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PC150 Valve Manual Revision A / Jan uary 202 2 Page 12 of 26 5. Re m ove the static mix er (refer to Fig ure 5 ). Figure 8 : Remo ve the Mix er Retainer Screw s 7. Remove th e mi xer ret ai ner. 8. Use a cresc ent wre nc…

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Maintenance
Action
Daily
• Examine the material outlets for contamination and cured material.
Weekly
• Examine Part A and B material containers or cartridges for signs of cured
or dried material.
Before you perform any maintenance on this valve, ensure there is a spare parts kit. If any
parts have wear or damage, replace them with new parts from the kit.
Disassemble the Wetted Section of the Valve
This section illustrates how to disassemble the wetted portion of PC150 valves. If you
have questions about procedure steps, parts, or content, contact PVA’s Customer
Service department.
Procedure
Place the valve sections, seals, parts, and screws in a compatible solvent to soak if material
can be seen on them. Do not combine materials A and B or they will cure. Examine all parts
for wear and damage. Replace parts if necessary.
1. Reduce the system pressure to 0 psi.
2. Disconnect the material and air fittings.
3. Disconnect the valve from the dispense system.
4. Turn the mixer retaining ring counterclockwise until it is free from
the mixer retainer.
Figure 7: Remove Mixer Retainer
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5. Remove the static mixer (refer to Figure 5).
Figure 8: Remove the Mixer Retainer Screws
7. Remove the mixer retainer.
8. Use a crescent wrench to turn the two (2) material fittings counterclockwise to
remove them.
Figure 9: Remove the Material Fittings
9. Use a hex wrench to remove the four (4) socket head cap screws from the fluid
section.
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Figure 10: Remove the Fluid Section Screws
10. Pull the wetted section from the upper air cylinder.
Figure 11: Remove the Wetted Section
11. Separate the lower fluid blocks.
Figure 12: Separate the Lower Fluid Blocks
12. Make sure the fluid section is fully dissembled.