Gas Valve Replacement Instructions

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STEP 3 – DISCONNECT GAS INLET
PF-50 & PF-110
– Using a 3 mm hex key, remove (4) cap screws from
gas valve inlet flange. See Figure 3.
PF-80 & PF-140
– Using a 10 inch adjustable wrench, disconnect the
compression nut from the inlet of the gas valve.
– Remove the adapter fitting from the valve.
STEP 4 – DISCONNECT GAS VALVE FROM
BLOWER
Using a T20 Torx driver, remove the three screws
holding the gas valve and swirl plate to the
blower assembly.
The PF-140 valve includes six washers .
Inspect the valve for signs of electrical damage or
unusual wear.
STEP 5 – INSTALL REPLACEMENT GAS
VALVE
Assuring that top of the gas valve is facing toward the
front of the boiler, attach the valve and swirl plate to
the blower assembly. See Figure 6.
PF-50 & PF-110
– Attach the 90° inlet flange on the inlet to the valve.
PF-80 & PF-140
– Attach the 1/2 NPT pipe fitting to the inlet of the
valve using thread sealant appropriate for gas
piping.
– Connect compression fitting to the adapter from flex
hose.
STEP 6 – GAS SYSTEM LEAK TEST
Loosen the screw inside the inlet gas pressure port.
See Figure 7.
Connect a manometer to the port.
Open the boiler gas shutoff valve and check the
pressure at the manometer.
Close the boiler gas shutoff valve while monitoring the
manometer.
Figure 4
Figure 3
Figure 5
Figure 6
PUREFIRE GAS VALVE REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS