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9
7.2 PSL320-330
When mounting an actuator onto a valve, never drive the actuator electrically but use the
handwheel.
If these instructions are not observed, it may result in personal injury or damage to the
actuator and/or valve.
Figure 5: Mounting the actuator onto the valve
The valve must be suitably equipped to take the pillars. Please see the individual dimension sheets for the actuator
dimensions. Observe the following steps when mounting the actuator:
Unscrew the locking nut (item 5) from the spindle nut (item 1) and slide it over the valve stem (item 9).
See if the bore of the coupling piece (item 3) fits to the valve stem. If necessary, rebore and/or recut the thread.
Slide or screw the coupling piece onto the valve stem and bore or pin to the valve stem. You may also secure the
coupling piece by using a counter nut (item 4) (Lay the disc springs according to Figure 9).
Slide the pillars into the bore holes of the mounting bracket (item 6) and tighten with the pillar nuts (item 7).
Extend the spindle nut by hand and move it completely over the disc springs and coupling piece, apply the
locking nut and screw it in slightly, extend the spindle nut further and compress the disc springs until the locking
nut can be tightened with the supplied face wrench to the stop, the locking nut is then flush with the lower edge
of the spindle nut and does not protrude (Figure 5.1), if necessary compress the disc springs further by hand
wheel.
Tighten grub screw (pos. 2) with hexagon socket, locking nut is thus secured against loosening.
Before the fastening nuts are tightened, make sure that
the pedestal ends are completely inserted into the bores
of the valve mounting plate. If necessary, correct the
position of the actuator using the handwheel. If these
instructions are not observed, it may result in damage to
the actuator and/or valve.
1 = spindle nut
2 = grub screw
3 = coupling piece
4 = counter nut
5 = locking nut
6 = mounting bracket
7 = pillar nut
8 = disc springs
9 = valve stem
Figure 5.1
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