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7. Check the poppet, disc seal retainer and seat ring for excessive<br />

wear and damage. Replace if necessary with part number A3219-<br />

15 for the poppet. A3219-3 for the disc seal retainer and A3219-<br />

2 for the seat ring.<br />

Valve Reassembly<br />

NOTE: Clean all parts prior to reassembly. When lubrication is required,<br />

use compound 11550-215 found in the enclosed kit, number 5555GP<br />

(hydrolith grease). Apply all lubricant as a thin film.<br />

Roller Actuator Subassembly<br />

1. Lubricate the roller pin.<br />

2. Assemble the roller pin into the roller actuator through the roller and<br />

secure with a new cotter pin.<br />

3. Set assembly aside.<br />

Seal Gland/Stem Subassembly<br />

1. Lubricate new outer stem bearing and new stem o-ring and<br />

assemble into seal gland.<br />

2. Lubricate new dirt seal and press fit in place into seal gland.<br />

3. Lubricate the stem and carefully insert it, tapped end out, through<br />

the seal gland assembly. Do not use excessive force that will cut the<br />

o-ring or dirt seal.<br />

4. Lubricate the three (3) new stem seal rings, new stem jam ring and<br />

stem washer. Assemble these one piece at a time over the stem and<br />

into the seal gland. Be careful not to damage any pieces on the flat<br />

edges of the stem.<br />

5. Set assembly aside.<br />

Disc Holder Subassembly<br />

1. Assemble new main seat disc and new poppet seat disc onto the<br />

disc seal retainer. Be sure the wording “seat side” on the main seat<br />

disc is facing down and the wording “seat side” on the poppet seat<br />

disc is facing up.<br />

2. Assemble the disc holder to the disc seal retainer assembly with the<br />

four (4) disc holder screws. Torque down to 250-300 in/lbs.<br />

3. Lubricate the inside bore of the disc holder and assemble the<br />

poppet, excess flow spring and spring retainer into the disc holder.<br />

The end of the poppet should be guided through the disc seal<br />

retainer.<br />

4. Compress these items into the disc holder and secure by reinstalling<br />

the retaining ring.<br />

5. Set assembly aside.<br />

Stem/Actuator Assembly<br />

1. Lubricate new inner stem bearing and new poppet bearing. Install<br />

in valve body.<br />

2. Install seal gland spring and new seal gland gasket into valve body.<br />

3. Lubricate threads of seal gland. Carefully install the seal gland/stem<br />

sub-assembly into the valve body and through the inner stem<br />

bearing, engaging the seal gland gasket. Torque the seal gland<br />

down to 800-1000 in/lbs.<br />

4. Lubricate the face of the roller actuator assembly.<br />

5. Assemble the lockwasher and jam nut onto the threaded end of the<br />

jam pin. Do not run the nut up the thread at this point.<br />

6. Lubricate the jam pin and slide it up into the roller actuator assembly.<br />

Orient flat of jam pin with bore of roller actuator. While pushing up<br />

on the jam pin, assemble the roller actuator assembly onto the stem<br />

on the inside of the valve body. Align the flat of the jam pin with the<br />

flat of the stem. The jam pin will drop down when properly aligned.<br />

Once aligned, torque the jam nut down to 160-180 in/lbs. Secure<br />

with a new cotter pin.<br />

7. Check to see that the stem rotates smoothly by turning the roller<br />

actuator.<br />

Bonnet Assembly<br />

1. Install new seat seal o-ring and seat ring onto the valve body.<br />

2. Install the disc holder assembly onto the valve body, being sure to<br />

guide the poppet through the poppet bearing. Assemble poppet<br />

spring into the opening of the disc holder.<br />

3. Lubricate the inside bore of the bonnet. Place the bonnet over the<br />

poppet spring and disc holder assembly. Orient the screw holes in<br />

the bonnet with those in the body so that the disc holder screws are<br />

between the bonnet legs.<br />

4. Press down on the bonnet and install the eight (8) bonnet scews.<br />

Torque down to 115-130 in/lbs.<br />

5. Assemble the strainer and strainer top to the valve. Secure with the<br />

