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c.  Lubricate adjusting screw (6) threads.  

Carefully re in stall the adjusting screw (6) 
up into the spring cham ber (2) by ro tat ing 
the ad just ing screw (6) CW until top of 
adjusting screw (6) protrudes from top of 
spring chamber (2).  

NOTE:

  

Care should 

be taken when hold ing and ro tat ing the 
ad just ing screw (6) so the quad ring (31) 
and back up ring (32) are not in ad vert ent ly 
nicked or torn.

 Grasp top of ad just ing 

screw (6) and turn CCW until ro ta tion 
stops 

(see CAUTION C)

. See Fig ure 1.

d.  Loosely install lock nut (7) and closing cap 

(28). 

7. In 

spect pressure plate (3) for defects due to 

over-pres sur iza tion.  Replace if de fec tive.

8.  Clean all parts to be re-used according to 

owner's procedures. 

9.  Place first o-ring (30) on body (1) and lu bri cate 

with a lightweight multi-purpose grease. 
Po si tion body spacer (24) on body with match 
marks aligned. Place pusher plate (11) on body 
spac er (24) and check for ver ti cal move ment. 

NOTE: 

The vertical move ment should be free 

and unobstructed as the push er plate (11) is 
pushed down and the lower piston spring (17) 
contracts and ex pands. If move ment is not 
free, go to Sub sec tion C following to inspect 
the inner trim parts.

 

10.  Place second o-ring (30) on body spacer (24) 

and lubricate with lightweight multi-purpose 
grease. Po si tion diaphragm (12) on body 
spac er (24) in side of o-ring (30).

11.  Visually center the pressure plate (3) on 

di a phragm (12). Place range spring (14) onto 
re tain er hub of pressure plate (3).

12.  Place multi-purpose, high temperature grease 

into depression of spring button (4) where 
adjusting screw (6) bears. Set spring but ton (4) 
onto range spring (14); ensure spring button 
(4) is laying flat. 

13.  Using "NEW" studs (34,35) and nuts (9) 

(see 

CAUTION D)

, thread a nut onto each stud 

approximately 1.25" (32 mm). Drop the studs 
(34,35) with nuts (9) through the holes in 
spring chamber (2). (This will assist in keep ing 
the spring chamber (2) centered on  body 
(1) and prevent parts from moving dur ing re-
assembly). 

 

Using the "match marks" made in Step 3 as a 
guide, replace spring chamber (2) onto body 

spacer (24). Thread on lower nuts (9) and 
tighten by hand. Adjust length of studs (34,35) 
by using the top nut (9) so that there are at least 
3 to 4 threads protruding from the lower nut. 

 

Torque body flange hardware (9,23,34,35) 
using small increments in a 180° al ter nat ing 
pattern until flange mating sur fac es of body 
(1), body spacer (24) and spring chamber 
(2) are metal to metal. This creates a "fixed 
compression" on the di a phragm (12) and       
o-ring (30) seals. Rec om mend ed torque 
val ues are listed in Table 1.  

TABLE 1

Body Size

in.  (DN)

Item

No.

Thread

Size

Torque Values

Ft-lbs   (N-m)

1/2"-1"   (15-25)

9,23,34

3/8"-24

35-40

(47-54)

1-1/2"   (40)

9,23,34,35

7/16"-20

55-60

(75-81)

14. With locknut (7) tight against closing cap 

(28), turn closing cap (28) CW until tension is 
ap plied to range spring (14).

15.  Proceed to Section D. for bench test.

C. Trim Replacement:

 

NOTE: 

Do  not release tension on range spring 

(14). (Only necessary when removing spring 
cham ber). The range spring (14) ten sion 
keeps pusher plate (11) in alignment and 
as sures proper fit upon replacement of trim.

1.  Install body (1) in a vise with the body cap (5) 

on top and spring chamber (2) downwards.

2.  Loosen and remove body cap (5).  

NOTE: 

Pis ton spring (17) may stick in body cap (5) 
when removing.

3.  Remove piston spring (17), piston (15) and 

cylinder (16). Inspect parts for ex ces sive 
wear, espe cially at piston (15) seat surface. 
En sure there are no nicks or foreign particles 
em bed ded in the piston (15) TFE seat. 
Re place piston w/ TFE seat (15) if necessary. 
In spect the back up ring (27) and quad ring (26) 
on piston (15). Re place rings if worn, nicked, 
or de pressed.

4.  Remove body cap O-ring (25). Clean 

con tact ing surfaces of body (1) and body cap 
(5). Be care ful not to scratch either surface. 
In spect inside sur face of the body cap for 
scratch es or nicks. These could result in 
leak age past the quad ring (26) and backup 
ring (27). If worn or scratched replace body 
cap (5).

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Страница 1: ...g plus an additional loading PLOAD pressure connected to the spring chamber The loading PLOAD pressure plus the range spring 14 setting PSET equals the outlet P2 pressure of the regulator The range sp...

Страница 2: ...ifferential setting use one of the two following methods NOTE Both methods require a flowing condition a Loosen the closing cap 28 by turning CCW as viewed from above 3 to 4 complete revolutions Loose...

Страница 3: ...CCW rotation used to relieve range spring 14 tension will come to a stop At the stopping point do not apply any torque to adjusting screw 6 or damage may occur and render the unit inoperable See Figur...

Страница 4: ...e spring chamber 2 centered on body 1 and prevent parts from moving during re assembly Using the match marks made in Step 3 as a guide replace spring chamber 2 onto body spacer 24 Thread on lower nuts...

Страница 5: ...akage not to exceed 15 bubbles per minute Do not allow excessive buildup if seat leakage exists crack open No 2 shut off valve to prevent buildup If seat leakage is excessive proceed with the followin...

Страница 6: ...elow load pressure PLOAD D1 D2 Review Proportional Band droop expected Contact factory E Restricted diaphragm movement E Ensure no moisture in spring chamber at temperatures below freeze point 2 Downs...

Страница 7: ...sen tative with the Serial Number and Product code Identifythepartsandthequantityrequiredtorepair the unit from the BOM sheet that was provided when unit was originally shipped NOTE Those part numbers...

Страница 8: ...Parts 15 Piston w TFE Seat 16 Cylinder 17 Piston Spring 18 Cylinder Gasket 23 Cap Screw 24 Body Spacer 25 Body Cap O Ring 26 Quad Ring 27 Backup Ring 28 Closing Cap 30 O ring 2 req d 31 Quad Ring 32...

Страница 9: ...ive The details of the assessment in terms of the individual Essential Health and Safety Requirements are listed in Table 1 Table 2 lists all of the models and options that were evaluated and along wi...

Страница 10: ...d follow 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 te...

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