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BT3N: Disassembly/Reassembly of the Bypass Valve Gland Section
Part During
Disassembly During
Reassembly During
Inspection
Locknut
Remove with a wrench:
dist. across flats - 10 mm
A new locknut must be
used
Tighten to the proper torque:
torque - 2.5 N·m
(Guideline for new nut)
dist. across flats - 10 mm
—
Handle
Pull the handle up off of
the spindle
Reattach the handle, being
careful of its orientation (see
the drawing below)
Check the handle hole
in the spindle for
deformation
Disc
Spring
Remove the disc spring
Reinsert the disc spring,
referring to the drawing below
for proper operation
Check for damage or
deformation
Thrust
Washer
Remove the thrust washer Reinsert the thrust washer
Check for wear
Gland
Remove with a wrench:
dist. across flats - 17 mm
Coat threads with anti-seize,
then tighten to the proper
torque: torque - 35 N·m
dist. across flats - 17 mm
Check the spindle
sleeve area for signs
of seizure,
deformation,
scratches, etc.
Spindle
Remove the spindle
Replace with a new spindle,
coat sliding area with gland
and threads with anti-seize
—
Gland
Gasket
Remove the gland gasket Replace with a new gland
gasket only if warped or
damaged
—
Gland
Packing
Remove the gland packing Replace with a new gland
packing
—
(1 N·m
≈
10 kg·cm)
NOTE: 1. Reassemble the gland section after reassembling the valve section.
2. Finger-tightening the valve holder first makes it easier to reinsert the spindle into the
ball. After reinserting the spindle, tighten the valve holder and the gland.
3.
Removing the handle and the locknut from the BT3N destroys the gland section
seal. Do not detach the handle and the locknut unless performing a disassembly
inspection.
Locknut
Washer
Disc Spring
Gland Gasket
Thrust Washer
Gland
Gland Packing
Spindle
Disc Spring
Orientation
Spindle Insertion
Spindle
Valve Holder
Ball
Handle
172-65162M-03 (BT3N/MBT3N/PBT3N) 5 Jul 2013