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Section 4.3: V3 Diaphragm Valve

V3 Diaphragm Valve Test

1. 

To check the diaphragm for leaks plug one of the outside angle hose adapters and slowly apply 

no more than 20-PSI air pressure to the other outside angle adapter. With the air pressure applied 

to the adapter the seal holder should move off of the seat. When the pressure is released the seal 

holder should move back. If air is continuously flowing out of the inside angle hose adapters than 

there is a hold in the diaphragm. If the Diaphragm Valve is not working correctly a replacement V3 

is required.

V3 Diaphragm Valve Seal Replacement

Follow instructions provided with replacement part from ThermOmegaTech®

V3 Diaphragm Valve Replacement

Follow instructions provided with replacement part from ThermOmegaTech®

Section 4.2: V2 Capillary Valve

V2 Capillary Valve Adjustment

1. 

On the end of the heat dissipater nearest V2 valve body, there are four setscrews holding the 

perforated heat dissipater to the valve. One of the four setscrews are substantially recessed and 

only this one should be loosened. Newer units will only have the one locking setscrew located 

closest to the V-2 valve. 

2. 

After loosening the locking setscrew, turning the heat dissipater housing clockwise will lower the 

hot water outlet temperature from the heat exchanger and also the water temperature from the 

shower/eyewash. Turning the heat dissipater counterclockwise will raise the water temperature. 

Rotate the heat dissipater a half turn at a time. Re-run the system after each adjustment.

3.  Lock the setscrew on heat dissipater when finished. 

V2 Capillary Valve Replacement

Follow instructions provided with replacement part from ThermOmegaTech®

Locking Screw

Summary of Contents for THERM-O-MIX STATION

Page 1: ...THERM O MIX STATION Troubleshooting Manual Technical Support 1 800 766 5612 Customer Service 1 888 640 4297 D...

Page 2: ...ment 6 3 2 Decommissioning the unit for Troubleshooting 6 3 3 Decommissioning the unit for Repairs 6 3 4 Decommissioning Images 7 4 0 Adjustments and Repairs 4 1 V1 Mixing Valve 8 4 2 V2 Capillary Val...

Page 3: ...iaphragm closing V3 and turning steam flow off V5 normally open pre mixes cold water with hot water from heat exchanger prior to mix entering the V1 mixing valve V6 normally closed starts to open when...

Page 4: ...team flow based on water temperature from HtEx 4 Hot water from HtEx enters V5 pre mixing valve and mixes with cold inlet water 5 The hot water enters V1 mixing valve and mixes with more cold inlet wa...

Page 5: ...runs in the normal range Note Steam will probably be coming out of the drain line while running the eyewash The V2 Capillary Valve needs to be adjusted See Section 4 2 If the valve cannot be ad justed...

Page 6: ...control 80 F output assume V4 cannot close V3 so V4 has no effect Steam will leak from the drain line even when the shower eyewash unit is not activated Large water leaks over 1 GPM down stream would...

Page 7: ...ommissioning The Unit for Troubleshooting 1 Close the unit s steam supply valve 2 Activate the shower and eyewash system for a minimum of two minutes to deplete the steam pressure trapped between the...

Page 8: ...Page 7 V3 Indicator Open Position Closed Position V2 Capillary Valve O Ring O Ring Indicator Section 3 4 Decommissioning Images...

Page 9: ...ide is fully closed Place valve into an 80 F water bath for five minutes 6 Use calibration screw to adjust the valve spool so that the inner spool hot water slots line up with outer housing hot water...

Page 10: ...nt part from ThermOmegaTech Section 4 2 V2 Capillary Valve V2 Capillary Valve Adjustment 1 On the end of the heat dissipater nearest V2 valve body there are four setscrews holding the perforated heat...

Page 11: ...a water bath at 85 F or below for five minutes 4 If you blow compressed air into the lower straight hose adapter it should be closed 5 If the valve does not work correctly a replacement V4 Control Val...

Page 12: ...nto normal flow direction check valves will prevent reverse flow Cleaning solution must remain below 80 F The cleaning time needed depends on local water conditions and frequency of cleaning After the...

Page 13: ...Page 12 Appendix 1 Station Schematic...

Page 14: ...Appendix 2 Station Operating Logic Flow Chart Page 13...

Page 15: ...Page 14 Appendix 3 Typical Installation Schematic...

Page 16: ...Appendix 4 Labeled Station Line Drawing Page 15...

Page 17: ...Page 16 Appendix 5 Hoses and Hose Fittings Line Drawing...

Page 18: ...wn to the State of CA to cause cancer birth defects or reproductive harm For more information go to www P65Warnings ca gov ThermOmegaTech Inc 353 Ivyland Road 1 877 379 8258 Warminster PA 18974 www Th...

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