Description

Alpha Gas Valve For CD12S, CD20S, CD28S, CD13R, CD18R, CD24R, CD25C, CD25X, CD28C, CD28X & CD35C

The Alpha 1.023673 Gas Valve – Dungs is a brand new boiler gas valve designed for selected Alpha CD boilers. This part controls the gas supply into the boiler burner and is an important safety-related component within the appliance.

This Alpha gas valve is suitable for specific Alpha CD system, regular and combi boiler models. Please check your existing part number, boiler model and GC number before ordering to confirm compatibility.

Compatible Boilers

This Alpha 1.023673 gas valve fits the following Alpha boilers:

Alpha CD System Boilers

CD 12S – 41-532-16
CD 20S – 41-532-18
CD 28S – 41-532-20

Alpha CD Regular Boilers

CD13R – 41-532-05
CD18R – 41-532-03
CD24R – 41-532-04

Alpha CD Combi Boilers

CD25C – 47-532-31
CD28C – 47-532-33
CD35C – 47-532-35

Alpha CD X Boilers

CD25X – 47-532-39
CD28X – 47-532-37

Collection & Delivery

You can collect this product from our showroom at Unit 5, Penn Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE4 7BG.

We also offer UK delivery options at checkout. Orders placed before the working-day cut-off are prioritised for same-day dispatch, subject to stock availability and courier collection.

FAQs

Is this Alpha 1.023673 gas valve brand new?

Yes, this listing is for a brand new Alpha 1.023673 Dungs gas valve.

Which boilers does this Alpha gas valve fit?

It fits selected Alpha CD boilers, including CD12S, CD20S, CD28S, CD13R, CD18R, CD24R, CD25C, CD25X, CD28C, CD28X and CD35C models.

Can I fit this gas valve myself?

No. A boiler gas valve must be fitted by a Gas Safe registered engineer. This is a gas safety component and should not be fitted by an unqualified person.

How do I check if this is the correct gas valve?

Check your boiler model, GC number and the part number printed on the old gas valve. The part number for this listing is 1.023673.

Will this gas valve fix my boiler fault?

It may be required if your existing gas valve has failed, but it should not be ordered based on symptoms alone. A qualified engineer should diagnose the boiler before replacing parts.