Tip for Removing Difficult Valterra Check Valve # P23415LFVP

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Having trouble removing check valve.Any ideas how much pressure it takes to break it loose?Its only 7 years old not corroded or anything

asked by: Tom

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Brass fittings like the # P23415LFVP can be difficult to remove. Especially if there was thread locker or thread tape used. It's hard to say how much force you'd need but you might try heating up the fitting to release any thread locker.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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The Dexstar Steel Mini Mod Trailer Wheel - 16" x 6" Rim - 8 on 6-1/2 - Black #AM20761B have a maximum air pressure rating of 110 psi and a weight capacity of 3750-lbs.

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The Dometic model B59516 is showing up as a Brisk II 15K BTU unit so the only thing you'll need to check is what style connector your current unit has. If you remove the cover for the air distribution box inside the trailer you should see the…

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The trailer tire manufacturers we work with all have recommended the information you have seen given in our online answers. The max PSI from most manufacturers the listed capacity at the highest load capacity rating of the ST tire. There are charts…

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Fresh water check valves are typically 1/2" NPT fittings, but I wouldn't know if you'd need a female or male connector without actually taking your city water inlet apart. If you remove your city water inlet from the wall of the trailer…

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It sounds like your system needs a backflow preventer like the Camco RV Fresh Water System Backflow Preventer - 1/2" Diameter - Brass #CAM23303. This allows water to flow only in one direction so that your fresh water tank doesn't fill up…

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We do have some check valves available from Valterra and Camco, both of which are big in the RV plumbing industry and have great reputations. The 2 most popular check valves that we have are parts #P23415LFVP, which has 1/2" MPT x MPT fittings,…

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Hello Dan, thanks for reaching out. You asked a good question so I went out to our warehouse and got my hands on the B&B RV Fresh Water Fill Diverter Valve and Plate Assembly #BM35RR. The threaded fittings are not bonded together, and I was…

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Check valves can fail due to ice in the winter or debris in warmer months, or simple wear at any time. I think if it were me I would try to warm the check valve with a heat source like a heat gun, being careful not to melt the plastic around it. At…

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The water leaking is normal its your overflow which means that your fresh tank is now full. If you install a valve on the overflow then it needs to be open when filling and when using or else the tank could explode. It could also be that your check…

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Antifreeze leaking into the water heater could be remotely caused by a bad check valve, however, this would all depend on the location of the check valve. Generally speaking, there are only 2 check valves installed in the plumbing system for an RV.…

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Answer 11

You'll want to replace the check valve with the part #P23415LFVP if the internal components of what you have now are coming out.

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You should only need the Valterra Check Valve for RV Fresh Water Systems #P23415LFVP at the cold inlet of your water heater. Typically you will have a total of three fresh water check valves; one at the cold inlet to the water heater, one at the city…

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