Braemar WF2000 Eurosit 13-38C LPG Gas Valve

This Eurosit 13-38C LPG gas valve is a direct replacement part for Braemar WF2000 wall furnaces, crucial for reliable and safe operation of your heater. When you're out on a job in the middle of winter and a gas heater isn't firing up, a failing valve is often the culprit.

Keeping an eye on gas component wear and tear is just part of the job, especially for appliances that get a workout during those colder Australian months.

Best For

• HVAC technicians servicing Braemar gas wall furnaces.
• Gasfitters performing maintenance or repairs on LPG heating systems.
• Competent DIY owners maintaining their Braemar WF2000 units.

Compatibility

This gas valve is designed for use specifically with Braemar WF2000 series wall furnaces operating on LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas). The valve carries the SIT Part Number 0630534 and Seeley Part Number 614359.

If you're running a different model or fuel type, check fittings and specs before ordering.

Features

• Genuine replacement gas valve for Braemar wall furnaces.
• Specifically suits Braemar WF2000 units.
• Eurosit 13-38C model for precise gas flow control.
• Designed and rated for LPG fuel applications.
• Matches SIT Part Number: 0630534.
• Corresponds to Seeley Part Number: 614359.

What's in the Box

• 1 x Braemar WF2000 Gas Valve Eurosit 13-38C LPG (ST0630534)

Using It on the Job

1. Isolate Power & Gas: Always start by switching off the electrical supply to the heater and closing the main gas isolation valve. Confirm no residual pressure is present.
2. Access Valve: Carefully remove the heater casing and internal components as required to gain clear access to the existing gas valve.
3. Disconnect & Remove: Disconnect any wiring and gas lines connected to the old valve. Be mindful of residual gas in the lines. Remove the old valve, noting its orientation.
4. Install New Valve: Fit the new Eurosit 13-38C LPG gas valve in the correct orientation. Ensure all gas fittings are correctly seated and tightened to manufacturer specifications, using appropriate thread sealant.
5. Reconnect: Reconnect all wiring securely, double-checking connections against the wiring diagram.
6. Leak Check & Test: Restore gas supply. Perform a thorough gas leak test using a suitable leak detection solution on all connections. Then restore power and test the heater's operation across all cycles, including ignition and flame supervision.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• This valve is strictly for LPG applications only. Do NOT use with Natural Gas.
• Installation and servicing of gas appliances must only be performed by a licensed gasfitter in accordance with AS/NZS 5601 and local regulations.
• Always perform a leak test after any gas component replacement to ensure safe operation.
• Ensure correct electrical isolation and gas lockout procedures are followed before commencing work.
• This part is designed for Braemar WF2000 units; compatibility with other models is not guaranteed.

Tradie Pro Tip

When replacing gas valves, always check the manufacturing date stamp on the old valve. If it's old, it's worth checking other components like ignitors or thermocouples for wear, as they might be due for replacement too, saving a call-back.

Pair With

Pair this gas valve with a quality digital manometer for pressure checks and a reliable gas leak detector to confirm all connections are sealed tight. Consider checking our range of Braemar Ignitors & Sensors if you're already working on the heater.