375, 375XL 1¼” -2”. Modification Overview  Production of the 1¼” -2” 375 began in 2004 and is current.  The lead free version 375XL was introduced in.

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375, 375XL 1¼” -2”

Modification Overview  Production of the 1¼” -2” 375 began in 2004 and is current.  The lead free version 375XL was introduced in 2010.

Housing Removal  The plastic housing (vessel) must be removed for service.  There is no spring load.  Housing is bolted and o-ring sealed.  Remove the four housing bolts.  Lift the vessel up and out

Check Valve Removal  The check valves are held in place by a closure sleeve.  Gently pry the closure sleeve away from the body.  Both modules must slide out of the housing.  Use a short blunt object on a flat surface to push against the #2 check.

Check Valve Removal  Make sure all test cocks are open to break any vacuum.  Push down on the body to slide the modules out.

Disassemble Check Module  Hold the cage firmly and twist the seat counter-clockwise about ¼ turn.  Check modules are spring loaded.

Check Seat Removal  Check seat is free once the module has been disassembled.  If the seat is damaged, the entire module must be replaced.

Check Disc Replacement  Remove screw, disc retainer, and disc.

Check Valve Reassembly Notes  Lubricate o-rings on check modules.  #2 check slides into vessel first.  Insert the #1 check and turn it until the spring retainer lines up with the notches on the #2 seat.  Push both modules into the vessel.

Check Valve Reassembly Notes  Lubricate the o-ring on the closure sleeve and insert against the modules.  Place on a flat surface and push down with a “rocking motion” until the sleeve seals with the vessel.

RV Disassembly  The RV body must be removed from the vessel.  The RV body is bolted to the vessel and sealed by an o-ring.  Remove the 3 bolts on the underside of the RV body.

RV Disc Replacement  The RV disc is attached to the vessel.  Remove the retaining screw and washer.

RV Disassembly  The RV body is bolted together and sealed by the diaphragm.  Remove the four bolts.  Separate the upper and lower RV housing.

RV Disassembly  The RV stem is free once the body is separated. * Note: be careful not to lose the sensing line o-rings on each side of the RV body.

RV Seat Removal  The RV seat is part of the stem assembly.  If the seat is damaged, the stem assembly must be replaced.

RV Stem Disassembly  The RV spring is located inside the stem assembly. * Note: The stem assembly is spring loaded.  Hold the diaphragm firmly with one hand and unscrew the lower stem.

RV Reassembly Notes  Reassemble the stem assembly in reverse order. * Note: Place seat down on flat surface to help compress RV spring.  Reassemble RV housing in reverse order.  Lubricate housing o-ring.  Install RV housing to vessel.  Secure 3 housing bolts.

Housing Replacement Notes  Lubricate both of the vessel o-rings.  Rock the vessel from side to side as it slides into position. * Note: Make sure o-rings stay in their groove.  Vessel must be in position completely before replacing retaining bolts.