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IOM-5400

NOTE:

 Support plate (116) will also slide off 

pressure stem (103). 

(Continue on to 

step i. unless changing gasket (113)).

To Replace Adapter Gasket: steps (e. - h).

 

e.  Lay the (AA) and weatherhood assy on 
flat surface, bottom edge of weatherhood 
resting on flat surface. Grasp the top of 
the support plate weldment and lift up to 
remove.  

 

f.  Paint or embed a set of match marks 
between weatherhood (111) and lower 
actuator case assy (114).

 

g.  Flip the weatherhood over so lower 
case (114) is resting on the flat surface.        
Loosen and remove adapter bolts (115).  
Set weatherhood (111) to the side and 
remove weatherhood plate (112).  Remove 
and replace actuator case gasket (113).

 

h.  Align bolt holes in weatherhood plate 
(112) and weatherhood (111) with lower 
actuator case assy (114) and install 
adapter bolts (115).  Tighten securely.

 

i.  Remove wire screen (110) from seat 
ring.  Lift pressure stem/pallet (103/105) 
assembly straight up off the seat ring 
(101). Inspect seating surface of seat 
ring and pallet diaphragm (106)  Inspect 
seating surface of seat ring (101). 

 

j.    Carefully secure stem (103) in a vise 
with lock nut (108) up. Remove nut from 
pressure stem.

  k. Remove diaphragm retainer plate 

(107), diaphragm (106), pallet (105) and 
stiffener plate (104) from stem.

  l.  Clean and inspect parts for wear, 

replace if worn. Re-install stiffener plate 
(104) and pallet (105) on stem. 

NOTE: 

Apply small amount of TFE paste around 
the center opening (top surface) of the 
pallet.

 

m.   Place a new diaphragm (107) on the 
pallet (105).  

NOTE: 

Apply small amount of 

TFE paste around the center opening (top 

surface) of the diaphragm (106).

 

n

Install the diaphragm retainer plate 

(107) and lock nut (108), secure nut tight.

 

o.  Remove pallet (105) assembly from 
vise.

To Remove Seat Ring:

 

NOTE: 

If vent has integral or pressed in 

seat rings, contact the factory.

 

Paint or embed a set of match marks 
between the seat ring and the inside of the 
body.

 

p.  Rotate bolts (102) CCW and remove. 
Place a wrench on the milled flats of the 
pallet guides (109), rotate CCW to remove.  
Mark the location of guides on the edge 
of the seat ring (101) for reference at re-
assembly.

 

q.  Lift up to remove seat ring (101) and 
joint tape (129). (There is no tape on 
integral or pressed in seat rings.) Inspect 
guides (109) and inside cavity of the body 
(100) for any corrosion or product build 
up. Clean all parts as necessary.  Seat 
surfaces must be clean and smooth for 
diaphragm and pallet to seal properly.

 

r.  Install new joint tape down inside body.  
Align match marks for seat ring (101) with 
body, place seat ring back in body, resting 
on joint tape. Re-install pallet guides (111) 
around the seat ring as previously marked. 
Install bolts (102). Tighten bolts (102) and 
guides to 15 ft. lbs. (20.3 Nm).

 

s.  Position bug screen (110) on top 
surface of seat ring (101).  Position stem/
pallet (103/105) assembly on seat ring 
(101)

 

t.  Lift the lower actuator case assembly 
(AA) (114) with attached weatherhood 
(111) up and place it over the pallet 
guides (109). Align match marks between 
weatherhood and body, as per previous 
step a.  Lower the weatherhood down on 
pallet guides (109).

 

u.  Insert small end of support plate (116) 
down through the hole in the center of the 
lower case (114) until it slides over the top 
of the pressure stem (103). 

           CAUTION

Do not grasp weatherhood around the bottom edge, it 
may be sharp.

Summary of Contents for 5400 Pilot Operated

Page 1: ...d on line or in a maintenance shop See Section IX for setting and testing procedures This manual is intended to provide recommended procedures and practices for installation operation and maintenance...

