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The Honeywell 40003916-048 Replacement Head is engineered for V8043F zone valves, operating seamlessly at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz. With a spring return action and 24 VAC compatibility, this head ensures efficient and reliable performance in your HVAC system.
W**T
Heat works, that's the important part.
We moved into our new home last September. In February, during the coldest weather we had, our boiler zone for the main floor was at 80 degrees when I woke up one morning for work. Mind you, I usually keep the heat at 67 during waking hours and 63 while we sleep. This was extremely unusual to have it this hot in our home. I checked this zone valve in our basement and sure enough, it was stuck. I ordered this and it was delivered next day. I made the swap, wired it up, now our heat works properly. I would only recommend this product if it already existing on your boiler. Product works as it should.
J**M
Works as expected.
Works fine. Easy to install.
D**D
Easy to install
These are just the head, not the entire valve. Easy to install and save money in the long run.
M**F
Works as intended. Easy to install.
I have 2 zones, and I have been replacing these every 8-10 years. Failure is usually because of a small relay/switch that stops working and fails to trigger / turn on the burner. The valve does work fine and opens for hot water to flow, but burner does not turn on.
D**F
Fit as intended.
This fit and worked as intended.
R**N
It was perfectly matched to my Honeywell valve
I used it to install a replacement valve on my hot water boiler. It was a cinch to install with easy to follow instructions.
N**C
Replacement for Honeywell zone valves ONLY
If you have a zone that gets hot with thermostat turned off, then your zone valve is stuck OPEN.If you have a zone that does not get heat, then your zone valve is stuck CLOSED.When either happens, then you need to replace that zone valve. Zone valves do go bad in time.Best to replace all zone valves at the same time.Remember to turn off boiler/furnace first.Line it up with old one. Transfer wires exactly as on old one; replace old one with new one. Or hire a HVAC specialist and be ready to pay time & materials in excess of $1000.00 depending where you live. They will replace only those that are bad so they will be called back soon for the others. Do it yourself and do all at once, only one at a time, for years of peace-of-mind operation.
A**E
Hit or miss quality
I ordered two of these. The first one, due to some electrical components inside not working properly, it didn't work at all. With the purchase of the second device, the electrician was able to properly install it. Unfortunately, these need to be replaced every so often so that's a downer.
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