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INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, AND
[-———— OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Issue Date: 11/01
CLINCHER’ VALVES
1/4” - 2” (DN 15 --50)
SERIES 2000
Read ene inswucton careful before instalation servicing
1 GENERAL
This instruction manual contains important information
regarding the installation, operation and maintenance of
the Jamesbury CLINCHER Valves 1/4" - 2" (DN 15 - 50)
Series 2000, Please read these instructions carefully and
save them for future reference.
1.1. WARNING
SAFETY FIRST FOR OUR SAFETY, TAKE THE FOLLOWING PRE-
CAUTIONS BEFORE REMOVING THE VALVE ASSEMBLY FROM
‘THE LINE, OR BEFORE ANY DISASSEMBLY.
1. WHAT'S INTHE LINE?
BE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT FLUID IS INTHE LINE. IF THERE
|S ANY DOUBT, DOUBLE CHECK WITH THE PROPER SUPER-
VISOR,
2. ARE YOU PROTECTED?
WEAR ANY PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT
NORMALLY REQUIRED TO AVOID INJURY FROM THE PAR-
TICULAR FLUID IN THE LINE,
3. ISTHE LINE DEPRESSURIZED?
[DEPRESSURIZE THE LINE AND DRAIN THE SYSTEM FLUID.
CYCLE THE VALVE SEVERAL TIMES TO RELIEVE ANY PRES-
‘SURE STILL INSIDE THE VALVE,
4. CYCLE THE VALVE SEVERAL TIMES AGAIN AFTER
REMOVAL FROM THE LINE,
2 INSTALLATION
‘The CLINCHER may be installed for flow in either direction,
Screwed end valves have NPT threads.To insure leaktight
joint, iberal use of a compatible pipe joint compound is
necessary. To ensure that a good installation is achieved,
follow standard piping practices. When tightening valve to
pipe, apply wrench to end nearest pipe being worked.
‘After valve is in line, or before testing, tighten stem nuts
(16) according to the MAINTENANCE Section.
3 MAINTENANCE
1. General Maintenance consists of periodically tighten-
ing the lower stem nut (16) to the values shown in
(Table 1). Ths is to compensate for the wear caused
by the stem turning against the stem seals and may be
done as follow:
‘A. Manual Valves - Loosen the handle nut (16) and
tighten the lower stem nut (16) to the value
shown in (Table 1). Retighten the handle nut
(16) to the same value.
B. Actuated Valves - When valves are connected to
{an actuator, refer to the applicable actuator
mounting instructions (AMI) prior to adjusting
the stem nut.
2. Overhaul maintenance consists of replacing seats and
seals, A standard service kit consisting of these parts
‘may be obtained from your Jamesbury Inc. Distributor.
Refer to the REPAIR KITS/SPARE PARTS Section.TABLET
‘Stem Nut (Item 16) Assembly Torque
‘Valve Size — Inches (mm) ‘Torque — tin (Nm)
4 — 3/4 (ONG 20) 3004)
1 = 1-1/4 (0N25 -30) 7018)
15172 = 2 (ON 40-50) 160 (18)
3.1 Disassembly - (Refer to Figure 1)
|. Read the instructions in the WARNING Section.
Place the valve in the open position.
Remove the stem nut (16),shakeproof washer (19),and_
handle (17).
4, Remove the lower stem nut (16) and remove and dis-
‘card the old disc spring washers (31) if present.
5. Remove the top ground springs (70) (brass valves
only).
Remove the compression ring (21). =
Unfasten the four body bolts (52) and remove the
body cap (2).
8 Turn the stem (4) so that the valve is fully closed.
9. Remove the ball (3).
10, Remove and discard the body seal (6) and seats (5).
11, Press the stem (4) from the top into the valve body and
remove it through the end of the body.
12. Using a pointed instrument, pry out and discard the
old stem seals (8) and (24), and the secondary seal (7)
in fire-tested valves, BEING CAREFUL NOT TO
SCRATCH ANY SEALING SURFACES IN THE VALVE
BODY.
2. Assembly - (Refer to Figure 1)
1. Clamping the body (1) securely in a vise, drop in one
seat (5) with the fiat surface on the bottom.
