172-65188M-08 (
M-COS 3,16,21
Pressure Reducing Valve) 24 Jun 2015
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Troubleshooting Chart (continued)
Problem
Symptom
Cause
Remedy
Hunting or chattering
occurs
(continued)
Chattering never
stops
Condensate is
contained, or the trap
is blocked
Check the trap
Check the piping
The selected model is
inappropriate for the
service conditions
(specifications)
Check the model
selection, replace
the
M-COS
if
necessary
Abnormal noises
Makes a high-
pitched noise
There is too high a
reduction ratio, the
flow is too great, or
there is a high-speed
open/close valve
nearby
Use two-stage
reduction
Check the flow rate,
use a larger size valve
Install the valve as far
away as possible
Faulty steam trap
Steam is blowing
There is a build-up of
dirt on the trap valve
seat or at the float
base
Clean
The body is installed
tilted
Check the piping
The float is deformed
Check for water
hammer; replace
with a new float
There is vibration in
the piping
Secure the piping
No condensate is
discharged
The primary pressure
exceeds the trap
valve seat maximum
working pressure
Adjust primary
pressure
Water is inside the
float
Replace with a new
float
The outlet piping is
clogged
Check the piping;
clean
The trap valve seat is
clogged
Clean or replace with
a new trap valve seat
Power supply LED
does not light even
after turning ON the
power switch
Wiring is arranged
incorrectly
Rearrange wiring
Fuse is burnt-out
Replace fuse
Pressure indication
is abnormal
Faulty connection
with pressure sensor,
or break in the wiring
Rearrange wiring
Pressure indication
is abnormal
Adjustment for
controller and
pressure sensor are
not made properly
Readjust zero/span
(gain)
Motor remains
inoperative even
after pressure setting
switch is turned ON
The pressure lock
switch is turned ON
Turn OFF the
pressure lock switch
Maximum allowable
pressure switch is ON
Release the
maximum allowable
pressure switch
Wiring to actuator is
incorrect
Rearrange wiring