Testing a check valve is not that tough or complicated. Just follow these three steps to perform a test.
Step 1 – To test these valves, you will have to shut off the water supply. Once the water supply is shut off, follow the supply line (you can find an arrow of the valves), keep following the line, find the valve, and switch it off. Once you are done, you must wait for at least 15 minutes for pressure to ease.
Step 2 – Search the valve for any contaminants like debris. You can do this by tapping it on the side with some tools like a screwdriver, small hammer, or a wrench. When you are tapping listen to the sound it is making — a rattling sound means the valve is fine, but if you hear a squealing sound, that can be an indication of stitch debris or a leaking valve. If you want to know the reason for the sound, then you can remove the top part of the valve and look into it to check directly. Upon looking inside, you should find a ball-in inside the valve. If you find something else, you must remove it and then out the top part of the valve back.
Step 3 – Once you are done with the above steps, you should ask someone else to help you restart the fluid supply. Start the supply for only five seconds and then switch it off. When your helper starts the water supply, put your ear and hand on the valve to check for any leakage. If the fluid is making a running sound, that indicates a leakage. When you close the water supply, you will hear a gentle click. This means the valve has closed, and water will stop running through the valve when the water supply is off.
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