Why is the Cameron Control Unit valve leaking around the stem?
If the Cameron Control Unit valve is leaking around the stem, it could be due to loose gland nuts. Try tightening them. Alternatively, the packing might be damaged or worn, in which case, you should replace it.
What to do if the Cameron Control Unit valve is hard to operate?
If the Cameron Control Unit valve is hard to operate, it could be due to several reasons. A buildup of solids or roughness on the edge of the disc might be the cause; try operating the valve several times to wipe it clean, or disassemble the valve and clean the disc edge. Another possibility is that the stem packing is too tight; tighten the packing only enough to stop leaks. Finally, the operator might not be installed properly; reinstall the operator in proper alignment with the valve stem.
Why won't the Cameron Control Unit valve seal properly?
If the Cameron Control Unit valve won't seal properly, there are a few potential causes. The seat and/or disc may be worn or damaged, in which case you should replace worn parts. Foreign matter might also be present between the seat and disc; try operating the valve several times to wipe it clean. Lastly, the operator stops may not be set properly, so adjust the stops to the proper setting.
What to do if the Cameron Control Unit valve opens and closes with line flow?
If the Cameron Control Unit valve opens and closes with line flow, the handle or actuator might not provide proper restraint. Restrain the handle or actuator when it is in a static position.
What to do if the Cameron Control Unit valve will not open?
If the Cameron Control Unit valve will not open, it might be because the disc hits on the side of the pipe. Check for proper pipe clearance.
General| Brand | Cameron |
|---|---|
| Model | WKM MB |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
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