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Model EA91A&EA90A

TROUBLESHOOTING

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※Since the positioner is to be installed under several conditions, non-conformance that is difficult to predict might occur.

   If non-conformance occurs, contact our sales office or sales agency for purchase.

Problem

Cause

Corrective Action

Positioner does not 
work normally

Excessive vibration in

control valve
Abnormal response 

speed, hunting
Supply air pressure is 

out of the standard

Output pressure does 
not increase

Valve opening changes
wiggly.

    Poor repeatability

Large hysteresis error. 
Poor linearity

Slow response speed

      Hunting exists

Troubleshooting Chart

 Following problems and causes are non-conformances expected to encounter in routine operation. Take 
following remedy if the non-conformances are encountered.

Positioner does not work

Positioner does not work normally

Abnormal control valve 

Wear of contacting face 

between nozzle and flapper 
Incorrect selection of orifice plate, 

dislocation of assembling position 

Supply air does not serve 

normally 

Leakage in output air pipe 

Zero position is dislocated

Manual switching screw is 

set to "M" side 

Electric wire is disconnected 

Electric line is short 
-circuited

Filter and/or restriction is 
clogged 

Contacting face between 

nozzle and flapper is 

improper 

Noise influences the signal. 
Signal itself changes wiggly.

Zero position is dislocated 

Mounted or tightened part 
is loosened and twisted

Filter and/or restriction is 

clogged, Air leakage from

joint

Too small capacity of actuator 

(Be careful if capacity is less than

300cc)

Turn  manual  switching  mechanism  to  "M",  adjust 

supply  air  pressure,  and  check  whether  control  

valve  works  normally  or  not.  If  abnormality  is 

present, disassemble control valve. 

Remove short-circuited part, and then change 

input signal from 50% to between 25% to 75% 

to ensure that short-circuiting is absent.

Move  flapper  with  finger,  and  check  whether 

output  increases  or  decreases.  If  output  air 

pressure  could  not  be  obtained,  clean  filter 

and /or restriction to remove clogging.

Check  for  contact  by  inserting  seal  tape 

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putting, replace pilot. 

Check each part listed below for loose-

ness, and tighten securely. 

○ Looseness in stroke adjustment knob. 

○ Prevention of backlash in zero adjust-   

    ment screw. Looseness in screw. 

○ Dislocation of cam.

Clean  filter  and/or  restriction,  or  retighten 

joint  part  to  stop  air  leakage.  If  response 

speed is still slow, replace pilot.

Exchange,  orifice  plate  to  V-groove  3  of 

standard  orifice  plate  or  No.  2  of  orifice 

plate.

Retighten and adjust mounted or tight-

ened part listed below. 

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    part of back lever. 

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    spring and balance spring with tightened 

    parts. 

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    connecting part to transmit force.

Replace positioner. 

Check air pipe for leakage. 

Change to "A" side. 

Check in accordance with nameplate 

stuck to pilot cover. 

Apply 50% input signal, and turn zero adjust-

ment knob to check whether air is output. 

Check electric lines, and tighten each 

wire securely.

Change the signal wiring to the shield one.

Adjust the gain of the Electro-controller. 

Check supply air filter regulator, 

Check air pipe for leakage. 

Summary of Contents for EA90A

Page 1: ...purpose only and should not be considered certi ed marketability and conformability of this product MOTOYAMA is continuously improving and upqrading its product design speci cations and or dimensions...

Page 2: ...roduct without notice the speci cations dimensions adjustments illustrations and other items included in this manual might be di erent in details For any questions about the delivered product or this...

Page 3: ...tuator 4 6 Conformity of Capacity and Characteristics 4 7 Installing Dimensions 2 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 7 8 8 9 9 10 11 12 14 15 15 16 16 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 22 22 23 23 24 25 26 26 27 5 EXTERNAL CON...

Page 4: ...ther the explosive gases are absent or not maintenance must be limited to visual inspection and adjustment of movable parts not requiring the opening of the terminal box such as zero adjustment and st...

Page 5: ...tenance the EA90A Valve Positioner installed in hazardous area carefully make sure before and during maintenance whether the explosive gases are absent or not by using gas detector 2 Maintenance durin...

Page 6: ...valve positioners are of explosion protected construction and are improved the positioning accuracy and response performance of process control valves installed in hazardous areas 2 2 Applicable Regu...

Page 7: ...tioner case 2 The explosion protection WARNING nameplate is attached on the upper part of terminal box EA91A and EA90A have di erent contents each other 3 The speci cation nameplate is attached on the...

Page 8: ...r the safety barrier selection please refer to the following data for Intrinsically safe approval of model EA90A Performance classi cation and Group ia II C Permissible maximum values Ui 30V Ii 100mA...

Page 9: ...s from the controller into pneumatic pressure to position the opening of pneumatic control valve As the signal current from the controller or manual operator increases the torque motor coil generates...

