Pfister JX8-410P Pex Connection With Cartridge Tub & Shower Rough In Valve

SKU: 242145

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About the Pfister JX8-410P

The Pfister JX8-410P is a pex connection with cartridge tub and shower or shower only rough in valve.

Product Details

Manufacturer:	Price Pfister
Number of Handles:	Single handle
Room:	Bathroom
Installation Type:	Tub and Shower Rough-In
Mpn #	JX8-410P
Weight	1.50 lbs.

Product Features

Capable of back to back installation
Includes Plug for Shower Only Trim
Diaphram Pressure Balance Valve

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Questions & Answers

Anonymous asked:

Why I don't get hot water

*PLUMBERSSTOCK EXPERT* responded:

There can be many explanations for that anomaly, however the most likely in regards to this valve is that there is something blocking the flow through the cartridge. I have heard that there is a way to put this cartridge in wrong which can cause that also, but I have never actually seen it myself. What I have seen is blockages from the line, such as teflon tape, or other debris; as well as blockages from the valve such as a torn o-ring. If this valve has been installed a long time and has just recently stopped allowing hot water to flow, it is possible that hard water buildup is the culprit.

In pretty much every situation, if there is hot water flowing to this valve, changing the cartridge and cleaning out the valve body while the cartridge is removed will solve the problem.

Turn off the house water, remove the cartridge, turn on the house water for one second and then off again (to clean out the valve body), then install the new cartridge and test.

*PLUMBERSSTOCK EXPERT* responded:

Note to Darwin Award contestants: The above-explained example will cause a lot of water to flow from the valve body for the duration of the time your house water is on. Please close your shower door or shower curtain to avoid causing water damage to your property.