🔵 AMI PARTS-4040 Humidifier Water Solenoid Valve Replacement - 24V 2.3W, Compatible with B2015-S85 B2017-S85 220 224 400 400A Models - Blue Review

I used this to replace the valve on my April Air humidifier. While not the same brand, it's a direct replacement and works great. The dealer wanted parts plus labor for $50, so it was a good deal.

This part is sold at half the price of the original part. I bought this and found the material quality and layout to be the same as the OEM at half the price. As for durability, time will tell but for now it has been used for 2 months and is working perfectly.

Don't pay $65 for the same part with someone else's name on it. This is the exact same part that everyone uses in their humidifiers. Don't overdo it boys. It's a simple connection and you can't miswire it as it's a simple AC coil so it doesn't matter which wire goes where.

My humidifier hasn't worked in years. I couldn't afford to call in a furnace specialist. Eventually I took a closer look at the system and concluded that the problem must be in the solenoid. I took the old one apart, tried to clean it, as some said - it worked for two hours, then it started buzzing loudly and died. I got a great price on this replacement block here at Revain so I went for it. Item arrived quickly and was easy to assemble. I turned on the stove and for the first time in years…

If like me you have been looking for a replacement valve for your oven humidifier and have been confused by the wide selection and wide price range. Don't confuse any particular brand or the different apps they list. As long as the fittings look the same as they do on your valve, this one will work for you. Each furnace valve operates at standard furnace capacity, which is universal in North America. This is an easy repair that anyone with basic wiring knowledge can do. the tension involved…

The humidifier has been on my stove for fifteen years. During that time, I learned that when a valve won't open, it must be removed, placed in the CLR, the compression fitting replaced, and reinserted. I put the valve in a beaker so I can submerge the brass valve without getting the electrical part into the CLR. I activate the valve while it's there by touching the wires from the valve to the 9 volt battery so I know it's moving. I'm sure I threw away many valves that could be revived before I…

The solenoid valve was stuck open and not working, allowing water to flow through. Unfortunately, this could only be discovered AFTER the connection of the plumbing and electrical installation. I spent 4 full hours on this including double checking that I connected everything correctly, including researching if it can be solved/fixed/if there is a workaround - I couldn't find it. As a result, I went back and ordered from another seller on Revain. it worked great…