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Examine each TMV to identify if the correct specification valve is fitted, good accessibility and if isolation valves are fitted. Measure and record the mixed water temperature to ensure it is between 39C and 43C. Perform an in-service TMV failsafe shut-off test, isolating the cold water supply.
When commissioning/testing is due the following performance checks shall be carried out - measure the mixed water temperature at the outlet, carry out the cold water supply isolation test by isolating the cold water supply to the TMV, wait for five seconds if water is still flowing check that the temperature is below
Therefore to counter this prospect TMVs necessitate thorough and timely servicing (a minimum of once every 12 months if not more often, depending on the outcome of initial risk assessments and/or being compliant with manufacturer guidance) to afford end users the reassurance that the device is doing its job properly
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D 08 states that the first test must take place 6-8 weeks after commissioning, and the second after 12-15 weeks. Following this, there is no fixed required test frequency, but the valve should be tested at intervals between which there is shown to be little or no change in mixed water temperature.
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TMVs are fitted to minimise scald risk, they require regular maintenance to ensure hot water is docHubing the outlet at a suitable temperature.
Sometimes, a failing TMV makes the water too cold. Or, water may not run at the right temperature consistently. It may fluctuate between being hot and cold. In some cases, a faulty TMV can also affect your cold tap.
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