Page 2: ...ke a weight loaded valve under this condition with a lower set point Consult the factory for any questions related to this over pressure condition The 1 2 OD SST pilot valve sensing line must be kept...

Page 3: ...ice See Table 1 for gasket dimensions Table 1 Body Flange Gasket Dimensions CS SST 150 ASME RF O D I D B C Hole Qty 2 4 12 2 38 3 5 38 3 50 4 6 88 4 50 6 8 75 6 62 8 11 00 8 62 10 13 38 10 80 12 16 12...

Page 4: ...w 28 CCW and remove 5 Remove diaphragm case nuts 19 washers 25 and cap screws 26 Grasp spring bonnet 23 and lift up until diaphragm case 22 clears top of spring button 21 Set assembly aside 6 Lift ran...

Page 5: ...tubing 127 to fittings 125 126 12 Grasp spindle stud 18 and lift upwards to extract the spindle assembly 06 from the body 01 Remove seal diaphragm 08 from spindle With a pick type tool lift out seat o...

Page 6: ...If the vent valve must be removed from the tank for any reason make sure that all pressure has been re leased before the flange fasteners are loosened Refer to your company procedures before venting...

Page 7: ...g top surface of the diaphragm 106 n Install the diaphragm retainer plate 107 and lock nut 108 secure nut tight o Remove pallet 105 assembly from vise To Remove Seat Ring NOTE If vent has integral or...

Page 8: ...IT for FIELD REPAIR Contact your local Cashco Inc Sales Repre sentative with the Serial Number and Product code Identifythepartsandthequantityrequired to repair the unit from the BOM sheet that was pr...

Page 9: ...ockwise rotation of blowdown screw provides modulating ac tion and minimum zero blowdown Reseat pressure is the same as set pressure NOTE The blowdown needle is located in a pressure containing chambe...

Page 10: ...ense 17 Lower Spring Guide 18 Spindle Stud 19 Hex Nut 20 Range Spring 21 Spring Button 22 Upper Diaphragm Case 23 Spring Bonnet 24 Exhaust Screen 25 Flat Washer Diaphragm Case 26 Hex Cap Screw Diaphra...

Page 11: ...Pallet 121 Jack Screw 106 Diaphragm 122 Jam Nut 107 Diaphragm Retainer 123 Jack Nut 108 Lock Nut 124 Pilot Mounting Nipple 109 Pressure Pallet Guide 125 Sense Tube Connector 1 110 Bug Screen 126 Sens...

Page 12: ...M 5400 OPTION 4 Rotometer to Purge Pilot Sense Line Note Nipple Length Increases with Line Size SEE ITEM NO DESCRIPTION LIST on page 14 OPTION 1 Remote Sense OPTION 2 Manual Blow Down OPTION 3 Check V...

Page 13: ...13 IOM 5400 OPTION 5 Atex OPTION 6 Air Assist SEE ITEM NO DESCRIPTION LIST on page 14 Note Atex Parts not Applicable for Spring Packs...

Page 14: ...Air Assist 204 Check Valve 215 Nipple Air Assist 205 MNPT Tee Field Test Connection 216 Filter Regulator Air Assist 206 Push Lock Air Fitting Field Test 217 Hex Red Bushing Gauge Air Assist 207 Nipple...

Page 15: ...t torque Check flange gap around circumference for uniformity If the gap is not reasonably uniform make the appropriate adjustments by selective tightening before proceeding Round 2 Tighten to 50 to 7...

Page 16: ...sed face steel flange Refer to Gasket Dimension Table Ensure that the gasket material is suitable for the service Make sure that the gasket is compressed evenly and the flanges are not distorted Utili...

Page 17: ...ual Essential Health and Safety Requirements are listed in Table 1 Table 2 lists all of the models and options that were evaluated and along with their evaluation Models and options not listed in Tabl...

Page 18: ...low the same requirements for the piping system Also see item 30 in Table 1 2 The system designer and users must take precautions to prevent rapid system pressurization which may raise surface tempera...

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