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The Turbo Air® 3000 Centrifugal Compressor Compressor Handbook

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Maintenance<br />

Discharge Air Check Valve Inspection<br />

At 6 month intervals, use the following procedure to inspect the discharge air check valve to determine<br />

whether it is still in good working order or whether it must be replaced.<br />

1. Shut down the compressor and lockout the main motor starter.<br />

2. Close the system block valve and exhaust any pressure in the check valve line.<br />

3. Remove the check valve from the piping.<br />

4. Remove both plugs and the hinge pin, and then inspect the hinge pin, disc, and seat for wear.<br />

5. If any parts are worn or damaged, replace the valve.<br />

— or —<br />

If wear is not apparent, clean, reassemble, and reinstall the valve, being sure that the valve disc<br />

operates freely.<br />

6. To verify correct orientation of the discharge air check valve, use the following criteria:<br />

· <strong>The</strong> check valve should be located downstream of the blow-off valve and upstream of the<br />

system block valve.<br />

· <strong>The</strong> arrow should be pointing in the direction of flow (away from the compressor).<br />

· For horizontal installation (the recommended position) the hinge pin must be above the<br />

centerline, which is assured when the metal label can be seen from the top of the valve.<br />

WARNING:<br />

When installing a new discharge check valve or reinstalling a valve, always be certain of<br />

proper orientation. Incorrect orientation will cause equipment damage.<br />

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