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PC200 PVA Revis ion G (201 9) 13 of 56 Shutdo wn To keep the PC20 0 valve in good condi tion do these s teps at the e nd of each day: 1. Remove the sta tic mixer. 2. Purge fresh material through the valve until both mat …
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5. Pull the static mixer straight down, off the PC200 valve manifold so there is
a small space between the static mixer and the manifold.
6. Use the purge function on the machine controller to purge material until it
overflows from the top of the static mixer. Let all air release from the top of
the static mixer.
7. Push the static mixer firmly back onto the PC200 manifold.
8. Clean the material completely off of the static mixer and PC200 valve.
Figure 5: Purge the Static Mixer
9. Put the static mixer retaining nut on and use a wrench to tighten.
10. Install the desired needle on the end of the static mixer.
11. Use the purge function on the machine controller to purge material through
the static mixer. Purge the volume of the entire static mixer to fill it with
fresh material.
12. Push and release the purge button. Examine the static mixer for drips after
the material has dispensed.
13. If it continues to drip, do steps 3-13 again. Drips from the tip of the static
mixer are caused by air that is trapped inside.
14. If the static mixer does not drip, the valve is ready to dispense.
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Shutdown
To keep the PC200 valve in good condition do these steps at the end of each day:
1. Remove the static mixer.
2. Purge fresh material through the valve until both material streams are
completely clean and have no cross-contamination.
3. Clean all material off of the manifold nozzle.
4. Put a night cap (PVA part number 214-3832) on the manifold nozzle.
5. Release the pressure in the system, refer to the workcell manual.
Figure 6: PC200 Night Cap
NOTE: Refer to Sections 6 and 7 for part reference numbers.
Maintenance
Interval
Action
Daily
• Examine the material outlets for contamination and cured
material.
Weekly
• Examine component A and B material containers or cartridges
for signs of cured or dried material.
Before you do maintenance on this valve, make sure you have a spare parts kit. If any
parts have wear or damage, replace them with new parts from the kit.
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Disassemble the Valve
This section shows how to disassemble PC200 valves (Std. PC200R process is
shown). Some steps that involve rods, lip seals, sleeve bearings, and O-rings will
differ between the R and RW series of the PC200. Not all options are shown. When
procedures are different from what is shown, “Notes” are given. If you have
questions about procedure steps, parts, or content, contact PVA’s customer service
department.
Procedure
Put valve sections, seals, parts, and screws in 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. Relieve system pressure. Disconnect material and air fittings. Disconnect the
valve from the dispense system.
2. Remove the retaining nut and the static mixer and needle.
Figure 7: PC200 Ready for Disassembly
3. Remove front bleed port plugs if necessary.
4. Use a hex key to remove the four machine screws in the fluid manifold.
Figure 8: Fluid Manifold Screws
5. Pull the manifold off of the valve assembly.