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MANITOWOC ENGINEERING
division of The Manitowoc Company, Inc.
"A" PILOTAIR ® VALVE
CO.
Manitowoc, Wisconsin 54220
BLOCK
TYPE
MANITOWOC NO. 714417 714423 714496
SERVICE INFORMATION
ASSEMBLY VIEW
MAINTENANCE
A complete "A" PILOTAIR Valve should be
kept in stock at all times for each four valves in
service. Schedule the maintenance periods so that
complete units can be rotated. The replaced unit
can then be serviced without causing production
delays.
Dismantle the complete valve. The valve core
is easily disassembled after retaining ring (2) has
been removed. Clean all parts with a non-flam-
mable solvent and wash all rubber parts with soap
and water. Rinse the parts well and dry with a
low pressure air jet.
Examine all parts for wear noting particularly
the condition of the
vO"
rings and inlet valve.
The worn parts or tL, ose that may permit excess
leakage before the next maintenance period should
be replaced.
Lubricate all metal to metal surfaces with a
thin film of No. 107 Lubriplate and all rubber parts
with Cosmolube grease. Equivalent lubricants to
those
recommended can be used.
Reassemble the valve core in the body in the
order as shown by the exploded view and then
i mmmL~
install the valve operator. If the PILOTAIR Valve
is not to be returned to service at once, place the
complete device in a moisture proof bag for return
to storage.
ADJUSTMENT
The Block Type
"A"
PILOTAIR Valve does
not require any adjustment.
FOLIO 452-1
395143

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