INTEGRATED VALVE TRAIN
3
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IMPORTANT
Point the top two bolts upstream and the third bolt
downstream when connecting two valves in series.
Connecting a C6097 Pressure Switch to a
Valve (Fig. 6)
1.
Remove the 1/4 in. (6 mm) NPT plug from the side of
the valve.
2.
Remove the label holding the O-ring in place on the
C6097 and make sure the O-ring seal is in place.
3.
Remove the C6097 Cover by removing the cover
screws.
4.
Mount the C6097 Pressure Switch on the valve using
the two screws provided.
5.
Replace the C6097 Cover.
Fig. 5. Connecting two valves in series.
O-RINGS
M16409
SECOND
VALVE
FIRST
VALVE
GAS FLO
W
M16408
VALVE
REMOVE PLUG
(1/4 IN. SOCKET HEAD)
C6097
BODY
C6097
COVER
Fig. 6. Connecting C6097 Pressure Switch to Valve.
Completing the Assembly (Fig. 7):
1.
Assemble the upstream and downstream pipes to the
valve train.
2.
Apply a parallel jaw wrench only to the pipe adapter flat
next to the pipe being inserted (Fig. 7). A wrench
applied to the valve body itself, or to the end farthest
from the pipe being inserted, can distort the casting,
causing a malfunction. Do not use the valve as a lever.
3.
Make sure the gas flow is in the same direction as the
arrow on the valve body.
4.
Paint the pipe adapters and valve train components
with a rich soap and water solution to check for bubbles
that indicate a gas leak at the pipe adapter and valve
mating surfaces.
5.
Make sure the power supply is disconnected from the
powered components. Mount the actuators on the valve
bodies and complete the electrical and linkage
connections by following the instructions packed with
the actuators and solenoid valves.
CORRECT:
VISE GRIPS END
NEXT TO PIPE
BEING INSERTED
CORRECT:
WRENCH
CORRECTLY
APPLIED NEXT
TO PIPE BEING
INSERTED
INCORRECT:
WRENCH APPLIED
HERE STRAINS
VALVE BODY
M11684
Fig. 7. Completing the valve train.
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