Gas and Oil Home Heating Furnaces - Need information on Robertshaw UNITROL gas valve
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vicarius31
01-29-08, 07:15 AM
Hil,
I'm looking for some information on Robertshaw gas valves (Unitrol 7000 series).
My gas heating device (old Ideal Standard, a French brand, manufactured in 1977) needs to be fixed. Its gas valve is a Robertshaw Unitrol 7000 ER 240V series. This valve has been already changed in 2003 (same model I guess) but died a week ago.
The operator is dead and needs to be changed. I already ordered it, but I need to know the manufacturing date for the one changed in 2003 and supposedly new (but I think it was a very old one).
Do you know:
* where I can find this information (the Robertshaw email is not answering my emails)
* is there a compatible gas valve from another brand?
Thanks in advance for your help, because it’s very difficult to get details here in France.
I'm looking for some information on Robertshaw gas valves (Unitrol 7000 series).
My gas heating device (old Ideal Standard, a French brand, manufactured in 1977) needs to be fixed. Its gas valve is a Robertshaw Unitrol 7000 ER 240V series. This valve has been already changed in 2003 (same model I guess) but died a week ago.
The operator is dead and needs to be changed. I already ordered it, but I need to know the manufacturing date for the one changed in 2003 and supposedly new (but I think it was a very old one).
Do you know:
* where I can find this information (the Robertshaw email is not answering my emails)
* is there a compatible gas valve from another brand?
Thanks in advance for your help, because it’s very difficult to get details here in France.
Ed Imeduc
01-29-08, 01:21 PM
I cant find it. Johnstone supply have a 120V Robertshaw gas valve. Is as high as they go on power. Its a 700-451.;)