THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVE COMMISSIONING AND OR MAINTENANCE REPORT 2025

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The document is a commissioning and maintenance report for thermostatic mixing valves, outlining the requirements for submission, details to be filled out for each valve, and compliance with relevant codes of practice. It includes sections for recording establishment information, valve specifications, service actions taken, temperature settings, and certification by the contractor. The report must be submitted within two working days and retained on site for a minimum of seven years.

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How often must a thermostatic mixing valve be serviced?

3) states that a TMV shall be inspected and maintained at least every 12 months and the replacement of thermostat and o-rings every 5 years.

What are the symptoms of a bad mixing valve?

3 Signs Your Thermostatic Mixing Valve Has a Problem Your water temperature isnt right. If a TMV valve stops working correctly, then you may notice that your hot water suddenly starts to run hotter than it should. Your water doesnt flow normally. You have leaks or drips.

What is the life expectancy of a thermostatic mixing valve?

The average lifespan of a thermostatic cartridge is 5 to 10 years, depending on the water quality and how you use your mixer tap.

Can a thermostatic mixing valve go bad?

Another significant sign of a malfunctioning thermostatic mixing valve is inconsistent water flow. For instance, if you notice water pouring slowly most of the time, it could be because your TMV has issues. Maybe it has not been installed correctly or started to rust, hindering the water flow.

How do you test a thermostatic mixing valve?

To test a TMV valve, we isolate the hot water and then put the valve into a thermo shut down. After, we repeat this process with the cold side whilst recording the temperature of the water. How often should thermostatic mixing valves be tested? Thermostatic mixing valves must be tested by law every 12 months.

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How do you service a thermostatic mixing valve?

Servicing a TMV valve involves removing the valve, dismantling it, cleaning and disinfecting it, replacing any O rings, re-fitting and re-commissioning it. Once the temperature has been correctly set a failsafe test is performed to ensure that the hot water cuts out appropriately.

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