1/2" Hudson Water Fill Valve
The Hudson Valve, with its new and innovative design, will solve your fluid control problems once and for all. This compact, virtually indestructible valve is well adapted to a wide variety of applications, from personal home use to large-scale industrial use. This valve is ideal for any application where it is necessary to control the level of fluid. The Hudson Valve's unique design has caught the attention of people in every type of industry where fluid control is necessary.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
| How does the valve work? |
The valve operates using a float and a control diaphragm chamber. When hooked up to a water source the valve will allow water to flow through it until the water reaches the bottom of the valve. As the water level rises it causes the float inside of the valve to rise allowing the diaphragm chamber to fill and close the valve.
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| What type of tubing/pipe should I use to install my Hudson Valve? |
Make sure that your tubing/pipe is of an adequate size: • For the ½” Valve – no smaller than ¼” and no bigger than 1”
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| How do I install my Hudson Valve? |
• Do not use pipe compound.
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| Where will the valve shut off? |
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• The valve will shut of about 1 ½”- 2” up from the bottom of the valve depending on pressure (the higher your water pressure the higher up on the valve the water will shut off).
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| Will my valve work in liquids other than water? |
• The Hudson Valve is designed to be used in water.
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| Why won’t my valve shut off? |
• The valve needs to be cleaned periodically depending on the cleanliness of the water source. To check the holes take the valve apart: •Remove the strainer cap from the stem of the diaphragm. (click for photo) • Check to make sure that you have adequate flow. The valve has to have more than a trickle of water coming to it in order to get it to shut off. If you have less than 10lbs of water pressure, your valve may not be getting enough flow to it to make the valve seal.
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| Why won’t my valve open? |
• The insert in the body of the valve may be clogged. To check this, remove the cap from the top of the valve. Remove diaphragm and retainer ring. Turn valve over and remove clip (you can use a flat head screwdriver and gently push down and out to do this) and drop float out of the body of the valve. (click for photo)
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| How do I repair my Hudson Valve? |
• If none of the following suggestions work, a repair kit will be needed.
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| After I install the valve, what do I do if I hear water hammer or other noise in my line? |
• The water hammer can be caused by too much pressure build-up behind the valve. Under high-pressure conditions, installing a pressure-reducing valve before the Hudson Valve may alleviate the problem.
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| When do I use a continuous flow disc? |
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• The continuous flow disc is designed to be used only during the winter in freezing climates. When installed, it will allow the valve to keep a slow trickle of water moving through it at all times. When installed, the valve will not fully shut off. The purpose of this disc is to prevent freezing of pipes during the winter.
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