4 Operation
Pay attention to possible faults.
Study the instructions carefully.
The items refer to the parts list and service kits section
4.2
Fault finding
Problem
Cause/result
Repair
The valve plug jerks
The lealings seize
Lubricate:
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O-rings (2)
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O-ring (5) and the inside of cylinder (3)
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Lip seal (14)
Product leakage
at stem and/or clamp
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Worn/product affected lip seal (14) and/or
seal ring (17)
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Replace the seal
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Replace with a seal of a
different rubber grade
Product leakage
(closed valve)
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Worn/product affected
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Loose plug parts (vibrations)
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Product deposits on the seat and/or plug
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Replace the seal ring
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Replace with a seal of a different rubber
grade
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Tighten the loose parts
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Frequent cleaning
Product leakage
(too high pressure or too
small actuator)
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Worn actuator O-rings
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Too small actuator or actuator spring
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Replace the O-rings
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Replace with a larger actuator
(for valve sizes DN/OD38-63.5 mm/
DN40-65)
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Fit a stronger spring (for valve sizes
DN/OD38-63.5 mm/DN40-65)
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Use auxiliary air on the spring
side (NOT-element)
Water hammer
The flow direction is the same as the closing
direction
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The flow direction should be against the
closing direction
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Fit a damper on the valve (optional extra)
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Use auxiliary air on the spring side
(NOT-element)
The valve does not open/close
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Faulty clip assembly (11)
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The pressure on the plug plug is too high
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Replace the clip assembly
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Reduce the pressure plug is too high
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Fit stronger spring/larger actuator (for
valve sizes DN/OD38-63.5 mm/ DN40-65)
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