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Check valve

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Explorer
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Have a 2014 cedar creek. There is a check valve in it . It switches between fresh water and black water flusher.The darn thing leaks had new one put in, that leaks. Both are plastic. Repairman wants to put in a brass one, he said they are best. Anyone else have this problem?
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fj12ryder
Explorer II
Explorer II
TXiceman wrote:
I leave the leaking check valve there and add a manual ball valve that I shut off and open as needed.

Ken
I think we're talking about different things. The plastic anti-vacuum will leak all over the inside of the wall if you try to use it and it's broken. The ball valve won't help that.
Howard and Peggy

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TXiceman
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Explorer
I leave the leaking check valve there and add a manual ball valve that I shut off and open as needed.

Ken
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fj12ryder
Explorer II
Explorer II
Yeah, these anti-vacuum plastic switches are a known problem. Your plumber is correct: replace with a brass one and you won't have any more leaks.
Howard and Peggy

"Don't Panic"

newman_fulltime
Explorer
Explorer
they are a common thing for leaking.Put the brass one in