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START-UP 

The  valve  does  not  require  any  calibration  or 
adjustment prior to putting it into service.   
 
In rare situations, it may be necessary to 

“adjust” the 

surge  check

’s  reduced  area.    If  noted  that  the  air  & 

vacuum  valve 

“slams”  shut  and/or  there  is  a 

significant  pressure  surge  when  the  valve  closes, 
install  a  pipe  plug  in  one  of  the  tapped  holes  in  the 
surge  check  disc.    If  this  does  not  mitigate  the 
slam/surge install another pipe plug.  DO NOT PLUG 
ALL THE HOLES.  
 

PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE 

No  routine  lubrication  or  adjustments  are  needed.  
The  valve  should  be  visually  to  check  for  leaks.    If 
leakage  is  detected,  see 

TROUBLESHOOTING

  to 

resolve. 
 
 
 
 

WARNING 

Personal injury may occur if the valve is disassembled 
while  pressurized.    Before  attempting  disassembly, 
follow  appropriate  lockout/tag  out  procedures  to 
prevent accidental pressurization.     
 

TESTING 

The valve can be tested to ensure it is in good 
working order.   

1.  Isolate the valve from the pipeline 
2.  Remove the pipe plug from the top of the 

Figure 905 to de-pressurize the assembly 

3.  Remove the pipe plug in the side of the 

Figure 930 just above the pipe flange 

4.  The float in the Figure 930 should fall as 

water leaves the valve 

5.  Replace the pipe plugs and slowly open the 

isolating valve 

6.  The Figure 930 float should rise and seal 

tightly while the Figure 905 may continue to 
release air for a while then close tightly. 

 

TROUBLESHOOTING 

 

               SYMPTOM or PROBLEM  

 

 

                 SOLUTION 

Leakage from outlet of Air & Vacuum valve when closed 

 

 

Debris lodged between float and seat 

Remove debris, inspect for damage 

 

Worn or damaged seat ring  

Inspect, replace (See Figure 930 Repair Instructions) 

 

Deformed or damaged float 

Inspect, replace (See Figure 930 Repair Instructions) 

Leakage from outlet of Air Release valve when closed 

 

Debris lodged between orifice and orifice button 

Remove debris, inspect for damage 

 

Worn or damaged orifice or orifice button  

Inspect, replace (See Figure 905 Repair Instructions) 

 

Deformed or damaged float 

Inspect, replace (See Figure 905 Repair Instructions) 

 
 
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS 

Refer  to  the  instructions  for  the  inspection, 
troubleshooting and repair of each of the valves used 
in the Figure 983-D assembly.  
 

REPLACEMENT PARTS  

Genuine  replacement  parts  are  available  from  your 
local GA Industries representative or from the factory: 
 
VAG USA, LLC 
234 Clay Avenue 
Mars, PA 16046 USA 
Telephone: 724-776-1020 
Fax: 724-776-1254 
E-mail

[email protected]

 

 
Please have the nameplate data available when 
ordering parts. 
 

WARRANTY:

  

The Warranty for GA Industries valves is included in 
our Terms and Conditions which can be found here:  

https://gaindustries.com/terms

 

 
        
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for GA INDUSTRIES 905

Page 1: ...ombination Air Valves with Surge Check Instructions SECTION 2 Figure 930 Air Vacuum Valve Instructions SECTION 3 Figure 905 Air Release Valve Instructions SECTION 4 Figure F284 D Surge Check Instructi...

Page 2: ...Section 1...

Page 3: ...escription of Operation 1 Receiving Storage 1 Installation 1 Start Up 2 Preventative Maintenance 2 Testing 2 Trouble Shooting 2 Repair Instructions 2 Replacement Parts 2 Warranty 2 Assembly Drawing Co...

Page 4: ...all valves to the ground without dropping Valves should remain in a clean dry and weather protected area until installed After completion of shop testing the valve is drained of the test water but a...

Page 5: ...lowly open the isolating valve 6 The Figure 930 float should rise and seal tightly while the Figure 905 may continue to release air for a while then close tightly TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOM or PROBLEM SO...

Page 6: ...Section 2...

Page 7: ...NUAL Figures 930 T 930 DT 930 UT to 4 Air Vacuum Valves for Clean Water Drawings EAV 7051 EAV 7052 EAV 7053 234 Clay Avenue Mars PA 16046 USA Telephone 724 776 1020 Fax 724 776 1254 E mail info ga vag...

Page 8: ...ll valves to the ground without dropping Do not pick up the valve by the cowl The valves should remain in a clean dry and weather protected area until installed For long term storage greater than 6 mo...

Page 9: ...d to verify there is no fluid leakage TESTING Valve operation can be easily tested Close the inlet isolation valve and remove or loosen the pipe plug nearest the inlet to drain the water from the valv...

Page 10: ...ated 5 Float Ball 316 Stainless Steel 6 Pipe Plug Malleable Iron 7 Cover Nuts Steel Zinc Plated 8 Float Guide 3 UHMW Polyethylene 4 Stainless Steel 9 Cushion Buna N Rubber 10 Bearing Acetal Polymer 11...

Page 11: ...Section 3...

Page 12: ...ION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Figure 905 1 Air Release Valves Drawing EAV 7010 234 Clay Avenue Mars PA 16046 USA Telephone 724 776 1020 Fax 724 776 1254 E mail info ga vag group com 905 IOM 022...

Page 13: ...level rises lifting the float and re closing the valve This sequence occurs as often as necessary to release air that has collected in the valve RECEIVING AND STORAGE Inspect the valve upon receipt f...

Page 14: ...is not preventing the float from freely falling when fluid is drained from valve Verify linkage mechanism operates freely without binding or sticking Verify pressure at valve inlet does not exceed ma...

Page 15: ...x 724 776 1254 E mail quotes ga vag group com Please have the nameplate data available when ordering parts REPAIR KITS Soft Goods Kit A905 Part Number 2 80 11000 002 includes items 3 and 7 Linkage Kit...

Page 16: ...Section 4...

Page 17: ...ALLATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Figure F284 D Anti Slam Surge Check Valves 234 Clay Avenue Mars PA 16046 USA Telephone 724 776 1020 Fax 724 776 1254 E mail info ga vag group com IOM F284D 07...

Page 18: ...uld remain in a clean dry and weather protected area until installed For long term storage greater than 6 months the rubber surfaces of the seat should be coated with a non toxic lubricant such as Sup...

Page 19: ...cks or 2 x 4 s under the flange outboard of the bronze seat so that it can drop out of the body Ensure the surface beneath the valve will not damage the internal components when they drop out of the v...

Page 20: ...eplate data available when ordering parts WARRANTY The Warranty for GA Industries valves is included in our Terms and Conditions which can be found here https gaindustries com terms Anti Slam Surge Ch...

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