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PRESSURE VACUUM BREAKER

Symptom: Cause: 

Solution:

1.  Check value fails to hold 1.0  

A. Debris on sealing surface or guide surfaces 

Disassemble and clean check  

 

 

  psid minimum 

  valve  surfaces

   

B. Damaged seat disc 

Disassemble and replace seal

   

C. Weak or broken spring 

Disassemble and replace spring

   

D. Poppet broken due to thermal expansion 

Replace broken poppet (see freeze protection)

2. Poppet fails to open at 1.0  

A. Debris restricting free operation 

Disassemble and clean check valve surfaces 

 

  psig minimum 

B. Poppet seal adhering to bonnet 

Disassemble and clean and/or replace damaged parts 

   

C.  Weak spring load 

Replace bonnet assembly (

1

/

2

 - 1

1

/

4

)  

  

  

Replace 

spring 

(1

1

/

2

 and larger)

3. Minor leakage through air vent 

A. Damaged poppet seal 

Disassemble and replace seal

   

B. Cracked or damaged poppet 

Disassemble and replace poppet seal

   

C. Cracked bonnet or damaged sealing edge 

Disassemble and replace bonnet assembly

   

D. Debris on sealing surface 

Disassemble and clean

4. Signifi cant discharge through  

A. Poppet not properly guided 

Disassemble and replace damaged parts

  air vent 

B. Major poppet or seal failure 

Disassemble and replace damaged parts

   

C. Low downstream pressure 

Check pressure at 

#

2  testcock; should  

 

   

   

be higher than 5 psig if low system

  

D. 

Insuffi cient inlet volume to operate device  

Pressure needs to be increased or partially  

 

   

   

closed outlet ball valve to create higher  

 

  

  

pressure 

on 

poppet. 

   

E. Poppet and or bonnet broken  

Replace broken bonnet/poppet  

   

   

due to thermal expansion (see freeze protection)

5. Chatter during fl ow conditions 

A. Worn, damaged or defective check valve guide 

Disassemble and repair or replace guide

Troubleshooting Guide

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IOM-F-765  0823 

 

© FEBCO, 2008

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Страница 1: ...es will cause spitting 5 When threading the device in line place wrench only on ball valve hex ends Keep pipe dope off interior surfaces of valve 6 After installation open inlet ball valve to pressurize device Slowly open outlet ball valve to fill down stream line NOTE The downstream pressure must be maintained above 5psi to keep the spring loaded air inlet poppet closed If check valve fails to ho...

Страница 2: ...o assembly b DO NOT USE ANY PIPE DOPE OIL GREASE OR SOLVENT ON ANY PARTS unless instructed to do so c Do not force parts Parts should fit freely together Excess force may cause damage and render the device inoperable d Carefully inspect seals seating surfaces etc for damage or debris e Test unit after servicing to ensure proper operation f Tighten canopy nut only until canopy cannot turn freely g ...

Страница 3: ...0 243 4EST OCK UT OLT OT SHOWN USED FOR n Fig Description Quantity 765 765 765 765 765 765 No 1 2 3 4 1 11 4 11 2 2 1 Nut 523 533 00 523 533 00 523 543 00 523 543 00 523 543 00 523 543 00 2 Canopy 300 092 300 093 300 089 300 089 300 083 300 083 4 Bolt 6 1024564 1024564 6 O Ring 1101068 1101068 398 140 72 398 140 72 398 247 72 398 247 72 7 Spring 630 096 630 096 10 Stem 200 767 200 767 13 Retainer ...

Страница 4: ...ling edge Disassemble and replace bonnet assembly D Debris on sealing surface Disassemble and clean 4 Significant discharge through A Poppet not properly guided Disassemble and replace damaged parts air vent B Major poppet or seal failure Disassemble and replace damaged parts C Low downstream pressure Check pressure at 2 testcock should be higher than 5 psig if low system D Insufficient inlet volume...

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