Why is the desired output pressure not reached on my Festo Extender?
If the desired output pressure is not reached on your Festo Extender, it may be due to insufficient input pressure or too many devices consuming air at the output. Try increasing the input pressure to resolve this.
What to do if the flow is too low in Festo Extender?
If the flow is too low in your Festo Extender, it could be due to the use of silencers, tubing, or screw connectors with insufficient flow capacity, or due to insufficient air volume at the compressed air input. Ensure that you are using components of sufficient size and consider increasing the air volume at the compressed air input, for example, with a large compressed air reservoir.
How to fix excessive output pressure fluctuations in Festo Extender?
If the output pressure of your Festo Extender fluctuates too much, it is likely that the air consumption of the downstream equipment is too high. Consider using an air reservoir to stabilize the pressure.
What to do if the pressure booster of Festo DPA Extender does not start?
If the pressure booster on your Festo Extender does not start, it could be due to a fault during commissioning or unfavorable operating conditions, such as the valve being in a mid-position. Briefly exhaust the switching valve by pressing the manual override 5 (Fig. 1).
Details on fastening methods and torque specifications for DPA units.
Steps for fitting proximity sensors for sensing options on DPA units.
Guidelines for connecting input, output, and exhaust air lines.
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