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275AP-SB13-01 

 

            

Figure 7: 275AF/AP/APF Valve Assemblies  

 

 

Table 1: Replacement Parts 

Description 

Part No. 

Chamber, Cast Iron (Not shown) 

299A 

Chamber, Steel (Not shown) 

B-10985 

Valve Body 

270A-VB 

Gasket* 

73 

Cap Screw (6) 

325 

Float Ball, 275AF/275AP 

220A 

Float Ball, 275APF 

220 

Float Rod, 275AF/275AP 

343A 

Float Rod, 275APF 

343D 

Float Block 

230Z 

Float Nut 

322 

Nut                                                       
(275APF - Qty 1, 275AF/275AP - Qty 2)                       

224 

Lock Washer                                            
(275APF - Qty 3, 275AF/275AP - Qty 4)                                          

55 

Adjusting Bolt 

369 

Link 

431 

Lever Pin 

411 

Spacer 

11S 

Roll Pin 

211-1/2 

Adjusting Nut 

204E 

Needle and Seat Bushing*                                 
(Must be replaced as matched set) 

262403S-1/16 

262403S-5/64 

262403S-3/32 

262A403A-1/8 

262A403A-3/16 

Mounting Flange (Not shown) 

298A 

*Spare Parts Kit                                       
(Includes Gasket and Needle and Seat 
Bushing) 

K275AP1                          

(1/16

”, 5/64”, 3/32” orifice)

 

K275AP2                          

(1/8

”, 3/16” orifice)

 

 
SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

(Needle & seat replacement, c

ont’d) 

 

5.  Secure  the  valve  body  so  the  float  is  approximately 
horizontal.  Turn  the  needle  in  or  out  of  the  adjusting  nut  until 
the float is horizontal when the needle is seated in the bushing. 
6.  Then screw the needle ½-turn into the adjusting nut so the 
float  is  slightly  above  horizontal  when  the  needle  is  seated  in 

the  bushing  (Figure  8).  Tighten  the  lock  nut  to  secure  needle 
position. 
7.  Remove  the  lever  pin  and  pull  the  needle  from  the 
bushing.  Reassemble  the  float  block  to  the  valve  body  using 
the  lever  pin  and  spacers  (11S)  to  ensure  the  float  block 
(230Z) is centered on the link (431).  
8.  Peen  the  lever  pin  to  retain  in  place  and  check  for  free 
movement of the mechanism. 

 
Figure 8: Needle Adjustment 

 

 

9.  With the needle fully seated in the bushing, check to make 
sure  there  is  approximately  0.16”  (4mm)  clearance  between 
the adjusting bolt head (369) and the valve body. A #20 drill bit 
may  be  used  to  check  this  clearance.  (See  Figure  9.)  Setting 
the bolt head clearance ensures 0.09” (2mm) of needle travel 
when the float drops due to low liquid level. 
10.  Be  sure  the  lock  nut  (324)  is  tightened  against  the  float 
block  and  the  entire  mechanism  pivots  smoothly  before  re-
installing the valve. 
 

Figure 9: Final Adjustment 

0.16 [4.1]

0.09 [2.3]

TO SET 

NEEDLE 

TRAVEL, 

ADJUST 

BOLT-HEAD 

CLEARANCE

 

FLOAT SHOULD STAND

 

JUST ABOVE HORIZONTAL

 

WHEN NEEDLE IS SEATED

 

220A

 

322, 55

 

343A

 

270A-VB, 

 

325

 

73

 

SEAT

 

BUSHING

 

NEEDLE

 

224, 55

 

204E

 

431

 

230Z

 

411, 11S

 

211-1/2

 

324, 55

 

369, 324

 

220

 

275AF & 275AP

 

275APF

 

270A-VB, 

 

325

 

73

 

343D

 

55

 

Summary of Contents for 275AP series

Page 1: ...F AP APF valves are available without a chamber Figure 1 with a cast iron chamber Figure 2 or with a welded steel chamber Figure 3 An optional mounting flange is available for mounting the valve without a chamber Figure 4 The valve should always be oriented such that the 1 2 FPT connection is toward the top of the valve and the front face is vertical This will ensure that the float moves appropria...

Page 2: ...e pin out with pliers or carefully drive it out with a punch Retain the spacers 11S for re assembly After re assembly peen the lever pin to retain in place and check for free movement of valve components Needle and seat replacement The needle and seat bushing are lapped in the factory to create a matched set If either the needle or seat bushing show signs of wear or damage both parts must be repla...

Page 3: ...nto the adjusting nut so the float is slightly above horizontal when the needle is seated in the bushing Figure 8 Tighten the lock nut to secure needle position 7 Remove the lever pin and pull the needle from the bushing Reassemble the float block to the valve body using the lever pin and spacers 11S to ensure the float block 230Z is centered on the link 431 8 Peen the lever pin to retain in place...

Page 4: ...The pressure above the 700H piston drops and the piston rises due to pressure underneath opening the valve port and allowing flow Conversely as the liquid level drops the 275AP opens and pressure above the piston rises closing the 700H port with spring assist Match the condenser condition liquid high or low with pressure gauge reading condensing or downstream pressure and note the possible causes ...

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