PVB ¾”- 2”. Modification Overview  Production for the ¾” – 1” PVB began in 1995 and is current.  The body of the ¾” – 1” PVB was modified in July of.

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PVB ¾”- 2”

Modification Overview  Production for the ¾” – 1” PVB began in 1995 and is current.  The body of the ¾” – 1” PVB was modified in July of A spring clip was added under the float assembly for serial numbers P0001 or larger.  1½” and 2” sizes were added in (Refer to the Wilkins 720A)

Canopy Removal  The canopy is secured by two screws.

Bonnet Removal  The bonnet is threaded into the body and sealed by an o-ring.  Unscrew the bonnet counter clockwise.  There is no spring load.

Float Removal and Service  The float and float spring are free once the bonnet has been removed.  Replace the rubber seal by pulling it from the groove on the float.

Check Valve Removal  The spring clip must be removed on versions made after July  Pinch the ends of the spring clip together and pull out of the body. ** Note: Use pliers if necessary. ** Note: Use pliers if necessary.

Check Valve Removal  The check valve is a module.  The check valve is threaded into the body and sealed by an o-ring. * * Note: A special tool is needed to remove the check module.

Check Valve Disassembly  The check module is spring loaded.  Hold the check firmly while removing the retaining screw.

Check Disc Replacement  Replace the rubber disc by pulling it from the groove on the poppet.

Check Seat Replacement  The check seat is free once the module is disassembled.  If the seat is damaged, the check module must be replaced.

Reassembly Notes  Reassemble in reverse order.  Make sure the bonnet spring is in place.  Make sure the guide stem is inserted into the center of the float.