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1300905-W2-A

1.  Only hot or cold water from outlet

a.  Inlet supplies reversed (i.e. hot supply to cold inlet). Check.
b.  No hot water reaching mixing valve. Check.
c.  Check filters and inlet fittings for blockage.
d.  Installation conditions continuously outside operating parameters. refer to 

Specification.

 

2.  Fluctuating or reduced flow rate

a.  Check filters and inlet / outlet fittings for flow restriction (check isolators are fully open).
b.  Ensure that minimum flow rate is sufficient for supply conditions.
c.  Ensure that dynamic inlet pressures are nominally balanced.
d.  Ensure that inlet temperature differentials are sufficient.
e.  Check thermostatic performance; renew cartridge assembly if necessary.

3.  No flow from mixing valve outlet

a.  Check inlet isolators are fully open.
b.  Check filters and inlet / outlet fittings for blockage.
c.  Hot or cold supply failure.

4.  Blend temperature drift

a.  Refer to sympton 

2

 above.

b.  Hot supply temperature fluctuation (rectify and refer to 

Commissioning

).

c.  Supply pressure fluctuation (refer to 

Installation

)

5.  Hot water in cold supply or vice versa 

Indicates check valve require maintenance, refer to 

Maintenance

.

Note! 

Some 320 variants are not supplied with checkvalves. Therefore, in-line checkvalves 

may require maintenance. These may be away from the product.

6.  Maximum blend temperature setting too hot or too cool

a.  Indicates incorrect temperature setting. Refer to 

Commissioning

.

b.  As sympton 

4

 above.

c.  As sympton 

5

 above.

7.  Water leaking from valve body

Seals worn or damaged.
a.  Obtain Seal Pack and renew all seals.
b.  If leak persists from around the temperature spindle, replace the cartridge assembly.

Troubleshooting

Summary of Contents for 320

Page 1: ...1 1300905 W2 A 320...

Page 2: ...at a stable safe temperature This is particularly important in such healthcare procedures as supervised bathing of patients unable to respond immediately to unsafe temperatures General Safety Critica...

Page 3: ...3 1300905 W2 A X 1 q X 1 q X 1 q X 1 q 320 IC X 3 q X 2 q X 1 q X 1 q X 2 q...

Page 4: ...4 1300905 W2 A 320 IF X 1 q X 1 q X 1 q X 1 q X 2 q X 1 q X 1 q X 2 q...

Page 5: ...5 1300905 W2 A 320 F X 1 q X 1 q X 1 q X 3 q X 1 q...

Page 6: ...6 1300905 W2 A 320 M X 1 q X 1 q X 1 q X 3 q X 1 q...

Page 7: ...7 1300905 W2 A 320 IC 320 IF RADA 320 C 185 mm 49 mm 49 mm 59 mm 127 5 mm 61 mm 41 5 mm 256 mm 314 5 mm 83 5 mm RADA 320 CX 185 mm 49 mm 49 mm 108 mm 41 5 mm 256 mm 314 5 mm 83 5 mm...

Page 8: ...8 1300905 W2 A RADA 320 OEM 137 mm 83 5 mm 185 mm 49 mm 49 mm 117 mm RADA 320 CF 118 5 mm 185 mm 49 mm 49 mm 108 mm 83 5 mm 320 F 320 M...

Page 9: ...usage of 1 6 hours installation and usage environment not subject to extremes of temperature unauthorised tampering or wilful abuse Normal Operating Conditions are considered as Specification Pressure...

Page 10: ...imentally affect the thermostatic performance Flow Rates Minimum Flow Rate 6 l min at mid blend with nominally equal supply pressures Maximum Flow Rate 120 l min Flow Control Rada 320 mixing valves do...

Page 11: ...should not exceed 5 m 8 Supply pipework layout should be arranged to minimise the effect of other outlet usage upon the dynamic pressures at the mixing valve inlets 9 Inlet and outlet threaded joint c...

Page 12: ...12 1300905 W2 A a b 6 0 mm 2 1 3 0 mm 6 0 mm 3 0 mm 6 0 mm...

Page 13: ...13 1300905 W2 A 3 320 IC 320 IF Install the connections...

Page 14: ...14 1300905 W2 A 320 M 320 F 4 1 min...

Page 15: ...15 1300905 W2 A 5 3 0 mm 6 320 IC 320 IF Install the pipework a...

Page 16: ...16 1300905 W2 A 320 M b c 320 F...

Page 17: ...17 1300905 W2 A 7 320 IC shown The rest of the installation procedure is similar for all variants of the 320 valve 8...

Page 18: ...es which have been in storage installed but not commissioned or simply not used for some time should be exercised before setting the maximum temperature or carrying out any tests A simple way to provi...

Page 19: ...rbing the spindle Position the hub so that the hub stop comes up against the cartridge stop preventing any further rotation in an anti clockwise direction Check that blend temperature has not altered...

Page 20: ...b without disturbing the spindle positioning it so that the centre stop slot in the hub fits over the top of the cartridge stop preventing any further rotation in either direction Check that the blend...

Page 21: ...ation of the knob For models with locked temperature control no user adjustment is intended Control of flow is via separate outlet valve s refer Flow Control It is advisable to establish a performance...

Page 22: ...outlet a Check inlet isolators are fully open b Check filters and inlet outlet fittings for blockage c Hot or cold supply failure 4 Blend temperature drift a Refer to sympton 2 above b Hot supply temp...

Page 23: ...is based upon assessment of the risks to the user General 1 The maintenance of this product must be carried out in accordance with instructions given in this Manual and must be conducted by designate...

Page 24: ...y month More regular temperature checks should be made where increased risks are perceived such as where patients are unable to immediately respond to an increase in water temperature by either shutti...

Page 25: ...est due date Second in service test data As for initial commissioning Details of any remedial work including part replacement carried out to valve or supply system Next in service test due date Next i...

Page 26: ...valve series is designed for minimal maintenance under conditions of normal use External surfaces may be wiped clean with a soft cloth and if necessary a mild washing up type detergent or soap solutio...

Page 27: ...d in any way Do not use any abrasive material 2 Cartridges may only be cleaned by flushing through under a jet of clean water to remove debris Do not descale Descaling solution MUST not be used on any...

Page 28: ...dge guides with the slots in the body and carefully push the cartridge assembly back into the body checking that the 2 cartridge inlet port seals remain in place Install the six screws and tighten Fit...

Page 29: ...29 1300905 W2 A...

Page 30: ...30 1300905 W2 A 414 92 414 80 414 51 1847 230 1847 184 523 19 1847 242 1847 235 1847 111 1847 153 A A A A A 1847 236 1847 093 1847 232 1847 233 X4...

Page 31: ...47 093 3 4 BSP Connector Pack 1847 111 1 BSP Female BSP Pack 1847 153 Elbow Connection Pack 1847 184 Isolating Elbow Pack 1847 227 Seal Pack Not illustrated 1847 229 Screw Pack A 1847 230 Indicator Tr...

Page 32: ...ntrols com or contact your local agent for all terms and conditions including details of the Rada commissioning service for the UK UK Customer Service Post Installation enquiries 0844 571 1777 Fax 012...

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