Toro 35-3655 Replacement Diaphragm for 1 in. Toro 250 Pin Type Valve
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- Toro 35-3655 Replacement Diaphragm for 1 in. Toro 250 Pin Type Valve
Brand:
Toro
Weight:
0.050000
Product Type:
Replacement Valve Diaphragm
Valve Compatibility:
Toro 250, 1"
Valve Repair Size:
1"
Size (in.):
1"
Valve Compatibility:
Toro 250|1"
Size (in.):
1"
Type:
Replacement Valve Diaphragm
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diaphragm
works well would recommend it fits as good as original
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replacement parts work great!
much faster and easier than changing out the valve.
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Also fits Toto 230, which will be great rather than having to put in a new valve, good price too
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I have three valves,one valve controls two stations on each valve for twenty years Now, one station will not shut down on one valve,I replaced diaphrams on all but still does the same thing,what gives?
BEST ANSWER: Hey William
I use these same valves for my automatic pool fill. I have had problems over time with the diaphrams tearing. This is normal with age however in the case that you are describing with having replaced the diaphram already, The valve body itself may have a hairline crack in it. I have found this problem in the past as well. Your only real option in this case it to replace the valve. The entire valve with the diaphram is only about $22.00.
Good luck with that.
I use these same valves for my automatic pool fill. I have had problems over time with the diaphrams tearing. This is normal with age however in the case that you are describing with having replaced the diaphram already, The valve body itself may have a hairline crack in it. I have found this problem in the past as well. Your only real option in this case it to replace the valve. The entire valve with the diaphram is only about $22.00.
Good luck with that.
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- Chris M on Sep 23, 2011
I have a 250 pin type valve that is used as an auto fill on a pool. My problem is that when the pool calls for replacement water and the valve turns on it will make a very loud groaning noise when it turns off. I measured the water pressure at the input side and it is 80 lbs. I have changed the valve with a new one same result. What could be the cause?
Will this part fit a 230 series valve?
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