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Drylok

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 Dry Disconnect – 2" Coupler Maintenance

POPPET O-RING (11) REPLACEMENT:

1.  

    

With the poppet linkage sub-assembly removed from the unit (see 
“TEAR DOWN INSTRUCTIONS”), replacement of the O-RING, POP-
PET (11) is possible. Refer to SH. 2 of 2, drawing H-20905-PA.

 

  

CAUTION 

Fluid in the coupler will have worked its way 

into the o-ring groove behind the o-ring. The backside of 
the o-ring will be coated with this fluid even if the unit was 
cleaned. Take appropriate measures.

 

  

WARNING

 

Improper removal of o-ring could result  

in scratched seal surface in the seal groove. Follow  
instructions carefully!

2. 

 

Remove COTTER PINS (12) from LOCK PIN (36) and remove LOCK 
PIN from poppet linkage sub-assembly. With the LOCK PIN removed, 
LOCK RING (37) can slide off the backside of POPPET (1). POPPET 
GUIDE (10) is now free to slide off POPPET (1). No further disassem-
bly of the poppet linkage sub-assembly is required.

3.

  Remove old O-RING (11). It should easily slide off POPPET (1). Use of 

sharp tools is not recommended.

4.

  

    Clean o-ring sealing surfaces of POPPET (1) and POPPET GUIDE (10) 
and check for scratches. Any deep scratches will cause even a new 
o-ring to leak. Replace poppet if scratches are found.

5.

  

To install new O-RING (11), slide o-ring over backside of POPPET (1). 
Re-assemble POPPET GUIDE (10) onto its diameter in the coupler 
POPPET. It is best to position the guide legs of the POPPET GUIDE 
so that they will clear the POPPET LINK (22) when in the “open” 
position (refer to SH. 2 of 2 on drawing H-20905-PA). Install LOCK 
RING (37) over POPPET, behind POPPET GUIDE. Install one COTTER 
PIN (12) through hole in LOCK PIN (36). Next, install end of LOCK 
PIN (36) without COTTER PIN (12) behind LOCK RING (37), through 
POPPET (1) and POPPET LINK (22)/BEARING (39). Position LOCK 
PIN so that open hole for COTTER PIN is accessible. Install second 
COTTER PIN (12) through open hole of LOCK PIN (36).

6.

  

Coupler poppet linkage sub-assembly is now ready to be reinstalled 
into the coupler.

ASSEMBLING POPPET LINKAGE SUB- 

ASSEMBLY AND SHAFT (16) INTO BODY (8):

NOTE: 

For this stage of assembly, you will need a “dummy adaptor”. 

This is nothing more than the nose end of a 5670 Drylok Adaptor.  
To get a dummy adaptor, please contact OPW.

1.

  

    With coupler BODY (8) standing upright, sitting on threaded end, 
assemble a dummy adaptor end into fixed jaw of BODY (8). (Note: 
O-RING, FACE SEAL (32) cannot be in BODY at this point of the as-
sembly process). The dummy adaptor has the lead-in that allows the 

O-RING, POPPET (11) to slide into the bore of BODY (8). The dummy 
adaptor must fit snug against its mating surface of BODY in order for 
the lead-in to align with BODY bore. An o-ring at the face seal will 
not allow proper alignment between the dummy adaptor and BODY 
bore. Assembling the poppet linkage sub-assembly into the BODY 
without a dummy adaptor properly aligned, or without one at all, 
risks o-ring damage that may not be detected.

2.

  

    With the dummy adaptor in place and POPPET LINK (22) oriented as 
pictured in SECTION B-B of drawing H-20905-PA SH. 2 of 2 (when 
looking down from above), slide poppet linkage sub-assembly 
through dummy adaptor, allowing it to drop into coupler BODY (8).

3.

  

    Next, lay coupler BODY down in horizontal position and locate 
SHAFT LINK (45) by looking into shaft hole in top of BODY. Install 
SHAFT (16) into BODY and through SHAFT LINK. Reinstall HANDLE 
(6) onto SHAFT and turn clockwise to pull POPPET (1) back into the 
coupler BODY.

4.

  

    The dummy adaptor can now be removed. At this point, POPPET (1) 
face should be parallel to, and approximately .06" below coupler 
BODY face. Remove SHAFT (16) from the coupler BODY. To do this, it 
may be necessary to wiggle SHAFT back and forth. Be careful not to 
allow POPPET to come out of coupler BODY.

