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SQ253 Valve Combination<br />

4.6 Low-pressure pressure switch<br />

When the filter or probe is contaminated or blocked, a negative pressure is built up by the measuring gas pump.<br />

The electrical contact device integrated into the pressure switch function for monitoring and starting the flushing process.<br />

The magnetic snap-action contact is suitable for harsh applications which place high demands on switching capacity.<br />

The low-pressure pressure switch is largely maintenance-free. With an erroneous indication or for no indication, the<br />

connecting hose should be cleaned or, if necessary, the complete pressure switch replaced.<br />

4.7 Electrically operated compressed air valve ( option )<br />

This compressed air valve is included when a compressed air motor is used for the emergency withdrawal on the withdrawal<br />

device.<br />

When the voltage is switched on, the solenoid is energized and the valve switches. The compressed air supply to the<br />

compressed air motor is shut off. The control is implemented directly from the control unit.<br />

This Type MCH-3-1/2 can be converted by rotating the seal under the cover to the other valve version Type MOCH-3-1/2.<br />

4.7.1 Replacing the valve<br />

• Pull off the cable head after loosening the screw.<br />

• Loosen the screwed joints on the housing.<br />

• Pull off the hose from both sides after opening the hose clamps.<br />

• Remove the valve.<br />

• Unscrew the screw-in hose nozzles and the reducing unions.<br />

• Before fitting the new valve<br />

Note:<br />

Pay attention to voltage and type of current according to the nameplate.<br />

• Clean the hose nozzles and use PTFE tape to seal the thread.<br />

• Screw in the hose nozzles into the new valve.<br />

• Assembly takes place in the reverse sequence.<br />

4.7.2 Cleaning a valve:<br />

• Pull off the cable head after loosening the screw.<br />

• Loosen the upper nut on the solenoid coil.<br />

• Remove solenoid coil.<br />

• Remove the cover after loosening the two screws.<br />

• Remove the plunger and diaphragm. Clean and replace damaged parts if necessary.<br />

• After removing the snap-ring on the bottom, the pilot valve can be removed.<br />

• Clean the valve body and replace any damaged parts.<br />

• Assembly takes place in the reverse sequence.<br />

Note: Pay attention to the tightening torque of 1Nm for the cable head.<br />

4.7.3 Faults:<br />

• Check connections, operating pressure and voltage.<br />

Solenoid does not pull in:<br />

• Short circuit or coil interruption.<br />

• Core or core aperture contaminated.<br />

• Jammed core causes coil overheating on alternating current.<br />

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