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Old 10-01-2010, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by toomany MBZ View Post
It takes just moments to remove the mono valve, you can inspect it for a torn diaphragm.
Full, uncommanded heat isn't usually associated with a torn diaphragm.

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Originally Posted by saludayaker View Post
Is this my monovalve failed and stuck open or is it my CCU?
It could be (and often is) just a poor electrical connection at the monovalve. You can check the control circuit as follows (key on, CCU off):
One terminal at the monovalve should have system voltage present. The other terminal should have continuity to ground. If either is not present, there is a control issue.
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