Can anyone tell me why the inlet valves on both hot and cold come out in a trickle and if this means the valves are stuffed where would be the cheapest place to get one new in Sydney Australia(What is the price you guys pay in the states??)Any help is appreciated!
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fisher and paykel cold inlet valve not flowing properly
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, May 10 2005 01:52 PM
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Posted 10 May 2005 - 03:41 PM
G'day Dmac, I am in Melbourne, and just renewed Hot and Cold Valves, I got them at Stokes, probably doesn't help you, however the Hot cost around $20 and the Cold around $47...I think...at least that gives you an idea.
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