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Hold the proximity switch and turn the cap nuts until a switching gap of max. 4

mm to the associated contact element is achieved.

Tighten the cap nuts.

Done.

Assembly and installation

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Table of Contents3
General Information5
Information on the Document5
Binding Character of These Operating Instructions5
Notes on the Illustrations5
Symbols and Highlighting5
Manufacturer Address6
Contact6
EU Declaration of Conformity in Accordance with the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC7
Translated Copy of the EU - Declaration of Conformity in Accordance with the Pressure Equipment Directive 2006/42/EU8
Safety9
Intended Use9
Flow Speed9
Pressure Equipment Directive9
ATEX Directive9
Improper Operating Conditions9
Requirements for Operation10
Operator's Duty of Care10
Subsequent Changes11
General Safety Instructions and Dangers11
Principles for Safe Operation11
Environmental Protection11
Electrical Equipment12
Supplementary Regulations12
Qualification of Personnel12
Safety Equipment13
Signage13
Residual Dangers14
Hazard Areas15
Description17
Pneumatic Butterfly Valve with Control Top17
Pneumatic Butterfly Valve Without Control Top17
Butterfly Valve Body Without Actuator18
Manual Actuator Type H18
Functional Description19
Pneumatic Actuator19
Actuator (A.1)19
Actuator (A.2)19
Manual Actuator Type H20
Butterfly Valve Body Without Actuator20
Transport and Storage22
Storage Conditions22
Transport22
Scope of Supply22
Technical Data23
Type Plate23
Resistance of Sealing Materials25
Pipe Ends - General Table of Measurements26
Tools27
Lubricants28
Weights28
Assembly and Installation29
Safety Instructions29
Notes on Installation29
Pneumatic Connections29
Air Requirement29
Establishing Hose Connections30
Actuator with T.VIS Control Top30
Actuator Without Control Top30
Electrical Connections30
Electrical Connection with T.VIS Control Top31
Adjusting the Proximity Switch - Actuator Without T.VIS31
Start-Up33
Safety Instructions33
Notes on Commissioning33
Operation and Control34
Safety Instructions34
Cleaning35
Cleaning Process Examples35
Cleaning Effect35
Cleaning the Leakage Cavity36
Passivation37
Maintenance38
Safety Notes38
Inspections39
Pneumatic Connections39
Electrical Connections39
Mechanical Connections39
Signs on the Valve39
Maintenance Intervals40
Prior to Disassembly40
Disassembling the Valve40
Removing the T.VIS M-15 Control Top41
Removing the T.VIS A-15 Control Top42
Removing the Valve43
Disassembling the Pneumatic Actuator43
10.5.4.1 Taking off the Actuator43
10.5.4.2 Dismantling the Actuator Parts44
Disassembling the Manual Actuator44
Removing the Valve Disk Seal45
Maintenance46
Cleaning the Mixproof Butterfly Valve46
Lubricating Seals and Threads47
Installation48
Assembling the Valve Disk48
Torques for the Clamps and Bolts49
Alarms50
Malfunctions and Remedies50
Decommissioning51
Safety Instructions51
Disposal51
General Notes51
Valve Actuator Disposal51
Parts List - Hygienic Leakage Butterfly Valve Ecospace52
Spare Parts List - Pneumatic Actuator Hygienic Leakage Butterfly Valve54
Dimension Sheet - Manual Operation Hygienic Leakage Butterfly Valve57
Dimension Sheet - Hygienic Leakage Butterfly Valve Ecospace59
Dimension Sheet - Hygienic Butterfly Valve - Seals61
Appendix63
Lists63
Abbreviations and Terms63

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