To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Samson 3321 Plumbing Product valve leaks to the atmosphere?
If the Samson Plumbing Product valve leaks to the atmosphere, it could be due to a defective packing or a loose flange joint with a worn-out gasket. You should replace the packing or check the flange joint and replace the gasket.
Why is there increased flow through closed Samson 3321 valve?
Increased flow through a closed Samson Plumbing Product valve might occur because dirt or foreign particles are deposited between the seat and plug, or the valve trim is worn. Try shutting off the pipeline section and flushing the valve. If that doesn't work, the seat and plug may need replacement.
What to do if Samson 3321 actuator doesn't move on demand?
If the actuator or plug stem of your Samson Plumbing Product doesn't move on demand, it could be due to several reasons: the actuator might be blocked, the signal pressure might be too low, or there could be a power supply issue. Check the attachment and unblock the actuator. Also, check the signal pressure and the signal pressure line for leakage. Finally, verify the power supply and connections.
How to fix Samson 3321 actuator if it doesn't move through the whole range?
If the actuator or plug stem of your Samson Plumbing Product isn't moving through its full range, the issue might be low signal pressure or an incorrect power supply. Check the signal pressure and signal pressure line for leaks. Also, check the power supply and connections to ensure they are correct.
General| Type | Pressure Reducing Valve |
|---|---|
| Maximum Inlet Pressure | 400 psi |
| Body Material | Brass |
| Connection Type | NPT |
| Inlet Size | 1/2 inch |
| Outlet Size | 1/2 inch |
Explains the purpose and limitations of the SAMSON Type 3321 Globe Valve with actuators.
Lists applications and activities that do not comply with the intended use.
Defines the required qualifications for personnel mounting, starting up, servicing, and repairing the valve.
Advises on precautions to prevent hazards from process medium, pressure, or moving parts.
Warns about the risk of bursting in pressure equipment and required precautions.
Details hazards like crush injury from moving parts and personal injury from actuator vents or springs.
Warns about property damage from power supply issues, contamination, or unsuitable medium properties.
Explains the basic design and how the valve is connected to SAMSON actuators.
Describes how the valve moves to its fail-safe position upon loss of air supply or power.
Details procedures and conditions for installing the valve into the pipeline, including routing and stress.
Discusses normal wear, regular checks, and recommendations for maintenance planning.
A table listing common malfunctions, their possible reasons, and recommended actions.
Instructions on how to react in case of a valve malfunction and how to put it back into operation.
