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Noritz EVRF031 Condensate Container Set

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Special Price $66.68 Regular Price $76.68
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EVRF031
The NORITZ EVRF031 Condensate Container Set is used to control the collection and handling of condensed cooling and heating equipment of the HVAC systems. It accumulates the surplus water and directs it to the drainage system in a safe manner so as to reduce the possibility of water-induced destruction. It is also present in commercial and residential boilers and water heaters and is a vital component of the system concept, as it regulates the flow of condensate, which contributes to system stability, and keeps the equipment at the proper level of moisture.
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What maintenance is required for the Noritz EVRF031 Condensate Container Set?

Periodically inspect the condensate container for debris, sediment, or blockages that may restrict drainage. Empty and rinse the container as needed to prevent buildup. Ensure all connections are secure and leak-free. Regular maintenance helps maintain proper drainage and prevents system malfunctions.

What are common issues with the Noritz EVRF031 Condensate Container Set?

  • Clogging from debris or sediment buildup.
  • Leaks due to cracked container or loose fittings.
  • Overflow caused by restricted drainage.
  • Odor issues from stagnant condensate.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off the water heater and power supply before starting.

Step 2: Remove the old condensate container carefully, ensuring no spills.

Step 3: Clean the area and drainage path to prevent clogs.

Step 4: Position the new container in place, aligning connections properly.

Step 5: Secure the container according to manufacturer instructions.

Step 6: Reconnect power and test the system to confirm proper condensate collection.