Jandy | SOLASSEM | Gray Valve Solenoid Levolor Kit | Automatic Water Leveler Replacement Solenoid

This gray valve solenoid Levolor kit is a replacement component designed for compatible Jandy Levolor automatic water leveling systems. It is used to control water fill operation by opening and closing the valve assembly when the system calls for water level adjustment.

Built for pool automation and water level control service, this replacement kit helps restore proper fill-valve operation when the existing solenoid is damaged, worn, stuck, or no longer responding correctly to the Levolor controller.

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Key Features

• Replacement valve solenoid kit for compatible Jandy Levolor water leveling systems

• Controls valve operation for automatic pool or spa water fill applications

• Used to restore proper fill response when the original solenoid fails or becomes unreliable

• Supports automatic water level management in compatible pool and spa systems

• Suitable for service, repair, and maintenance of water leveling equipment

• Helps correct issues related to valve activation, water fill interruption, or failed solenoid operation

• Designed for use with properly matched Levolor valve assemblies and control systems

• Professional installation is recommended to ensure correct wiring, valve connection, and system operation

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Product Overview

This valve solenoid kit is used within a compatible automatic water leveling system to control the fill valve. When the controller detects that the water level needs adjustment, the solenoid activates the valve assembly so make-up water can enter the pool or spa system.

The kit is commonly replaced during troubleshooting when the water leveler does not add water, adds water inconsistently, or shows signs of a failed valve control component. A properly operating solenoid is important because it allows the controller to manage fill cycles automatically and helps maintain the correct operating water level.

During installation, the water supply should be shut off and power to the control system should be disconnected before service work begins. The valve body, wiring, controller connection, and water line condition should be inspected to confirm the replacement component is installed correctly and the valve assembly is functioning as intended.

After installation, the system should be tested through a fill cycle to confirm proper valve activation and shutoff. Routine maintenance should include checking the water leveler, valve assembly, solenoid wiring, and water supply connection for leaks, debris, corrosion, or operating issues that could affect long-term performance.