2. a) STANDARD: Insert the lower stem seal (7) from the
inside, Insert the upper stem seal (8) from the out-
side of the valve. NOTE: In standard valves these
two seats are identical.
bb) FIRE-TESTED: From the insert secondary
stem seal (7) fist and then red-tinted lower stem.
seal (24). Insert the upper stem seal (8) from the
outside of the valve.
3. Insert the stem (4) through the flanged end of the
body (1), and, being careful not to scratch the seals,
press it gently up into the stem hole. DO NOT attempt
to push the stem all the way up into place. Push it up
only until you encounter resistance from the lower seal.
4, Holding the stem in place from the bottom, drop on
the compression ring (21),top ground spring for brass
CLINCHER, and the two disc spring washers (31) and
screw on one stem nut (16).
NOTE: Disc Spring washers have been eliminated on 1/4"-
3/4" ON 6 - 20) sizes, and should only be used if present on
existing valves. For all sizes with Monet” trim or for chlorine
service, these washers are not used.
5, Tighten down the nut (16) to the value shown in
(Table 1).
6. Insert the ball (3), rotating it onto the stem (4) in the.
closed position, If necessary, turn the stem blade to
align with the ball slot.
7. Insert the body seal (6) and gently press it into the
‘groove in the body.
‘As shown in Figure 2, there is a substantial size difference
between the brass and steel CLINCHER standard body
seals. They are not interchangeable.
‘8. Insert the second seat (5) in the body cap (2) so that
the sealing surface of the seat is towards the ball (see
detailed diagram in Figure 1).
9. NOTE: The handle stop is part of the body cap (2).
When assembling the valve, be sure the handle stop
that projects from the body cap is in the upper right
hand corner as the body cap faces you (see Figure 1).
Join the body (1) and body cap (2) by inserting the four
body bolts (52).Bolt heads should be on the body cap.
10. Screw on the four hex nuts (53) with the four lock-
washers (55) until they are snug.
NOTE: 4449 carbon steel body bolts do not use lockwash-
ers. Be careful to see that the body and cap are properly
aligned. Using 2-Ib-ft increments, tighten the bolts alter-
nately in a diagonal pattern until the torques shown on
page 3 are met.
DO NOT TIGHTEN ONE NUT COMPLETELY, THEN PROCEED
‘TOTHE NEXT.
11. Install the handle (17), the shakeproof washer (19),and,
the second stem nut (16) and tighten.
IMPORTANT NOTE: With the valve in the closed position,
the handle curves up and to the left as the body cap (2)
faces you (refer to Figure 1). The extended edge of the
handle should just touch the handle stop on the cap.
12. Cycle the valve slowly twice to insure permanent posi-
tioning of the ball between the two seats.PARTS RECOMMENDED TORQUES FOR BODY BOLTS
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Figure 14 SERVICE KITS
Service kits contain one pair of seats, a body seal,a pair of
stem seals, and a pair of dise spring washers." Kits for fire-
tested valves also include a secondary stem seal Kits for
standard valves include both A and B body seals (Figure
2). The body gasket is suitable for valves with carbon steel
or stainless steel trim. Consult the factory for replacement
Parts of valves with trim other than carbon or stainless
steel, and for seat materials not listed or for special services
‘When ordering service kits, seat and seal material must be
specified. For example, a kit for a 1” (ON 25) standard
CUNCHER valve with filled PTFE seats and PTFE seals,
should be ordered as: RKC23MT.* NOTE: Disc spring
washers have been eliminated on 1/4" - 3/4" (DN 6 - 20)
sizes, and should only be used if present on existing valves.
5 REPAIR KITS/SPARE PARTS
For further information on spare parts and service or
assistance vist our web-site at www.jamesbury.com
Valvesize | 14"(0N6) | 3/@°(ON10) | 1/2"(0N15) | 3/4"(0N20) | 1°(DN25) |1-114"(0N30)|1-1/2"(0N-40)| 2°(0N SO)
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‘Add To Kit Number: TT = PTFE Seats and Seas or MT = Filed PTFE Seats and PTFE Seals
BODY SEALS
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