What Is The Difference Between An Unloader Valve And A Thermal Relief Valve

A thermal relief valves releases heat and unloader valve regulates pressure.
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[@adwhite804]

I'm fairly certain my the setup is almost exactly like what your describing. But I'll be giving it a check to make sure everything is to your description . Always better to be safe than sorry...

[@kingofpressurewash]

awesome

[@adwhite804]

I run a diesel hot water heater. Had some issues there...mostly minor. But as far as my pump. All cold water, that goes to the hot...then a chem injector line after the hot water with a bypass. Helps keep any chem back up & I don't have to fight the bearing getting stuck in a o- ring . But hot water is helpful ...mostly. But! The heaters can be very temperamental without regular interval servicing. PS, I always rinse the system with cold water. And de chlor the lines fairly often. Problems happen. These machines ( hot water heater) don't run for every. But my pump...knock on wood is doing pretty good so far.

[@samxf]

If I’m still getting pressure from my machine but my thermal regulator valve constantly pours water out can I just run it that way without any damage happening it seems like if the water was constantly being refreshed it would stay cool or should I replace that valve

[@greggaines4120]

Hey, i have a older pressure washer with a beckett burner, for some reason my thermal relief blows out around 2000psi when i should be able to get to 3500psi. Any tips would be appreciated. Have tried different types and even changed unloading valve.

[@kingofpressurewash]

if you bought a new one some you have to adjust

[@adwhite804]

Thanks for the videos... And the great information

[@paultorre2419]

Does it matter the brand of the unloader is used on the pump. What unloader do you recommend.

[@kingofpressurewash]

Don't matter about brand

[@reddrickwhatley2535]

I appreciate your knowledge

[@laurorodriguez2160]

Which one will you recommend for a 4gpm machine thermal relief or unloader valve just starting this journey I don’t have buffer thank thanks for anny advance

[@kingofpressurewash]

Unloader valve

[@milliondolla145]

I have a thermal relief valve and diesel set up so I don't see the short black hose...I want to set up bypass. I've seen all your videos on bypass but don't see any with thermal relief valve...how do I know where to put plug and where to put barb? PLEASE HELP???????

[@CCP600]

What if you installed a little longer hose on the unloader valve and placed it in a 5 gallon bucket of water ? Do you think that would help or work ?

[@carlodonnell146]

Hi Jason wouldn't it be safer to run the washer with the relief valve leaking rather than plug it since it is a safety feature and I wonder if candle wax would melt at 140 degrees. because I thought of plugging the valve with wax until I get a replacement valve. any thoughts?

[@telhatechgomes7332]

Hey jason, come to Brazil, let's start a softwash cleaning business together, you bring the technology and i get specialized labor, what do you think? 🙌🙏👍

[@kingofpressurewash]

OK never been to Brazil before.

[@telhatechgomes7332]

@@kingofpressurewash a country of opportunities and great potential, come and see. Take care of this Corona virus pandemic.

[@jdoesitall4940]

Can I run a hose from thermal to water inlet would work the same just staying cool

[@billcoley8520]

If I can make a suggestion. Teach people how to run their water to a buffer tank. The video you have is confusing if your not familiar with the pump plumbing

[@pressurewashguru]

Hey I know this is an old video but I'm hoping you see this & reply! =D. Simple question. My unloader goes to my water tank yet I've still noticed my water getting hot & the thermal valve spitting out water. The unloader still seems to open when I let off the trigger though. I'm starting to think that my unloader might be going bad & getting stuck. I was thinking about replacing both the unloader & thermal release valve because it's just not making sense. Any suggestions or ideas on why this may be happening? Also, 1 last question. Do you really need a thermal valve if your water is plumbed to the water tank? Obviously I do right now, lol, so I see the merit in it. I think I have something wrong though so, if all is working properly with the unloader plumbed to the water tank, do you need a thermal valve? Thanks my man!!!!

[@kingofpressurewash]

Yeah sounds like that unloader is not opening up all the way

[@EVILINTENT_]

Can replace a thermal release valve with an unloader?

[@PowerWash2022]

Can I take off my thermal relief Valve and replace it with a hose attachment running back to my buff tank?

[@Shanzo04]

Thats what I want to know

[@chairsboy144]

Did u guys find the answer to that ?

[@mjiacob751]

Same question I have

[@cleanrinseservices6098]

Yes you can

[@jayson-8202]

has anyone done this with success? I have this pump and looking to do the same? blackjetoz.com.au/product/pressure-water-pump-4000-psi-ar-annovi-reverberi-italian-honda-washer-rsv4g40d/

[@kevinmiller6209]

Can a thermal relief valve be replaced with a unloader valve to prevent overheating?

[@kingofpressurewash]

No it cannot be. The unloader valve regulates the pressure

[@kevinmiller6209]

Power Washing Ok, Thank you for the reply

[@luckydog-287]

Thank you!

[@jamesroden8156]

Hi Jason. You know if there's an unloader valve bypass for a 1/4" pressure washer?

[@kingofpressurewash]

Probably but I don't know

[@hhpressurewashing1959]

My pressure washer machine has a thermal reliefe valve. Can I add an unloader to it?

[@noaholiver3745]

did you ever figure out the answer?

[@legin3753]

does this have anything to do with milky oil ? i have milky oil and no pressure thanks

[@legin3753]

plus my unloader isn't connected to pump there is a hose coming off it going to pump

[@legin3753]

i found it its a K7 Flow Actuated Pressure Washer Unloader Valve if this part fails can water go into oil dont want to replace it if there's no need thanks

[@jackwebb5917]

You would think if he’s going to talk about a safety valve, he would have it ready instead of not finding it and just stopping the video 🙄

[@kingofpressurewash]

Don't hate

[@jameskeever4463]

Why is my thermal relief valve on my unloader

[@kingofpressurewash]

help keep it from overheating

[@jameskeever4463]

But isn't supposed to be on my pump

[@cleanrinseservices6098]

@@jameskeever4463 Different manufacturers put them in different places

[@haroldrogers9315]

That was eight minutes wasted.