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Replacment for Burkert Solenoid valve on Spot Free System

slash007

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I have a defective solenoid valve on my spot free system. The diaphragm has a hole in it, and doesn't look replaceable. I was wondering if there was anything special about these Burkert valves, or if I could use any 24v 3/8" valve? 20220906_161952.png
 

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You should be able to use any solenoid that's a proper fit.
 

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If I remember right on my spot free system I had a burkert valve problem similar to yours and I called my maintenance parts supplier and they didn't have the exact valve so they sent me an asco. I looked a little further into it and I think they listed my burkert valve as a two way valve so I ended up ordering a rebuild kit direct from burkert for my existing valve and a new valve new in case the rebuild wasn't successful. Rebuild worked so now I have a spare. Hope this helps.
 
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