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8. Open valve and check bonnet nuts to ensure<br />

they are evenly tightened.<br />

9. If diaphragm leaks at body/bonnet joint after<br />

reaching temperature and pressure,<br />

depressurize system and re-tighten nuts in<br />

accordance with Section 1.0.2.<br />

3.5 LUBRICATION<br />

CAUTION!<br />

Standard lubricant is Chevron Poly FM2.<br />

Contact ITT Industries for evaluation of nonstandard<br />

lubricants.<br />

ATTENTION !<br />

Utiliser le lubrifiant standard Chevron Poly FM2.<br />

Pour obtenir une évaluation des lubrifiants non<br />

standard, contacter ITT Industries.<br />

3.5.1 Bonnets are not equipped with grease<br />

fittings and must be disassembled to be<br />

lubricated. Under normal operations,<br />

lubrication is not necessary.<br />

3.5.2 Where valves are exposed to corrosive<br />

atmospheres or weather conditions,<br />

contacting surfaces of the handwheel and<br />

bonnet shell should be lubricated.<br />

3.6 O-RING REPLACEMENT (Fig. 2)<br />

CAUTION!<br />

Do not attempt to close the valve when the<br />

bonnet is removed from the body and the travel<br />

stop nut is not in position for models with a<br />

potentiometer gear. Potential damage to the<br />

potentiometer may result.<br />

ATTENTION !<br />

Sur les modèles avec engrenage pour<br />

potentiomètre, ne pas essayer de fermer la<br />

vanne si le chapeau du boîtier a été enlevé et<br />

l’écrou limiteur de course n’est pas en place,<br />

car le potentiomètre risquerait d’être<br />

endommagé.<br />

1. Remove bonnet nuts and lift the bonnet from<br />

the body. Remove clear plastic cap and<br />

travel stop nut.<br />

2. Loosen handwheel set screw and remove<br />

handwheel from bushing.<br />

3. Unthread the upper cover. Remove o-ring<br />

from bushing.<br />

4. If the unit has a potentiometer, mark the<br />

hub/potentiometer gears to maintain<br />

alignment during reassembly. Use care not<br />

to cause the potentiometer gear to rotate,<br />

loosen set screw in hub, lift hub from<br />

bushing.<br />

6<br />

5. Remove diaphragm/spindle/bushing<br />

assembly by withdrawing through bottom of<br />

bonnet. Remove the lower cover from the<br />

bonnet by lifting straight up off the pins. Note<br />

the conduit location prior to removal.<br />

6. Remove o-ring from grooves in bushing<br />

outside diameter.<br />

7. Unscrew diaphragm/spindle assembly from<br />

handwheel bushing.<br />

8. Remove o-ring from groove in spindle<br />

outside diameter.<br />

9. Lubricate thrust bearing or washer in<br />

accordance with Section 3.5. Install on<br />

shoulder of bushing.<br />

10. Select correct size o-rings (figure 2).<br />

Lubricate new o-rings in accordance with<br />

Section 3.5 and insert into grooves in<br />

bushing and spindle. Do not insert the<br />

bushing top o-ring.<br />

11. Screw diaphragm/spindle assembly into<br />

bushing.<br />

12. Install diaphragm/spindle/bushing assembly<br />

into bonnet and lower cover. Slide the hub<br />

and shim washer down the bushing with the<br />

set screw in line with the counterbore for the<br />

handwheel set screw. Establish a 0.005"<br />

clearance between the bottom of hub and<br />

shim resting on lower cover boss and lock in<br />

place. If the unit has a potentiometer, be<br />

sure the hub/potentiometer gear marks align.<br />

Assemble the bushing top o-ring and<br />

lubricate. Thread on the upper cover.<br />

13. Verify shim washer is installed. Install<br />

handwheel and tighten set screw, ensuring<br />

end of set screw engages hole in bushing.<br />

14. Screw cap with o-ring onto bushing hand<br />

tight.<br />

3.7 CHANGE DIAPHRAGM TYPE<br />

To change from an elastomer diaphragm to<br />

PTFE, the compressor must be changed,<br />

and a tube nut must be installed.<br />

1. Follow procedure 3.6, steps 1-5.<br />

2. Drive out the spring pin which retains the<br />

compressor.<br />

3. Install tube nut into hexagonal hole in new<br />

compressor. Locate the new compressor<br />

on the spindle and drive in the spring pin.<br />

To change from a PTFE diaphragm to<br />

elastomer, the compressor must be<br />

changed. The procedure is the same as<br />

above, except a tube nut is not required.

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