Orkli 3 Bar Safety Valve Fagor CE / FA / FE / FEB / FEE Ref. N57G007M2
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Orkli 3 Bar Safety Valve Fagor CE / FA / FE / FEB / FEE Ref. N57G007M2

Stock · 5 units

Orkli safety valve, set at 3 bar, 1/2" male threaded connection, factory-installed in Fagor boilers of the CE, FA, FE, FEB, and FEE series. It releases pressure from the hydraulic circuit when the set point is exceeded, protecting the boiler and the expansion vessel. It should be replaced if it continuously drips, does not activate at 3 bar, or becomes stuck.

VAT included

Compatibility

Fagor boilers compatible with reference N57G007M2

Safety valve with reference N57G007M2. Three confirmed compatibilities: FEB 24AR and FE 24E.

Proven compatibility

Boiler modelFamilyVerification
Fagor FEB 24ARFagor Ecomini / Super Compact (24 kW)Contrasted
Fagor FE 24EFagor Ecomini / Super Compact (24 kW)Contrasted
Fagor CE 24EFagor Ecomini / Super Compact (24 kW)Contrasted

Can't see your model or have questions? The printed reference takes precedence. How to check it ·

Guide

How to check if ref. N57G007M2 is the part for your boiler

What determines it is not the boiler model, but the reference printed on the part you already have installed.

  1. Find the reference printed on the installed part and check whether it matches the catalogue reference N57G007M2. If it is not visible, do not identify the part from its shape alone.
  2. Check the full boiler model on its data plate and look for it in the model associations on this page.
  3. Compare the connections and physical body with the original part before installation.
  4. If anything is unclear, send us a photo of the marking via WhatsApp before placing your order.
Diagnosis and fault codes

Symptoms and faults that the safety valve N57G007M2 resolves.

The safety valve releases pressure when the circuit exceeds its setting. These are the typical symptoms and what to do:

Common symptoms and faults

  • 01

    Water is leaking from a small tube under the boiler even though the system is at normal working pressure.

    Cause: The valve seat does not close properly and allows water to drip constantly even though there is no actual overpressure.

    Check the pressure on the manometer: if it is below 1.5-2 bar when cold, the dripping may come from a discharged expansion vessel and not from the valve.

  • 02

    The boiler gradually loses pressure and the circuit needs to be refilled every few days.

    Cause: The water escaping through the valve seat goes down the drain without forming a large stream, so the pressure drops without an apparent cause.

    Follow the drain pipe from the valve to the floor or the drain: if it's wet or has lime deposits, the leak is coming from there and not from another leak in the circuit.

  • 03

    The circuit reaches high pressure and the valve neither releases water nor opens.

    Cause: The internal mechanism can become jammed due to lime or dirt and does not release the spring when it reaches the set point.

    With the boiler cold and without risk pressure, gently pull the manual bleed lever to see if it opens and closes normally.

  • 04

    Water is leaking constantly right below the boiler, in the area where the valve is mounted.

    Cause: If the leak is continuous and not only at times of maximum pressure, the valve closure is no longer tight.

    Dry the area well, manually bleed the valve once, and observe if the dripping stops or continues: if it continues, confirm that the leak is the valve.

  • 05

    When the water heats up and the pressure rises, water starts to come out of the valve without reaching the marked 3 bar.

    Cause: A weakened spring or dirt on the seat causes it to trigger before reaching the actual set point.

    Note the exact pressure at which it starts leaking by looking at the pressure gauge, to confirm if it triggers below 3 bar before replacing it.

These symptoms can have more than one cause. If your boiler displays a fault code, send it to us via WhatsApp along with a photo of the labeling, and we'll tell you if this is the part.

Technical data

Data sheet for the Fagor N57G007M2 safety valve.

Catalogue reference
N57G007M2
Brand
Fagor
Type of part
Safety Valves
Units in stock
5 units
Status
Refurbished
Warranty
1 year
Shipping
1-2 business days
Return
14 days

Data read on the part and in the manufacturer's documentation

What we have not been able to verify does not appear here.

Manufacturer
Orkli
Model
MOD 1/2
Connection
1/2" male thread
Setpoint
3 bar
Reference
N57G007M2
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions about the safety valve N57G007M2

Is this 3 bar Orkli safety valve manufactured by Fagor or is it a third-party part?
The Orkli factory; Fagor installs it as standard in the CE, FA, FE, FEB, and FEE series.
At what pressure does the Orkli Ref. N57G007M2 valve activate?
It is set to 3 bar, according to the manufacturer's mark on the part itself.
What connection does the Orkli safety valve require for the Fagor FE?
1/2" male thread.
Is this Orkli valve suitable for a Fagor FEB boiler?
Yes, Orkli installs it as standard in the CE, FA, FE, FEB, and FEE series from Fagor.
When should I replace the safety valve of my Fagor CE?
When it continuously drips, it does not trigger when reaching 3 bar or gets locked.

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