Vacuflush Switch

[menzies]

I need to replace the o-ring/seal on the back of my Vacuflush VGII switch (behind the round plate that moves in when vacuum is reached to deactivate the switch). I can't seem to find anyone who rebuilds these nor can I find a kit for the rebuild (or at least the o-ring).

Any ideas?

Alternative is just to buy a replacement at $124.

 

[mramoo]

Check around your area for a hydrolic repair shop, you should be able to find o-rings there.

 

[Larry M]

We replaced ours when the diaphram starting leaking. It was about a 20 minute job. After looking at the assembly, it was time. I didn’t consider rebuilding it.

 

[tiltrider1]

These switches are factory set. There are no rebuild parts available for that reason. If all you need is the O ring between the switch and the vacuum vessel you can contact MARINE SANITATION in Seattle, they have every spare part you can need.

 

[caltexflanc]

On the East Coast, Environmental Marine in Ft Lauderdale also has all the parts, and is extremely helpful with advice as well.