Page 10: ...58 5 164 5 51 7 45 5 137 218 KXB LO 16F Special Option KXB LO 16 Standard 3 51 51 135 12 5 153 5 31 7 Left Lateral View Built in Cam Type See above as left lateral view Leading External Cable Conduit...

Page 11: ...dered speci cation is conformed with 2 Appearance Check Check the presence of damage on the device due to transport 3 Accessory Identi cation Lever Type Bracket Stem Clamp Connector Arm included Feedb...

Page 12: ...tion Fix the connector pin to feedback lever and connector arm IMPORTANT IMPORTANT At this point attach the stem clamp upward approx 5 to 10 mm from lock nut Fix the connector arm so as to be parallel...

Page 13: ...o connecting shaft Attach the bracket Attach the bracket to the preinstalled spacer bolt Attach the connecting pipe Attach the connecting pipe to the serrated portion of the feedback shaft at back sid...

Page 14: ...ce plate with cut position of gasket When replacing or changing the position of ori ce plate remove pilot cover and loosen three screws xing pilot assembly General classi cation for usage of ori ce pl...

Page 15: ...amped on the cam Loosen ange nut to select cam or to adjust position of cam 4 6 2 Selection of Buit in Cam The exhaust hole of pilot cover changes due to installation position of the positioner Refer...

Page 16: ...100 45 45 45 58 185 185 185 195 215 225 233 312 A B C D L Unit mm Actuator Size 240 280 330 400 500 650S 241 241 241 241 125 125 185 185 93 93 143 143 193 205 223 296 250 270 305 405 A B C D L Unit m...

Page 17: ...afety Construction Supply Pressure Supply Pressure Electro controller Electro controller Hazardous Area Non hazardous Area Hazardous Area Non hazardous Area Safety Barrier Air Filter Regulator Air Fil...

Page 18: ...pneumatic Valve Positioner Flameproof Explosion protected Construction Connect wires in accordance with the wiring diagram in Item 5 1 1 The parallel pipe female thread G1 2 PF1 2 female screw is used...

Page 19: ...for outside diameter of cable Screw in connecting assembly to ter minal box and x with lock nut Insert cable gland union coupling and union cover to the cable Then insert washer and rubber packing to...

Page 20: ...the wires against external damages Be sure to ground uncharged open metallic parts Connect wires in accordance with the wiring diagram shown in Item 5 1 2 The parallel pipe female thread G1 2 PF1 2 f...

Page 21: ...ossible to inspect and adjust with the cover removed However be very careful not to generate impact sparks during maintenance 6 1 Advance Check before Calibration Switching of Direct Reverse Action fo...

Page 22: ...tment Common to Linear Type and Built in Cam Type Loosen lock screw xing stroke adjustment knob of the stroke adjustment lever If making the stroke angle wider adjust by turning screw of stroke adjust...

Page 23: ...Actuator Type 3900 Standard Cam for Linear Special Cam for Eq Kinds of Spring Feedback Spring Identification Color None Blue None Blue Black White Red Yellow Standard 1 2 Standard 1 2 Zero Adjustment...

Page 24: ...ck at the back of the terminal cover IMPORTANT Never remove the stopper screw IMPORTANT If not venting through the ltered regulator it might apply excessive pneumatic pressure to the positioner or the...

Page 25: ...bsence of wear and tear Use Plasti lube 00 when reassembling Pressure Gauge Restriction Fixed Restriction Filter Diaphragm Gasket Packing Nozzle Flapper Supply Air Valve Seat for Main Body Feedback Le...

Page 26: ...f the pilot cover with original position and mount the pilot cover 7 2 2 Pilot Follow the procedure described in Item 7 2 1 for operation of supply air pressure and ltered pressure reducing valve For...

Page 27: ...al switching mechanism to M adjust supply air pressure and check whether control valve works normally or not If abnormality is present disassemble control valve Remove short circuited part and then ch...

Page 28: ...k Spring Main Body Pilot Valve Output Pressure Gauge Manual Switching Screw Zero Adjustment Knob Terminal Box Zero Adjustment Spring Nozzle Flapper Model EA91A EA90A Electro pneumatic Valve Positioner...

Page 29: ...5 10 12 7 2800 3800 3400 2800 3800 2800 2800 3800 3300 9 2 Dimension of Fitting Bracket Note 1 Actuator Type The bracket for 3800 3400 and 3300 can be attached to Model EA91A electro pneumatic valve...

Page 30: ...293 183 293 191 298 80 80 110 100 110 100 110 100 52 52 70 80 110 90 130 140 240 330 240 330 400 500S 500 500SH BL 500SH BL 650 650 Actuator Size Actuator Type L 40 55 240 280 N24 N40 200 270 C20 330...

Page 31: ...450 792 0851 1013 1 TEL 0897 40 0270 FAX 0897 40 0305 870 0108 980 1 TEL 097 527 3704 FAX 097 522 2352 116601 39 14 7 TEL 86 411 6589 1277 FAX 86 411 6589 1278 SALES AND SERVICE NETWORK Overseas Marke...

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