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Noisy Honeywell Gas valve

Don_175
Don_175 Member Posts: 140
Don,
Where would the loose nut on the solenoid be located?

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  • Don_175
    Don_175 Member Posts: 140
    Noisy Honeywell Gas valve

    I have a natural gas boiler with a Honeywell VR8305M 4843 valve which is the primary gas valve which is hooked into 2 other valves which supply the 2 stage burner on my boiler.
    When the Honeywell valve opens, there is a click whichj can be heard resonating back in the cast iron piping from the boiler.
    Has anyone found a solution to this? It is transmitted back into the living area of the house and sounds like someone rapping the iron pipe with a hammer.
    Thanks.
  • don_163
    don_163 Member Posts: 67
    Fancy that

    I'm seeing more don everyday and to think when I was growing up I felt special,I thought I was the only Don.

    I'd never heard gas valve make that type noise however, I have herd switching relay and solenoid transmit noise like that.

    Loose nut on the solenoid maybe.I've seen them burnout as well when loose.

  • Don, the first valve in

    that Honeywell redundant valve system is a solenoid and it will open with a click. If it is real loud then it may be defective and need replaced.

    What are the numbers on the other two valves used for staging and what is the make of your boiler?
  • Don_175
    Don_175 Member Posts: 140
    #'s on other valves

    Tim,
    The other valve (high fire valve)says Asco K3A45IT.
    The boiler is a Lochinvar EBN 300.
    Thanks
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