5.

  

    With SHAFT (16) removed, reinstall PLUG (29), with the flat side up, 
into the boss in the bottom of coupler BODY. Insert one BEARING 
(18) into coupler BODY boss, on top of PLUG. Slide second BEARING 
(18) over top of SHAFT (16).

6.

  

    To reinstall SHAFT (16), look into top of coupler BODY and fold 
SHAFT LINK (45) as shown in SECTION B-B. It may be necessary to 
make some poppet linkage sub-assembly adjustments, but try to get 
the hex in SHAFT LINK concentric to the hole in the coupler BODY. 
Note that when folded up, the front most flat in the SHAFT (45) 
hex should be perpendicular to the BODY centerline. NOTE: POPPET 
LINK (22) of the poppet linkage sub-assembly must be positioned as 
shown in SECTION B-B for the coupler to operate properly. SHAFT 
LINK (45) of the poppet linkage sub-assembly should be lying on top 
of BEARING (18), previously inserted into BODY.

7.

  

    Note the single flat on the top portion of the SHAFT (16). When 
inserting the SHAFT (16) into the BODY (8) and through the SHAFT 
LINK (45), this flat on the SHAFT must be facing the threaded end of 
the coupler. It may be necessary to reinstall HANDLE (6) onto SHAFT 
to aid in SHAFT installation. Wiggle HANDLE and SHAFT while  
firmly pushing SHAFT down through the SHAFT LINK and into 
coupler BODY.

At this point, the flat on SHAFT (16) must be facing back toward the 
threaded end of the coupler. POPPET (1) should be about .06" below 
the front face of the coupler, which is basically, in all the way. Looking 
in the back (threaded end) of the coupler, you should see SHAFT (16) 
inserted through SHAFT LINK (45) and lower BEARING (18).

2" DRYLOK COUPLERS 5770 SERIES:

Summary of Contents for H-20905-PA

Page 1: ...opw es com ENGINEERING DRYLOK DRY DISCONNECT SYSTEM Issue Date October 22 2019 Drylok Installation Operation Maintenance IOM Manual ...

Page 2: ...ces materials specifications and models and to discontinue models without notice or obligation 2 OPW Engineered Systems specializes in the engineering designing and manufacturing of systems for the safe and efficient loading and unloading of critical hazardous materials loading systems swivel joints instrumentation quick and dry disconnect systems and safety breakaways Contents Product Overview 3 ...

Page 3: ...N Approved Selection Guide IMPORTANT OPW products should be used in compliance with applicable federal state provincial and local laws and regulations Product selection should be based on physical specifications and limitations and compatibility with the environment and materials to be handled OPW MAKES NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE All illustrations and specifications in this litera...

Page 4: ...5mm 1 7 8 47 6mm 6 3 4 171 5mm 4 37 64 116 3mm 3 33 64 89 3mm 2 5 32 54 9mm 3 3 16 81mm 3 3 4 95 3mm 6 1 16 153 9mm 2 6 3 16 173mm 5 127mm 6 152 4mm 2 3 4 69 9mm 8 3 8 212 7mm 7 1 4 184 2mm 7 7 32 183 4mm 5 127mm 4 15 16 125 4mm 5 5 16 134 9mm 10 1 6 258 3mm 3 7 3 4 196 9mm 6 3 16 157 2mm 8 3 4 222 3mm 4 101 6mm 12 304 8mm 8 31 32 227 8mm 8 49 64 197 3mm 5 1 2 139 7mm 6 7 8 174 6mm 7 17 64 184 7mm...

Page 5: ... 8 1 O Ring Poppet 210 9 1 Groove Pin Coupler Shaft 10 1 Bushing Coupler Shaft 11 1 Washer Ramp Handle 12 1 Shaft Link 1 Drylok 13 2 Retaining Pin Clamp 14 1 Jam Nut Safety Adjustor Screw 15 1 Spring Clamp 16 1 Bearing Handle 17 1 Groove Pin Body Shaft 18 2 E Ring Clamp Retaining Pin 19 1 O Ring Coupler Face Seal 217 20 1 O Ring Coupler Shaft 110 21 2 Rivet Poppet Link 22 1 Safety Release Button 2...

