What to do if controlled equipment does not respond to manual Ametek Magnetrol B35 actuation test?
If the controlled equipment isn't responding when you manually actuate the Ametek switch, the issue might stem from the level sensing components: the floats, stems, or magnetic attraction sleeves. Also, make sure liquid is actually entering the float chamber; a closed valve or plugged piping could be the culprit.
What to do if Ametek Switch mechanism fails to actuate?
If the Ametek switch mechanism isn't actuating, ensure the control is installed within 3° of vertical as specified. If the switch still doesn't work, replace it immediately.
What to do if Ametek switch float is filled with liquid or collapsed?
If the Ametek switch float is filled with liquid or has collapsed, it must be replaced immediately.
Step-by-step instructions for wiring the electrical connections of the switch.
Specific procedure for adjusting differential on low level control configurations.
Specific procedure for adjusting differential on high level control configurations.
General guidelines for keeping the control in good working order.
Annual procedure to test the switch mechanism's electrical continuity and function.
Steps for safely removing and reinstalling the control head for inspection.
Procedure to diagnose issues related to the switch mechanism itself.
Procedure to diagnose issues related to the float, stem, and attraction sleeve.
Illustrated guide to identify components for sealed cage float models.
Lists part numbers for replacement components of specific sealed cage float models.
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