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WOODFORD MANUFACTURING COMPANY
2121 Waynoka Road, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80915 • Phone: (800) 621-6032 • Fax: (800) 765-4115
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A Division of WCM Industries, Inc.
Model 21, 24 or 26
Mild Climate
Non-Freeze Area
04/15 Rev 1
Wall Faucets
Fig 1
Fig 2
Fig 3
Tighten
Packing Nut
30008 Washer
Washer Screw
Handle Screw
Wheel Handle
30247 EPDM Packing
Packing Support Washer
Operating Stem
Fig 4
Packing Nut
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• Water leaks from the nozzle when faucet is off. Fig 1
Valve seat (30008) Washer (Fig 2) is worn out or damaged and needs
to be replaced or the Washer Screw is loose. Follow instructions below
on how to remove the Operating Stem. If this does not x the leak,
the faucet may have a damaged seat and the faucet will need to be
replaced.
• Operating Stem removal. Fig 2
To remove the Operating Stem from the faucet, shut off the water supply and remove the Wheel Handle and Packing Nut. Use the handle
to turn the stem counterclockwise until the stem becomes disengaged
from the threads. Use a small screwdriver to pry the packing loose.
Pull the stem out of the faucet. Remove Washer Screw and old
Washer and install new Washer.
• Packing leak. Faucet leaks from around the operating stem when
the faucet is on. Fig 3
The packing nut will occasionally need to be tightened to stop a packing leak. Tighten the packing nut behind the handle until snug and the
leak stops. Persistent leaks will require a new 30247 EPDM Packing.
(Removal of Wheel Handle may be required to access Packing Nut.)
Model 24 w/ASSE
1011 Single Check
Vacuum Breaker
Model 26 w/ASSE
1052 Double Check
Backow Preventer
Vacuum Breaker
• Faucet will not ow water when the faucet is on. Fig 4
The Vacuum Breaker may be obstructed or damaged. Remove the
vacuum breaker and check to see if the faucet ows water with the
vacuum breaker removed. Inspect the vacuum breaker for obstruction
or damage.
• Available RK-24 Repair Kit includes all 8 parts listed in Fig 2.