Page 6: ...trations and specifications in this literature are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication OPW reserves the right to make changes at any time in prices materials specifications and models and to discontinue models without notice or obligation 6 Drylok Dry Disconnect 1 Adaptor Drylok Dry Disconnect 1 Adaptor H 31296 PA ITEM QTY DESCRIPTION 1 1 Body Adaptor 5670 ...

Page 7: ...Drylok Coupler 17 1 Packing 18 2 Bearing Coupler Shaft 19 1 Washer Ramp Teflon 20 1 Bearing Ramp 21 1 Clevis Pin Shaft Link Poppet Link 22 1 Poppet Link 2 Drylok 23 1 Shaft Latch 24 1 Socket HD Screw 25 1 Socket HD Screw 26 1 E Ring Latch Shaft 27 1 Cable 28 2 Oval Sleeve 29 1 Plug 30 1 Spring Latch 31 2 Shoulder Screw Clamp 32 1 O Ring Coupler Face Seal 233 33 1 Safety Adjusting Screw 34 1 Washer...

Page 8: ... Drylok Coupler 3 1 Ramp 2 3 Drylok 4 1 Screw 2 3 Drylok 5 1 Shaft Link 3 Drylok 6 1 Poppet Link 3 Drylok 7 1 Handle 2 3 Drylok 8 1 Poppet Guide 2 3 Drylok 9 1 Poppet 2 3 Drylok Coupler 10 1 Body 2 3 Drylok Coupler 11 1 Clamp 2 3 Drylok Coupler 12 1 Dust Plug 13 2 Cotter Pin 14 1 Washer Jam Nut 15 1 Washer Packing 16 1 Jam Nut Screw 2 3 Drylok 17 1 Packing 18 2 Bearing Shaft Lower 19 1 Washer Ramp...

Page 9: ...ITEM QTY DESCRIPTION 1 1 Nose Adaptor 5670 SST 2 3 2 1 Spring Adaptor LOK SST 3 1 Bridge Adaptor 5670 SST 2 3 4 1 Bearing Adaptor LOK TPE 5 1 Poppet ASM Adaptor 5670 SST 2 3 6 1 O Ring Fluorocarbon GFLT 229 7 1 O Ring Fluorocarbon GFLT 155 8 1 Screw Set SH KNURL SST 1 4 20 x 1 4 Drylok Dry Disconnect 3 Adaptor H 52294 PA ...

Page 10: ...Operating Instructions WARNING Read and understand these instructions before starting installation or dismantling 1 Prior to connecting the coupler to the adaptor lift the coupler using both hands place one hand underneath the coupler 1 and the other on the handle 2 2 Lift the coupler angling the mating end upward 3 Bring the coupler towards the adaptor mating end at that upward angle where the co...

Page 11: ...ise so that it is parallel with the coupler Press down on the clamp s tab opposite side of safety release button and push down on the handle to disengage the system 7 To close the system press the safety release button on the coupler and rotate the handle clockwise until it locks 6 To open the system for product flow press the safety release button on coupler down and turn handle counterclockwise ...

Page 12: ... the threaded end of the coupler and wiggle the POPPET LINKAGE 2 and perhaps even rotate the SHAFT to alleviate any binding that may occur when trying to pull out the SHAFT 3 Once the SHAFT 1 is removed the poppet sub assembly can be pushed out the front end of the coupler by tapping or pushing on the linkage from the threaded end WARNING Do not push the poppet sub assembly into the coupler BODY 7...

Page 13: ...urely held replace SPACER BUSHING 25 by using SHAFT 1 as an installation tool Install SPACER BEARING 25 on the end of SHAFT 1 Guide SPACER BEARING through bore in top of coupleBODY and seat SPACER BEARING into bore in bottom of coupler BODY Use a finger to keep SPACER BEARING seated and pull SHAFT 1 back out through coupler bore Then assemble a Dummy Adaptor end into fixed jaw of BODY 7 Note O RIN...

Page 14: ...he coupler The top of the CLAMP 6 should be positioned underneath the RAMP HANDLE 4 COUPLER ADAPTOR INTERFACE ADJUSTMENT This interface is critical to proper operation of the Drylok coupler Keeping the interface clean and adjusted will help maximize the life of the coupler poppet seal and will reduce the chance of leaks developing at the coupler adaptor interface 1 Couple coupler and adaptor toget...

