in situ?

Thankyou,

Frank
 
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DON'T DO IT :rolleyes:

they are a Biatch to get the diaphragm back in straight without damage
I personally always change the valve having had more than my share of
problems changing the rubber :cry:
 
A competent RGI should be able to do that job in a short space of time. But, I would suggest to buy a replacement telescopic connection to the DHW HE as they fail when being tampered with :rolleyes: Keep the pcb housing well covered as well! Any water spurting on there fella and you will have serious problems ;)
 
Though in essence a fairly simple job, it requires experience with this particular model and dexterity to do it without spending an entire day on it. I would not recommend it as a diy project unless you have loads of time and very little money.
 
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thanks for the input.

I am a qualified technician electrician and have been for 15 years also pretty good at fixing things and plumbing. also have 4 kids and very little money so I think I'll have to give it a go as no hot water is a pain. Thankfully i have an electric shower so not too bad!!

Frank:cool:
 
240 rsf is an easy diaphragm change, even a novice should manage that in an hour. as mentioned you will need the slip coupling as it will leak after you disturb it.
 

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