strainer washer and strainer screw. Torque down to 50-60 in/lbs.<br />

6. Assemble the new upper flange seal o-ring and new lower flange<br />

seal o-ring to the valve body. This should be done just prior to the<br />

valve installation.<br />

Manual/ Pneumatic Actuator Reassembly<br />

Manual Actuator Assembly<br />

1. Lubricate the pivot pin. Assemble the channel to the release lever by<br />

pushing the pivot pin up through both pieces and placing the<br />

washer between the top of the channel and release lever. Hold the<br />

pivot pin hex and torque down the new pivot pin locknut to 115-130<br />

in/lbs. Be sure the release lever pivots freely.<br />

2. Assemble the collar washer and collar onto the end of the stem.<br />

3. Assemble the channel spacer/release lever assembly onto the valve<br />

body with the two (2) channel screws and two (2) lockwashers.<br />

Torque down to 250-280 in/lbs. Align parallel to edges of the valve<br />

body face before torquing down. Lever movement should not hit the<br />

collar on the stem.<br />

4. Install the new lever release spring in the recesses between the valve<br />

body and release lever.<br />

5. If a new fuse assembly is necessary, order part number A3219-35.<br />

Torque it down to 240-300 in/lbs. into the channel spacer.<br />

6. Install new bumper and new stop screw into the handle. Torque the<br />

stop screw down to 250-280 in/lbs.<br />

7. Assemble the lockwasher and jam nut onto the threaded end of the<br />

jam pin. Do not run the nut up the thread at this point.<br />

8. Lubricate the jam pin and slide it up into the handle. Orient flat of jam<br />

pin with bore of handle. While pushing up on the jam pin, assemble<br />

the handle onto the stem. Align the flat of the jam pin with the flat of<br />

the stem. The jam pin will drop down when properly aligned. Once<br />

aligned, torque the jam nut down to 160-180 in/lbs. Secure with a<br />

new cotter pin.<br />

Pneumatic Actuator Assembly<br />

1. Attach the bracket with actuator to the valve body with the two (2)<br />

bracket screws and lockwashers. Torque down to 250 in/lbs.<br />

2. Assemble the collar washer and collar onto the stem.<br />

3. Lubricate the jam pin and all the openings in the crank arm.<br />

Assemble the jam pin into the crank arm, small end to the top, and<br />

align so that the 5 /8" diameter crank arm hole is unobstructed.<br />

4. Assemble crank arm onto the valve stem and rotate it clockwise so<br />

that the crank arm leg clears the clevis legs. Push assembly onto<br />

stem until contact is made with the collar. Rotate the crank arm<br />

counterclockwise so the leg positions itself between the legs of the<br />

clevis. Be sure holes are in alignment.<br />

5. Using the end of a pencil or the equivalent, push down on the jam<br />

pin from the top of the crank arm to engage its flat with the valve stem<br />

flat. The jam pin should drop approximately 5 /8". Move or wriggle the<br />

crank arm slightly while pushing down on the jam pin to help assure<br />

proper alignment.<br />

6. Assemble the jam nut fully onto the jam screw. Assemble the jam<br />

screw into the crank arm and torque down to 200 in/lbs. Turn and<br />

torque down the jam nut.<br />

7. Assemble the two pivot pin washers onto the pivot pin. Lubricate the<br />

pivot pin shaft and assemble through the holes of the clevis legs and<br />

crank arm leg. The air chamber shaft can be displaced manually<br />

along with movement of the crank arm to effect alignment. Once the<br />

pivot pin is engaged, check the top surface of the crank arm in<br />

relationship to the top edge of the valve face, or to a horizontal, so<br />

viewed from the end of the valve stem. The crank arm top surface<br />

should be at a slight angle to the left, as if rotated counterclockwise<br />

from the horizontal, approximately two to three degrees. Measure<br />

the clearance between the collar and end of the poppet through the<br />

outlet of the valve. It should measure 3 /32" ± 1 /64".

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