Weil-McLain 635-100-023 3-Way Valve Actuator for CGT Boilers
A replacement 3-way valve actuator used on Weil-McLain CGT boilers as part of the boiler's 3-way valve assembly.
Key Features:
- 3-way valve actuator (as listed by the manufacturer)
- Listed for CGT boilers
- SupplyHouse notes: This item replaces VC8710-03
Compatibility & Applications:
- Listed as Used With: CGT Boilers
- Weil-McLain's parts catalog shows 635-100-023 as the 3-way valve actuator in the CGT "water trim" parts listing (manufacturer parts catalog)
- Must only be used where the manufacturer specifies this exact part number: 635-100-023
Installation & Operation Notes:
- Installation should be performed by a qualified boiler/HVAC technician.
- Reference the CGT boiler's service/installation manual and the manufacturer parts documentation for correct actuator replacement steps and any required operational checks.
- The provided sources do not include detailed wiring, setup, or commissioning steps for this actuator; follow the unit documentation for the approved procedure.
Maintenance & Troubleshooting:
- This actuator is typically replaced when the boiler's 3-way valve function is not operating correctly and service guidance calls for actuator replacement.
- Customer review themes commonly associate replacement with restoring normal operation of the 3-way valve function; some note repeated actuator replacement over time in certain installations.
- Some reviewers recommend addressing the valve assembly condition during service (for example, replacing the valve cartridge/plunger at the same time) when corrosion/mineral buildup or sticking is suspected; follow the manufacturer's documentation for the correct repair approach.
User Reviews & Q&A Summary:
- Reviews commonly describe it as an exact-fit, direct replacement for CGT boiler applications, including units using a Molex-style connector.
- Many report successful restoration of operation after replacement and describe the repair as straightforward.
- Critical feedback trends toward longevity concerns in some installations, with comments referencing moisture/mineral buildup in the valve area as a contributing factor.