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Why is my TTV102 leaking from the inlet, and how can I fix it?

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The TTV102 with brass inlet and brass outlet is designed to provide a durable, leak-resistant connection when installed correctly. If water is leaking from the inlet, the cause is usually related to thread sealing, installation method, water pressure, or component condition.


How to Properly Install and Maintain the TTV102

Applicable for Brass or Plastic Inlets & Outlets

Seal the inlet connection

Apply Teflon® (PTFE) tape to the male threads of the water source before attaching the brass inlet. Wrap the tape clockwise several turns to ensure a proper seal. Tighten the brass inlet securely but avoid overtightening.

Install the outlet

Connect the hose or irrigation line to the brass outlet. Tighten securely but avoid excessive force.

Install new batteries

Use new AA alkaline, non-rechargeable batteries only.
Use one battery brand and replace all batteries at the same time.
Do not mix old and new batteries or different brands.

Test the valve

Turn on the water slowly and run a manual watering cycle to confirm proper operation and check for leaks at the inlet.


Why the TTV102 May Leak or Stop Working

• No or insufficient Teflon tape on the inlet threads
• Cross-threading during installation
• Overtightening that damages the brass inlet or outlet
• Worn or damaged internal seals
• Use of rechargeable, mixed, or low-power batteries
• Excessive water pressure
• Freezing damage


Tips for Reliable Operation

• Always use Teflon (PTFE) tape on inlet threads
• Tighten brass fittings securely but do not overtighten
• Use new AA alkaline, non-rechargeable batteries
• Keep water pressure within the recommended range
• Drain and protect the valve in freezing conditions


Need Assistance?

If you continue to experience issues with your TTV102, our support team is happy to help.

Phone (US): +1-833-381-5659
Email: Service@rainpointonline.com

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