Jandy R0591400 gas valve for JXi heater models 200, 260 and 400Jandy JXi Gas Valve for Models 200, 260, 400, R0591400 In stock$43399
Jandy R0591400 gas valve for JXi heater models 200, 260 and 400

Jandy JXi Gas Valve for Models 200, 260, 400, R0591400

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Jandy part The factory gas valve, part number R0591400.
  • Covers three JXi sizes Listed for the JXi 200, 260 and 400 heater models.
  • Meters gas to the burner The valve opens on a call for heat and holds the correct pressure while the heater runs.
  • Safety shutoff It is also the component that closes the gas when the control drops out on a fault or a limit.
  • A common failure point A valve that no longer opens, or that will not hold pressure, keeps a heater from firing even when everything else is healthy.
  • Model specific JXi valves are not interchangeable across the wider Jandy heater range, so match the model before ordering.
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Product details

The Jandy R0591400 is the gas valve for JXi heater models 200, 260 and 400. It is the genuine Jandy part.

What the valve does

On a call for heat, the control energizes the gas valve, which opens and delivers gas to the burner at the pressure the heater is rated for. It is also the part that shuts the gas off the moment a limit trips or the control drops out, so it sits in both the operating and the safety path.

Symptoms of a bad valve

A heater that goes through its ignition sequence but never lights, or that lights and then cannot hold a steady flame, points at the valve once gas supply and inlet pressure have been confirmed. Because those symptoms overlap with ignition and sensor faults, it is worth checking the cheaper parts first.

Fitting

Replacing a gas valve is work for a qualified technician. The joints have to be leak tested and manifold pressure has to be checked against the rating plate before the heater goes back into service.

Specifications
Brand Jandy
Manufacturer part number R0591400
UPC 052337067379
Type Gas valve
Fits Jandy JXi heater models 200, 260, 400
Shipping weight 3 lb
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Which heaters does this valve fit?
Jandy JXi heater models 200, 260 and 400.
Is it a genuine Jandy part?
Yes. It is Jandy part R0591400. The source also lists it under the Zodiac Jandy name, which is the same product.
What are the signs of a failed gas valve?
A heater that runs its ignition sequence but never lights, or that lights and cannot hold a stable flame, with gas supply and pressure at the heater already confirmed good.
Can I fit this myself?
Gas work should be done by a qualified technician. The valve has to be leak tested and the manifold pressure checked against the rating plate after it goes in.
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