Hot Water Recirculating System Sensor Valve Kit

For installation inquiries please call 800-752-5582

you would have to contact Grundfos about the specific pump that you have. We can only verify that our valve works with our pump.

No, you do not need to install a Hot Water Recirculating System Sensor Valve Kit under each sink. Typically, one sensor valve is sufficient for a single plumbing loop. This valve should be installed at the fixture farthest from the water heater to ensure efficient circulation of hot water throughout that loop. However, if your home's plumbing system has multiple branches or loops—meaning separate lines that do not connect—you may need additional sensor valves. Each distinct loop would require its own sensor valve installed at the furthest fixture within that loop to maintain optimal hot water delivery. If you're experiencing delays in hot water delivery at certain sinks, it's advisable to assess your plumbing layout to determine if additional sensor valves are necessary.

Please give us a call @ 800-752-5582 to discuss your situation in more detail.

Yes, it is designed for this purpose!

We do not offer replacement parts or instructions on the processes involved in repairing the pump.

Common Issues and Repairs: Pump Not Turning On / Running: Issue: If the pump doesn’t run, it could be due to an electrical fault, a tripped circuit, or a malfunctioning thermostat or timer. Solution: Check power supply and make sure the pump is plugged in and the breaker is not tripped. Inspect the wiring for any loose or corroded connections. You can try resetting the system or replacing the timer or thermostat if necessary. No Hot Water Circulation: Issue: If the pump runs but there's no hot water, it might be due to a clogged line or a malfunctioning check valve. Solution: Clean the system: If there’s a blockage, the line may need to be flushed. Check for proper flow and ensure there are no obstructions. The check valve may need to be cleaned or replaced. Pump Leaks: Issue: If the pump leaks from the casing or seal, it might need a new seal or O-ring. Solution: Inspect for leaks: Check the seals and O-rings for wear. If these are damaged, they may need replacing. Replace parts: Some pumps have repair kits for parts like seals, O-rings, or gaskets. Overheating / Excess Noise: Issue: If the pump is overheating or making excessive noise, it could be a sign of internal damage or mechanical failure. Solution: If cleaning and resetting don't help, the internal motor or components may need to be replaced. Repair or Replace? Small Issues: If it’s just a minor issue like a clogged line, seal replacement, or a thermostat malfunction, you can likely repair the pump yourself or with professional help. Major Issues: If the internal motor or pump housing is damaged, it might be more cost-effective to replace the entire pump, especially after 3 years of use. Where to Get Parts or Repairs: Watts Customer Support: Contact them for guidance on whether a specific part can be repaired or replaced. They can help with identifying replacement parts or recommend an authorized repair center. Authorized Service Centers: Some plumbing services may also offer repair or parts replacement for Watts systems.

This product is not the Crispaire, it is Watts branded. Please advise from their product team, thanks!