PC200 PVA
Revision G (2019)
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Valve Drips For
a Short Time
After Shutoff
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Air is trapped in the manifold
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Air is trapped in the static mixer
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Bleed the valve until the air is
removed
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Bleed the valve until the air is
removed
Cross-
Contamination
In Manifold
Nozzle
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Snuff back is set too high
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System material supply not
correctly bled of air
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Turn stroke adjustment screw
clockwise to decrease snuff back
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Bleed material supply system until the
air is removed
Seals Fail
Rapidly
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Seals are not compatible with
material
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Material has abrasive fillers
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Contact PVA for seal options
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Contact PVA for seal options
Valve Has Air
Leak
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Jam nut is loose
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Air cylinder O-rings are worn
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Tighten jam nut against stroke
adjustment sealing washer
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Replace air cylinder section O-rings
Valve Leaks at
Separation
Block
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Lip seals are defective or worn
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Valve rods are defective or
worn
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Sleeve bearings are worn
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Examine and replace lip seals
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Examine and replace valve rods
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Examine and replace sleeve bearings
Material Does
Not Cure
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Mix ratio is incorrect
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Material not sufficiently mixed
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Do ratio checks at manifold and adjust
metering system as necessary
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Use a static mixer with sufficient
mixing elements – consult material
manufacturer or PVA
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