Parker CW Series Service Instructions Manual Download Page 3

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Maintenance & Trouble Shooting Hints:

Noisy Solenoid:

1. Check voltage and hertz ratings of main electrical source.

This must agree with the solenoid rating.

2. Inspect solenoid plunger bar and mating frame laminations

for damaged contact surfaces, and dir t par ticle
contamination.

3. Check solenoid holddown spring for distortion, deterioration,

and excessive wear.

4. Check stem for peened and/or flared condition.
5. Check solenoid plate, and solenoid cover mounting screws

for looseness.

Air Leakage Through Exhaust Ports:

1. Check for internal leakage in cylinder being operated by

valve.

2. Check center stem seal for nicks, cracks, peeling and/or

delamination.

3. Check for missing, damaged, swollen, or incorrectly

assembled o-rings and gaskets.

4. Check stem guide and body bore for nicks, scratches, and

dirt particles.

Replace worn or damaged parts. Re-assemble and re-test unit.

Service Kit and Parts Available

Valve Body Service Kit:

(consists of items # 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 13, & 14)

PL5026

Valve Body Assemblies:

CJ125 (1/4" NPTF Ports)

PL2479

CJ137 (3/8" NPTF Ports)

PL2480

CWJ125 (1/4" NPTF Ports)

PL2481

CWJ137 (3/8" NPTF Ports)

PL2482

Solenoid Identification and Specifications

Solenoid Assembly

60 Hz AC

50Hz AC

P6972801

120

P6972802

240

P6972806

24

P6972815

110

P6972824

220

When CJ1 or CWJ1 valves are shipped with a DC solenoid, the model number becomes
C1 or CW1, respectively. These valves are shipped with solenoid assembly part
# P78150**. Standard AC valves are not field convertible to DC voltages.

Note: To order electrical operator, indicate whether solenoid assembly or coil only is

required, specifying voltages and Hz ratings required. Unless otherwise specified,
120 VAC & 60 Hz will be furnished. Standard stock ratings are 120 & 240 volts.

Part Identification List

Item #

Description

1

Valve Body Assembly

2

Valve Body

3

Stem Retainer Snap Ring

4

Stem O-ring

5

Stem

6

Stem Guide

7

Stem Guide Gasket

8

Stem Guide O-ring

9

Stem Return Spring

10

End Plug

11

Solenoid Conduit Plate

12

Plate to Body Screw

(6-32x3/8" Flat Head - not shown)

13

Washer

14

Solenoid Plunger Spring

15

Cover Gasket

16

Solenoid

17

Power Leads

18

Ground Wire (not shown)

19

Separator

20

Solenoid Cover Assembly

21

Manual Override Plunger

22

Plunger O-ring

23

Plunger Spring

24

Plunger Snap Ring

25

Holddown Spring

26

Cover Mounting Screws

(8-32 x 1 1/4" Pan Head - not shown)

27

Chain Assembly

28

Chain Screw

(8-32 x 1/4" Sems Fastener)

CJ1 & CWJ1 Series Valves

V-203E

Summary of Contents for CW Series

Page 1: ...2 CW12 Valves Installation Service Instructions C6 C7 Valves Installation Service Instructions CS1 CWS1 Valves Installation Service Instructions Flow Control for CC Valves Installation Service Instruc...

Page 2: ...ent for the two power leads Note Follow all requirements for local and national electrical codes Valve Operation These valves will operate mounted in any position they are also suitable for vacuum ser...

Page 3: ...PL2481 CWJ137 3 8 NPTF Ports PL2482 Solenoid Identification and Specifications Solenoid Assembly 60 Hz AC 50Hz AC P6972801 120 P6972802 240 P6972806 24 P6972815 110 P6972824 220 When CJ1 or CWJ1 valve...

Page 4: ...CW94 Series Valves ISSUED November 2009 Supersedes September 2000 Doc V222D EN 090938 Rev 5 Pneumatic Division Richland Michigan 49083 269 629 5000 WARNING To avoid unpredictable system behavior that...

Page 5: ...L2481 CW37 3 8 NPTF Ports PL2482 Hand Toggle Actuator Assembly Non Locking PL3355 Locking PL2212 Cam Head Assembly Ball C CW2 PL2209 Roller C CW13 PL2422 Heavy Duty Roller Uni Directional C CW92 PL403...

Page 6: ...and Michigan 49083 WARNING To avoid unpredictable system behavior that can cause personal injury and property damage Disconnect electrical supply when necessary before installation servicing or conver...

Page 7: ...to service this unit contact your local authorized dealer or your customer service representative Maintenance Trouble Shooting Hints Air Leakage Through Exhaust Ports 1 Check for internal leakage in c...

Page 8: ...to be increased as line pressure is increased Series C CW wall mounting valves can be operated either Normally Closed to pressure or Normally Open to pressure A B O O A B Normally Closed Normally Ope...

Page 9: ...orts PL3268 End Plug 1 1 16 Hex P69919 Pressure Actuated Head Ass y PL3244 Part Identification List Item Description 1 Valve Body Assembly 2 Valve Body 3 Stem Retainer Snap Ring 4 Stem O ring 5 Stem 6...

Page 10: ...2000 Supersedes February 1994 ECN P27805 Pneumatic Division North America Richland Michigan 49083 WARNING To avoid unpredictable system behavior that can cause personal injury and property damage Disc...

Page 11: ...questions concerning how to service this unit contact your local authorized dealer or your customer service representative Maintenance Trouble Shooting Hints Air Leakage Through Exhaust Ports 1 Check...

Page 12: ...connected to this product before installation servicing or conversion Operate within the manufacturer s specified pressure temperature and other conditions listed in these instructions Medium must be...

Page 13: ...ssure then reaches head of work valve and work cylinder advances Return Stroke De energizing clamp valve exhausts head of clamping cylinder and Port 02 of CS1 CS1 returns to ACTUATED position exhausti...

Page 14: ...eparate flow control valves Air is exhausted through a single valve port requiring only one muffler or piped exhaust connection Adjusting screws with fine threads have metering tapers designed to give...

Page 15: ...ember 2003 Supersedes May 2003 Doc V 285EP ECN 030951 Rev 6 Pneumatic Division Richland Michigan 49083 WARNING To avoid unpredictable system behavior that can cause personal injury and property damage...

Page 16: ...unting screws from 1 7 to 2 0 Nm 15 to 18 in lb of torque If body is removed from base torque mounting screws to 11 3 to 14 1 Nm 100 125 in lb of torque when reassembling If you have questions concern...

Page 17: ...fore installation servicing or conversion Operate within the manufacturer s specified pressure temperature and other conditions listed in these instructions Medium must be moisture free if ambient tem...

Page 18: ...eals Item 3 Use a nondetergent hydro carbon base oil or grease 6 Insert new spool Item 1 and return spring Item 2 CC10 only from the service kit into the body Spring return end of valve is A 01 If val...

Page 19: ...nd the product tested for proper function and leakage If audible leakage is present or the product does not operate properly do not put into use Warnings and specifications on the product should not b...

Page 20: ...LURE OR IMPROPER SELECTION OR IMPROPER USE OF THE PRODUCTS AND OR SYSTEMS DESCRIBED HEREIN OR RELATED ITEMS CAN CAUSE DEATH PERSONAL INJURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE This document and other information from...

Page 21: ...ntenance safety and warning requirements are met and that the application presents no health or safety hazards Complying with all existing warning labels and or providing all appropriate health and sa...

Page 22: ...onents Air leakage Look and listen to see if there are any signs of visual damage to any of the components in the system Leakage is an indication of worn or damaged components Damaged or degraded comp...

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