Page 15: ... O RING RE ASSEMBLE INSTRUCTIONS 5 Re assemble POPPET ASS Y 3 and new ORING 5 in the following manner a Position new O RING 5 on top of POPPET ASS Y 3 b With your thumb press a section of the O RING into the groove c Press the O RING around the POPPET ASS Y and over the groove lip it is necessary to slightly stretch the O RING to accomplish this d Continue pressing the O RING around the POPPET ASS...

Page 16: ...3 It is now possible to pull SHAFT 16 out of BODY 8 Reinstall HANDLE 6 back onto SHAFT 16 Snug SOCKET HD SCREW 24 Rotate HANDLE 6 counter clockwise to open position This moves POPPET 1 out of coupler BODY and unbinds the poppet sub assem bly linkage Lightly tap on underside of HANDLE 6 with a hammer to remove SHAFT 16 upper BEARING 18 two WASHERS 14 and PACKING 17 all at the same time 4 Once the S...

Page 17: ...t its mating surface of BODY in order for the lead in to align with BODY bore An o ring at the face seal will not allow proper alignment between the dummy adaptor and BODY bore Assembling the poppet linkage sub assembly into the BODY without a dummy adaptor properly aligned or without one at all risks o ring damage that may not be detected 2 With the dummy adaptor in place and POPPET LINK 22 orien...

Page 18: ...TY ADJUSTING SCREW 33 from CLAMP 9 Install new SAFETY ADJUSTING SCREW 33 by threading all the way into CLAMP 9 from its underside Thread JAM NUT 25 onto SAFETY ADJUSTING SCREW 33 9 Place SPRING 35 into the boss on CLAMP 9 and assemble to BODY 8 with SHOULDER SCREWS 31 and WASHERS 41 Tighten SHOULDER SCREWS 31 to approximately 25 foot pounds torque CLAMP 9 should rock freely back and forth COUPLER ...

Page 19: ...apsulated O RINGS should be heated in hot water for easier installation 7 Lubricate new THREAD SEAL 6 and position on the machined shoulder on the ADAPTOR NOSE 1 Important All lubricating greases must be compatible with seal materials and liquid products flowing through valve to avoid destruction of elastomeric properties or contamination 8 Insert new BEARING 4 into BRIDGE 3 with flat larger diame...

Page 20: ... TEFLON 19 BEARING 20 WASHER 39 SAFETY RELEASE BUTTON 42 and SPRING 40 This can be done without removing CLAMP 11 3 It is now possible to pull SHAFT 35 out of BODY 10 Reinstall HANDLE 7 back onto SHAFT 35 Snug SOCKET HD SCREW 21 Rotate HANDLE 7 counter clockwise to open position This moves POPPET 9 out of coupler BODY and unbinds the poppet sub assem bly linkage Lightly tap on underside of HANDLE ...

Page 21: ...e An o ring at the face seal will not allow proper alignment between the dummy adaptor and BODY bore Assembling the poppet linkage sub assembly into the BODY without a dummy adaptor properly aligned or without one at all risks o ring damage that may not be detected 2 With the dummy adaptor in place and POPPET LINK 6 oriented as pictured in SECTION B B of drawing H 52295 PA SH 2 of 2 when looking d...

Page 22: ...STING SCREW 38 from CLAMP 11 Install new SAFETY ADJUSTING SCREW 38 by threading all the way into CLAMP 11 from its underside Thread JAM NUT 22 onto SAFETY ADJUSTING SCREW 38 9 Place SPRING 33 into the boss on CLAMP 11 and assemble to BODY 10 with SHOULDER SCREWS 32 Tighten SHOULDER SCREWS 32 to approximately 25 foot pounds torque CLAMP 11 should rock freely back and forth COUPLER ADAPTOR INTERFACE...

Page 23: ...NOTE Teflon encapsulated O RINGS 7 should be heated in hot water for easier installation 7 Lubricate new THREAD SEAL 6 and position on the machined shoulder on the ADAPTOR NOSE 1 Important All lubricating greases must be compatible with seal materials and liquid products flowing through valve to avoid destruction of elastomeric properties or contamination 8 Insert new BEARING 4 into BRIDGE 3 with ...

Page 24: ...er changes All trade names are copyrighted Patents Pending 2019 OPW Engineered Systems 2019 Delaware Capital Formation Inc All Rights Reserved DOVER and the DOVER logo are registered trademarks of Delaware Capital Formation Inc a wholly owned subsidiary of Dover Corporation ...

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