Thomas Dudley Hydroflo Inlet Valve - Skip20A

Measure the height and the type of inlet (side or bottom) of your existing valve to ensure the Skip20A is compatible.

Use the provided key to detach the filter. Rinse the filter under running water to remove any debris.

Ensure you have the right inlet type and that the valve fits within the cistern. If the valve doesn't fit, double-check your measurements or consult a plumber for advice.

The Hydroflo valve is designed for durability. With proper care and maintenance, it should provide reliable service for many years.

Replacement parts, such as seals and washers, are available from most plumbing supply stores or online retailers.

Yes, with some basic plumbing knowledge, you can install the valve. Always turn off the water supply before starting the installation.

The unique float arm design makes it impossible for the float to become detached, ensuring reliable operation of the valve and preventing potential water wastage.

Check the water supply and ensure the shut-off valve is fully open. Clean the filter using the provided key. If the problem persists, the valve may need to be replaced.

Check for any obstructions or debris in the valve. Ensure that the water pressure is within the valve's operating range.

Check for leaks around the valve connections. Replace any worn seals or washers. Adjust the water level if needed.