Most thermostatic valves are only needed in a domestic water system that has a device to heat water (such as waterheater). These valves will control the set temperature of the valve and only allow the degrees of set temperature and colder. Example lets say you have a thermostatic shower valve with the cold side being 52 degrees F and the hot side 140 degrees F and the valve set at 120 F , this valve will only allow the max temp of 120 F out of the shower head but does not control any cooler temp only the max temp in which it is set. They also have thermostatic valves that control any temp but mostly for controlling hot water to prevent scalding. Pressure balanced valves will not control temperature only pressure and equals the same pressure from hot and cold sides.
A thermostatic radiator valve is a valve that is connected to the hot water heating system. It can control the room temperature by regulating the amount of water that goes into the radiator. The valve is able to control this by sensing the temperature of the air.
The purpose of a thermostatic mixing valve is to mix hot water with cold water. This is what keeps the constant temperature in both bath and shower water.
Thermostatic shower valves were designed for safety, which allows the regulation of the water to within a half of a degree of the selected temperature. The most common thermostatic control is a single - handled 3/4 valve.
By shutting off the water supply and replacing the valve
It's a valve that has a triple outlet where water comes out. It is relatively concealed and is able to be programmed for temperature.
It releases a set amount of each water, hot and cold, depending on what the user selects with the handles. One piece units are not as accurate as two handle system; advanced and modern thermostatic mixers start with hot water than add cold water until the predetermined temperature is reached.
Obstruction in the hot water supply line, bad valve, or broken water line. Drain system and remove valve cartridge, open hot supply to blow out line and see if water comes out. If it does than you have a bad cartridge, if not broken line that needs to be repaired.
That is a fill valve and is part of the ballcock system. When someone pulls the lever, that pulls the chain and lifts the flush valve flapper and empties the tank into the bowl. That causes the float to drop, opening the fill valve and allowing water from the supply to enter and refill the tank.
The anti syphon valve works by only allowing water to flow in one direction. For irrigation purposes, it prevents water from the system from being siphoned back into the water supply line.
The main Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) can typically be anywhere between the City Water shutoff valve by your water meter (if external) and the first "tee" in the water supply system. Though quite often it is near the main building shutoff valve inside the home.Some fixtures or appliances have their own PRV, like a hydronic heating system.
Isolate it from the water supply then replace the defective valve
Have the new valve in hand. Cut the toilet water supply off at the commode, or even at the street meter box.Remove water tube or pipe supply and old flush valve. Install new valve and new supply line if required.