Is there a safety valve?
366306
There is a small opening on the lower portion for steam to escape from. I love this coffee pot. It is able to brew an incredible tasting coffee and if you like you may use less expensive coffee for a great taste too, although I use Peet's. Cheers
366307
Yes. There is a safety valve. It is the same type as on a pressure cooker. I have this coffee pot and I've used it for years without worry.
2226440
I don't believe there was that option. We tried two of these, but had issues with both. We have since moved to a newer Safety 1st model and love it
1685877
I haven't seen this order yet. But I've purchased the same last year and it did have a valve.
1475447
No, it is just the connector and there was no shut off valve. That would be a nice feature though.
1784614
No check valves. I was also surprised to learn that the threads are British pipe threads, which is neat impossible to find in the US. It is, however, a quality product and maintains the set temperature.
222309
Yes - Hose and quick connect fitting included - however, no shut off valve.
1860241
There is no valve. The bittle is sturdy, and nicely made.However, it is very large. I didnt see that until actually using it. It makes it hard to handle.
1686753
No, there are no check valves or quick seal fittings. you get the manifold with gauges and hose adapter fittings, red-yellow-blue 1/4" flare fitting hoses, and a 3/8" flared hose for evacuation pump connection.
619557
Typically this valve is located downstream from the pump. If it accidentally closed the line while the pump was running, something would likely break. Hopefully something inexpensive.
1876609
I don't know but you can turn the valve off at the top to lessen how much you lose..
1725769
That special removal tool that you would need is actually visible in the picture of this valve. It is a "C" shaped ring that is next to the copper-colored end and can be slipped on & off from the side. This will be as easy to remove as it was to install, but I doubt that I'll ever have to remove it.
785865
There absolutely should be no hidden check valve in the run. At the outside end there should be a flap or louvers--the manual says how to deal with either. There might be a grid on the outside but the manual (and I) say to throw it away--it will continually clog.
1754625
No there's a holding tank with a valve on it that can be emptied later. See manufacturer's website for more info.
1479102
Not quite sure as the valve has never been a problem. I have had problems with the lid releasing pressure around the perimeter since I've owned it. Sent it back once now the company wants nothing to do with it. Sorry! Rjl
1063981
Sorry. I have not had to replace the valve yet. I ordered it as a "just in case".
1798679
Mine don't have no safety check valve, you turn the knob puncture the can turn the knob open Freon comes out. Turn the knob back down or off the Freon stops. If you take the hose off this valve with the can open Freon will go everywhere, and freeze your hand. However I accidently got the hoses crossed once, and tried to fill on the high side. Nothing happened, so maybe it does have one to stop Freon from coming back into the can I don't know.
2278276
It is beneficial to have some type of cut-off valve at the hose-end. However, it doesn't need to be as sophisticated as the Dramm 22730. A simple cut-off is sufficient.