
SB300 PVA
Troubleshooting
8.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Corrective Action
Valve does not
cycle
•
Air pressure to air section is too
low
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Material is cured in the valve
•
O-rings were not lubricated
when valve was assembled
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Increase air pressure to 60-100 psi
•
Disassemble and clean the valve
•
Disassemble the valve, lubricate the
O-rings and seals and reassemble
Valve does not
dispense material
•
The fluid pressure is too low
•
Material is cured in the fluid
section
•
Increase the fluid pressure
•
Disassemble and clean the valve
Valve leaks from
the tip
•
Stroke adjust is down too far
•
Rod or lip seals are worn
•
Air bubble trapped in fluid
section
•
Turn stroke adjust counterclockwise
•
Replace parts as necessary
•
Flip valve upside down and cycle
until all air is removed
Valve leaks from
mid-section
•
Lip seal is worn
•
Replace lip seal
There are air
bubbles in fluid
•
Valve not correctly bled
•
Stroke adjust is up too far
•
Problem with the Fluid delivery
system
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Do the complete bled procedure,
flip valve upside down and cycle
until the air is removed if necessary
•
Turn the stroke adjust clockwise
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Diagnose and repair
REVISION A (2014)
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