OBSOLETE
Model SCF-M1 Handgun
18
1997 Nordson Corporation
All rights reserved
108 236B
Issued 1/97
Manual 4-26
b. Use a nozzle cleaning brush to clean the nozzle. DO NOT use a
brush with metallic bristles.
c. Examine the nozzle orifice with a magnifying glass. If material
remains, use a broach or probe to remove. Carefully insert the
broach or probe into the orifice AGAINST the direction of fluid
flow. DO NOT twist the broach or probe or try to clean the orifice
with a sawing motion.
d. Use an OSHA-approved blow gun to remove loosened
contaminants by blowing through the orifice AGAINST the
direction of flow.
1. Inspect the gun for wear and damage.
2. Disassemble and clean the gun. Replace the seals and packing
cartridge if worn or damaged.
The table below lists the common troubleshooting procedures for the
SCF-M1 handgun:
Problem
Possible Cause
Corrective Action
1.
Leaking around the
nozzle or ball and
seat
Dirty or damaged sealing surfaces
Remove and clean the nozzle or ball
and seat. Replace, if necessary.
2.
Spitting
Dirty or worn ball and seat
Clean or replace the ball and seat.
Dirty nozzle
Clean the nozzle.
3.
Leaking around the
packing cartridge
Worn or damaged cartridge seal or
packing
Replace the seal or packing cartridge.
This section covers the procedures necessary to clean and repair the
SCF-M1 handgun.
1. Flush the gun with solvent.
WARNING: High pressures are present in this system. High
pressure fluids and air are injection hazards. Do not place any
part of your body in front of the gun nozzle, drain ports, or any
leak in the system. Do not disconnect any air or hydraulic
fittings without first relieving all pressures.
Daily
(contd)
Periodically
6. Troubleshooting
7. Repair
Handgun Disassembly