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        "text": "The repair process typically begins with a diagnostic assessment to identify the exact cause of the PRV malfunction. This may involve checking pressure readings and inspecting the valve's internal components. Once the problem is identified, the plumber will shut off the main water supply, relieve pressure, and replace or repair the faulty parts. After reassembly, the system is repressurized, and the valve is recalibrated to ensure proper function and water pressure throughout your home. This process helps ensure your plumbing system operates efficiently.",
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        "description": "The process involves diagnosis, shutting off water, repairing/replacing parts, and recalibrating the valve for proper function."
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  "description": "The process involves diagnosis, shutting off water, repairing/replacing parts, and recalibrating the valve for proper function."
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