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ix.

 

With O-ring (4) installed and suitably lubricated, lower the main valve (24) into the 
bottom nut (20) through the main valve spring (21) and press down until the O-
ring (4) has engaged in the lower bore. 
*NOTE: Press the main valve (24) down a couple of times, within the bottom nut 
(20). The main valve should move freely, within the bottom nut and spring back to 
start position.  

x.

 

Position the soft seat (23) over the main valve (24), taking care not to damage the 
sealing face as it passes over the main valve stem. 

xi.

 

Install O-ring (5) around the soft seat (23). 

xii.

 

Remove the regulator body (26) from the vice and whilst holding upright, insert 
the main valve assembly (MVA), ensuring that the main valve (24) passes through 
the air deflector (22) and screw in place until finger tight. 

xiii.

 

Secure the assembly in a vice and proceed to tighten the bottom nut to 14Nm. 

 
It is recommended that all parts in the repair kits are used. Any defect parts removed during 
the service should be disposed of. Parts should be kept clean in line with media requirements. 
Following re-assembly of the regulator, pressure tests should be made to both the inlet and 
outlet  side  of  the  regulator,  to  ensure  there  is  no  internal  or  external  leakage  across  the 
regulator. 
 
To ensure that the main valve assembly has been correctly and effectively installed it may be 
required to perform the appropriate seat leak test as per ANSI/FCI 70-2. 

 

6.1.2. Accessing the Sensor Assembly (SA) 

 
To access the Sensor Assembly: 
 

i.

 

Secure* the regulator body (26) in a vice and use a 4mm Allen key to remove** 
the 6x M5 cap screws (2) and 6x M5 spring washers (3) from the regulator body. 
*NOTE:  Soft  vice  jaws  must  be  used,  when  securing  the  body  within  the  vice 
against flats. (as without may cause damage to sealing surface for BSP O ring). 
**NOTE: It is recommended to loosen one screw, followed by the screw directly 
opposite and then proceed in either clockwise or anti-clockwise direction until all 
screws have been loosened before completely removing the screws. 

ii.

 

Lift the  bonnet  (25) from  the  assembly  and  remove  the 10mm  Ball  Bearing  (1), 
Upper spring rest (17) and Load spring (16). 

iii.

 

Remove and replace the O-ring (11) from the base of the bonnet (25) 

iv.

 

Use  pliers to  grip  the  stem  of  lower  spring  rest (14)  and  lift/remove the  sensor 
assembly (7,9,12,14,15) from the Body (26). 

v.

 

Grip the flats of the lower spring rest (14) in a vice so that the base of the sensor 
(12) is facing upwards.  

vi.

 

Remove the sensor (12) from the sensor holder (15) using an 21mm open ended 
spanner or adjustable wrench, against the flats at the of the sensor (12). 

vii.

 

Replace all ‘O’ rings (7&9) locat

ed on the sensor holder (15), prior to reassembly, 

ensuring adequate lubrication is used. 

viii.

 

The air deflector (16) is accessible at this point and can be removed* with a 20mm 
socket. 

Summary of Contents for SS-231 Series

Page 1: ...1 THE SS 231 SERIES Operating and Service Manual Series includes all variants of SS 231 Issue A March 2020...

Page 2: ...ocation Usage 5 6 Servicing and Maintenance 5 6 1 Servicing the SS 231 Balanced Design 6 6 1 1 Accessing the Main Valve Assembly MVA 6 6 1 2 Accessing the Sensor Assembly SA 7 6 1 3 Adjusting the Set...

Page 3: ...cle 4 Paragraph 3 of the directive 2014 68 EC As such CE marking must not be applied The equipment is marked under section 3 3 of Essential Safety Requirements of the directive 2 Installation Before s...

Page 4: ...the first thread Any gauge ports on the regulator will be 1 4 NPT unless otherwise stated If any gauge port is not required ensure that the port is plugged prior to installation The media supplied to...

Page 5: ...ssures of the regulator which are indicated on the regulator label 4 Special Conditions for Safe Use The SS 231 series are pressure regulators and should not be used as an isolation valve When adjusti...

Page 6: ...the bottom nut 20 using a 30mm socket or open ended spanner NOTE Soft vice jaws must be used when securing the body within the vice against flats as without may cause damage to sealing surface for BSP...

Page 7: ...ctly and effectively installed it may be required to perform the appropriate seat leak test as per ANSI FCI 70 2 6 1 2 Accessing the Sensor Assembly SA To access the Sensor Assembly i Secure the regul...

Page 8: ...8 NOTE It is not necessary to remove the air deflector If it is required to replace or reassemble the part install finger tight and then tighten to 12Nm using a 20mm socket...

Page 9: ...ork assembly 1 14 16 17 IMPORTANT Ensure that the O ring 11 is correctly located into the O ring groove at base of the bonnet before placing on to the regulator body 26 xiii Position Bonnet 25 careful...

Page 10: ...m of the regulator v With the Regulator Body 26 secured in a vice apply the Maximum Working Pressure MWP to the Inlet of the regulator vi Using a slotted screwdriver turn the Adjusting Screw 13 clockw...

Page 11: ...D 9 1 OR BS028 O RING STD 10 1 OR BS4518 0091 16 O RING STD 11 1 OR BS4518 0291 16 O RING STD 12 1 PT 101 001 20MM SENSOR 13 1 PT 101T 002 ADJUSTING SCREW 14 1 PT BP 301 003 SPRING REST 15 1 PT BP 301...

Page 12: ...psi Nominal Operating Temperature 20 C to 80 C Materials Body Trim HT Brass 316 SS Seat PTFE PCTFE PEEK Flow Capacity Cv 1 0 Leakage Gas Liquid Bubble tight Zero drops of water at max inlet 8 Warrant...

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