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.
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.
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 10 PSI of water pressure, your valve may not be getting enough flow to it to make the valve seal. Make sure that your water source is turned on full volume. Make sure that your tubing/pipe is of an adequate size:
