Questions & Answers for: float valve

float valve is being hung open by dirt or fuel varnish. First, turn the petcock to the 'off' position and then drain the gasoline from each float bowl by loosening the drain screw on the bottom. Close

...float valve is not closing. This is allowing gas to continue to flow into the carb until it reaches the height of the overflow fitting. You either have a bad float valve or some debris caught in the ...

...float valve is being held open either by a worn float valve and seat or dirt in the fuel line and possibly a hole in the float. You will have to remove the carburetor from the machine and disassemble ...

...float valve and its seat. 2. Float valve sticking. 3. Float valve and/or valve seat worn or damaged. 4. Float misadjusted. 5. Float cracked, leaky or damaged. 6. Excessive "PUMPING" of hand throttle ...

...float valve needles or incorrect float height, tap float bowls to see it overflow stops (sticky float), remove and clean float bowls and fuel inlet passage with carb cleaner and compressed air, check ...

...float valve or the float itself. Bad float needle valve:  If some dirt or other particle gets stuck on the needle valve or seat, the valve will not be able to completely close and fuel ...

...float bowl valve or similar. You will need to shut off of the gas, drop the float bowl, check that the float move and closes the valve. If everything looks good and the valve actually closes, then ...

...valve might be defective. These valves are not repairable and will have to be replaced. Float The float assembly is normally inside the dishwasher near the door on the floor of the dishwasher. If ...

float valve look like A float valve is a valve attached to a float on an arm normally that when the level reaches a set level the pressure on the float closes off the valve and stops more water coming

...float valve and its seat. 2. Float valve sticking. 3. Float valve and/or valve seat worn or damaged. 4. Float misadjusted. 5. Float cracked, leaky or damaged. 6. Excessive "PUMPING" of hand throttle ...