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PARTS LIST / PH10A-XXX-XXX AIR MOTOR SECTION

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MAJOR VALVE

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PILOT

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MAJOR VALVE

CROSS SECTION DETAIL

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LUBRICATION / SEALANTS

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Apply Key-Lube grease (93706-1)

to all “O” rings, “U” Cups & mat-
ing parts.

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Apply Loctite 271 to threads.

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Apply Loctite 572 to threads.

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Refer to steps 1 and 2 of “Pilot

Valve Reassembly”.

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IMPORTANT

BE CERTAIN TO ORIENT (115) SPACER LEGS

AWAY FROM BLOCKING INTERNAL PORTS

WHEN REASSEMBLING AIR SECTION.

MAJOR VALVE DISASSEMBLY

1. Remove the two (124) tie rods blocking the (136) plugs.
2. Using a 3/8” Allen wrench, remove both (136) plugs. Check the

(137) “O” rings and make certain they are intact and undamaged.
Fragments of “O” rings can cause the pump to malfunction.

3. From the air inlet side (use a large dowel and soft mallet) tap moder-

ately on the (109) piston and then push the entire valve stack out the
opposite side. Clean and inspect all parts for damage and wear.

MAJOR VALVE REASSEMBLY

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Lubricate all soft parts, spool, and bores with Key-Lube grease upon
reassembly.

1. For best results, rebuild the Major Valve stack one piece at a time.

Start with the (112) washer and install it in the side opposite the air
inlet. Place the washer into the bore with the raised edge facing out-

ward, follow it with the larger (114) “O” ring.

2. Place (113) “O” ring on the (115) spacer, insert the spacer with the

legs facing outward, be sure not to block the internal ports with the
spacer legs. Repeat this process three times and make certain each
set is pressed in well.

3. Install the last (112) washer and a (114) “O” ring, place the last (113)

“O” ring on the (116) spacer and install. Install the last (114) “O” ring.

4. Lubricate the (111) spool and install (this is the side opposite of the

air inlet). Note: The end with the hole in it faces outward.

5. Install a new (137) “O” ring on the (136) plug and thread it into the

(101 motor center body.

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Note: Align plug carefully and take care not to damage “O” rings.

6. Assemble the (110) “U” cup to the (109) piston and install it into the

air inlet side with the lips facing outward.

7. Install new (137) “O” ring on the (136) plug and install into the (101)

motor center body.

8. Assemble (124) tie rods, securing with (29) nuts. NOTE: Torque (29)

nuts to 280 - 300 in. lbs (31.6 - 33.9 Nm).

Summary of Contents for ARO PH10A Series

Page 1: ...ture Limits diaphragm ball seal material Nitrile 10_ to 180_ F 12_ to 82_ C PTFE 40_ to 225_ F 4_ to 107_ C Displacement Cycle 100 psig 0 06 gal 0 23 lit Dimensional Data see page 8 Noise Level 70 psig 60 cpm 84 5 dB A j j The pump sound pressure levels published here have been updated to an Equivalent Continuous SoundLevel LAeq tomeet theintent of ANSI S1 13 1971 CAGI PNEUROP S5 1using four micro...

Page 2: ...s tem by opening dispensing valve or device and or carefully and slowly loosening and removing outlet hose or piping from pump WARNING HAZARDOUS PRESSURE Can result in serious injury or property damage Do not service or clean pump hoses or dispensing valve while the system is pressurized WARNING HAZARDOUSMATERIALS Cancauseseriousin juryorpropertydamage Donotattempttoreturnapumptothe factory or ser...

Page 3: ...th a solvent compatible with the material beingpumpedifthematerialbeing pumpedis subjectto settingup when not in use for a period of time S Disconnecttheairsupplyfromthepumpifitistobeinactiveforafew hours START UP 1 Turn pressure control knob until motor starts to cycle 2 Allow pump to cycleslowly untilit isprimed andall airis purgedfrom the fluid hose or dispensing valve 3 Turn off dispensing val...

Page 4: ...er damage FLUID SECTION REASSEMBLY S Clean all parts upon reassembly Lubricate all replacement parts and metallic moving parts with Key Lube grease upon reassembly S SERVICE NOTE PTFE O rings are not resilient and they should always be replaced with new ones 1 Install the 164 back up ring by pulling it apart twist or walk it down into the cavity bottom inside the 163 bushing 2 Install the 165 quad...

Page 5: ...ads at assembly l Apply Loctite 271 to threads at assembly m Apply anti sieze compound to threads and bolt and nut flange heads which contact pump case when using stainless steel fasteners ASSEMBLY NOTES n Assemble with i d chamfer against bolt head o Assemble with largest convolusion ripple towards 6 diaphragm plate Figure 2 FOR THE AIR MOTOR SECTION SEE PAGES 6 7 36 26 m 2 j 1 124 149 150 j 148 ...

Page 6: ...DE A Aluminum C Carbon Steel SS Stainless Steel B Nitrile D Acetal T PTFE Br Brass Fg Fiberglas U Polyurethane Bz Bronze SH Hard Stainless Steel Z Zinc AIR SECTION SERVICE Service is divided into two parts 1 Pilot Valve 2 Major Valve GENERAL SERVICE NOTES S Air Motor Section Service is continued from step 8 of the Fluid Sec tion Disassembly S It is not necessary to remove the Fluid Section Ends to...

Page 7: ...ide Clean and inspect all parts for damage and wear MAJOR VALVE REASSEMBLY S Lubricateallsoftparts spool andboreswithKey Lubegreaseupon reassembly 1 For best results rebuild the Major Valve stack one piece at a time Start with the 112 washer and install it in the side opposite the air inlet Place the washer into the bore with the raised edge facingout ward follow it with the larger 114 O ring 2 Pl...

Page 8: ... sleeve and 2 O ring on 1 rod S Check 168 O rings on 167 pilot piston for wear Low output volume S Check air supply S Check for plugged outlet hose S For the pump to prime itself it must be mounted in the vertical posi tion so that the balls will check by gravity S Check for pump cavitation suction pipe should be 1 minimum or larger if high viscosity fluids are being pumped Suction hose must be no...

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