Description
10747 / 25010 Plunger Valve Assembly for Above Ground Pool Systems
The iFJF Plunger Valve Assembly is a direct replacement for Intex part numbers 10747, 25010, and 25080RP. This essential pool plumbing component controls water flow between your above ground pool and the filtration system, with a simple push-pull plunger mechanism that anyone can operate.
Key Features
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Complete Assembly: Includes valve body, plunger stem with handle, and O-ring seals — ready to install
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Cross-References: Direct replacement for Intex 10747, 25010, 25080RP
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Push-Pull Operation: Simple plunger mechanism — push to close, pull to open
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1.25-Inch Hose Connection: Standard size for most above ground pool filter pumps
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O-Rings Included: Pre-installed O-rings for watertight sealing — no additional parts needed
Compatibility
- Intex above ground pool filter pumps using plunger valve connections
- Intex sand filter pump systems (SF series)
- Most Bestway and Coleman above ground pool filtration systems
- Fits 1.25-inch diameter pool hoses
Replacement Instructions
- Turn off and unplug the pool pump
- Push the old plunger valve(s) to the closed position
- Loosen the hose clamps and disconnect the hoses
- Unscrew the old valve assembly from the pool/pump fitting
- Clean the threads on the fitting
- Ensure the new O-rings are properly seated on the new valve
- Screw the new valve onto the fitting — hand-tighten plus 1/4 turn
- Reattach hoses and tighten clamps
- Open the valve (pull up) and restart the pump
FAQ
Q: What's included in this valve assembly?
A: The assembly includes the plunger valve body, plunger stem with handle, O-rings for watertight seal, and hose connection fittings for standard 1.25-inch pool hoses.
Q: Is this compatible with Intex sand filter pumps?
A: Yes. This plunger valve assembly is compatible with Intex sand filter pump models that use standard plunger valve connections.
Q: How do I replace a leaking plunger valve?
A: 1) Turn off the pump. 2) Close the plunger valves. 3) Unscrew the hose clamps. 4) Remove the old valve. 5) Install the new valve with O-rings properly seated. 6) Reattach hoses and tighten clamps. 7) Open valves and restart the pump.
Q: Why is my valve leaking even with a new O-ring?
A: Check for cracks in the valve body, worn plunger stem, or debris on the sealing surface. If the valve body is cracked, replacement is the only fix. Also ensure the O-ring is properly lubricated with silicone grease.
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