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They must not only be tested annually, but rebuilt every five years. If not, there could be serious harmful backflow. If you discover anything amiss in the testing of the backflow preventer, it is a good idea to handle it right then.
Backflow prevention assemblies are installed to protect your drinking water from potential sources of contamination. The only way to ensure that they are working properly is to have them tested by a certified Backflow Assembly Tester. It's also Washington State law .
The most common time we see assemblies fail is after a repair to the mainline has been done. In the event that you had some work done, or had a broken pipe, sometimes pipe shavings and/or pieces of pipe can get caught between the checks or poppits, that can cause the checks not to seal.
A. The backflow preventer is designed to relieve pressure when the watering cycle stops or the system is turned off, so you will see water dripping from it at system shutdown. Backflow preventers should not be dripping constantly.
To remove a malfunctioning preventer, shut off the water-supply valve and purge the heating system so that its water level is below the preventer. If it's connected to the supply pipe with a threaded fitting, use a pair of wrenches to back off the union nuts on both ends of the preventer.
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The testing process involves using valves on the backflow testing device, known as gate and relief valves. Essentially the plumber will be closing valves and checking for changes in gauge movement, water leaks and other clear signs. There are specific criteria that needs to be met during the testing process.
Ontario Building Code and Related Standards 6.4. (3) of the Ontario Building Code states; \u201cwhere a building drain or a branch may be subject to backflow, a backwater valve shall be installed on every fixture drain connected to them when the fixture is located below the level of the adjoining street\u201d.
Open the high "A" valve. Slowly open the low "B" valve no more than ¼ turn. Hold the valve at this position and observe the gauge reading at the first moment the first discharge is noted from the relief valve. Record this as the opening differential pressure of the relief valve on the test report form.
Installing or replacing a backflow preventer costs $300 for the average homeowner. However, actual project costs fall somewhere between $135 and $1,000 based on the system sizes and styles you choose. Your project costs break down into materials and labor.
They must not only be tested annually, but rebuilt every five years. If not, there could be serious harmful backflow. If you discover anything amiss in the testing of the backflow preventer, it is a good idea to handle it right then.

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