Danfoss RLV Drain and Filling Tap User Guide
A quick guide for the Danfoss RLV drain and filling tap, covering installation, radiator draining and filling procedures, and water flow adjustment.
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Quick guide from the manual
This document provides instructions for the Danfoss RLV drain and filling tap. It covers the necessary steps to safely drain or fill a radiator, including the required tools and flow adjustment procedures.
Safety and Preparation
Before starting any draining or filling procedure, ensure the following steps are taken:
- Block off the radiator inlet and outlet.
- Always use a Danfoss block-off handwheel to block the radiator valve.
- Open the air-bleeding screw to allow air to escape.
Installation and Operation
Follow these steps to use the RLV drain and filling tap:
- Screw the RLV drain and filling tap onto the connection thread of the RLV fitting.
- Open the tap fully using a standard square-hole spanner.
- After completing the draining or filling work, close the valve carefully.
- Remove the drain and filling tap from the fitting.
Water Flow Adjustment
To adjust the water flow through the valve:
- Use a 6 mm hexagon (Allen) key.
- Turn the key towards the open position to set the desired flow.
- The flow can be adjusted between 1/4 and 4 turns, or the valve can be set to fully open.
Manufacturer information
Danfoss A/S
Practical help
Common problems
Always use a dedicated Danfoss block-off handwheel for this purpose.
Ensure you are using a standard square-hole spanner.
Use a 6 mm hexagon key to turn the valve mechanism; refer to capacity diagrams for specific flow rates at 1/4 to 4 turns.
Before use
- Ensure you have a Danfoss block-off handwheel.
- Have a standard square-hole spanner ready for the tap.
- Have a 6 mm hexagon (Allen) key for flow adjustment.
- Verify that the radiator inlet and outlet are blocked.
- Ensure the air-bleeding screw is open.
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