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Safety valve 9BAR 1/2" for Gorenje water heater (580442)
Description: The 9BAR 1/2" safety valve is designed for use in Gorenje water heaters. This component provides reliable protection against excessive pressure, preventing damage to the water heater and ensuring safe operation. The valve automatically releases excess pressure, making it an essential element for the longevity and reliability of your home water heaters.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum pressure | 9BAR |
| Size | 1/2" |
| Compatibility | Gorenje |
Compatibility
This safety valve is compatible with the following Gorenje models:
- EWH100NGV9
- EWH50NGV9
- EWH80NGV9
- TGR100SNNGV9
- TGR120SNNGV9
- TGR150SNNGV9
- TGR200SNNGV9
- TGR80SNNGV9
- ES 080 7 JU ELWRB
- ES 080 7 VU ELWRB
- ES 100 7 JU ELWRB
- ES 100 7 VU ELWRB
- TR4500T 100 ERBP
- TR4500T 80 ERBP
- ES 030 7 JU ELWRB
- ES 030 7 VU ELWRB
- ES 050 7 JU ELWRB
- ES 050 7 VU ELWRB
- TR4500T 30 ERBP
- TR4500T 50 ERBP
- TGR100SN/IQ
- TGR120NGV9
- TGR150NG/P
- TGR200NG/P
- TGR200NGV9
- TGR30NG/P
- TGR30NGV9
- BW50H
- BW80H
- BW100H
- BW120H
How to choose the right part
When selecting a safety valve, pay attention to the following points:
- Check the pressure rating. Ensure that the selected valve has a maximum pressure of at least 9BAR.
- Verify the thread size (1/2") for proper installation in the water heater.
- Make sure the valve is compatible with your Gorenje water heater model.
Causes of failure and prevention
Safety valves can fail for several reasons:
- Excessive pressure in the system.
- Corrosion or mechanical damage.
- Build-up of scale and other deposits.
To avoid failures, regularly check the pressure in the water heater, perform system cleaning, and monitor the condition of the valve.
Replacement recommendations
Replacing the safety valve is a relatively simple task that you can do yourself. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
- Disconnect the water heater from the power supply.
- Shut off the water supply to the water heater.
- Drain the water from the water heater to avoid leaks.
- Using a wrench, carefully unscrew the old valve.
- Ensure the threads are clean, then install the new valve by hand, and tighten it with a wrench.
- Open the water supply and check for leaks.
- Turn on the water heater and check the valve's functionality.
Replacement difficulty
The difficulty level of replacing the safety valve can be rated as low. With a minimal set of tools and by following the instructions, you can perform the replacement yourself without the need for professionals.