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ABB AV2123000 Positioner User Manual

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MAINTENANCE

Table 7-1. Preventive Maintenance Schedule (continued)

Preventive Maintenance Tasks

Check all air connections for leakage while positioner

is under pressure. Use a soapsuds solution.

Check the signal diaphragm for leaks. use a soapsuds

solution.

Clean pilot valve and stem with low residue solvent.

Refer to REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT in Section 8.

Check calibration of positioner and actuator. Refer to

Section 4.

Check and verify that there is no backlash in the linkage/connections

between the positioner and the actuator.

Refer to Section 3.

Interval

(months)

12

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

MANIFOLD FILTERS

This section covers instructions for cleaning and replacing the

manifold filters.

Tools Required: • Torque screw driver.

WARNING

Lock the actuator in place or be aware of the possible movement

before moving the equalizing valve to MAN or AUTO.

Failure to do so could result in injury to personnel.

1. Transfer the positioner from automatic to manual operation

(Section 5).

2. After allowing the pressure to bleed off, remove the cover

screw securing the filter cover (Fig. 7-1) and set the cover screw

and cover aside.

3. Clean or replace the filters.

a. To clean the filters, soak them in a low residue solvent.

After soaking, spray the filters thoroughly using compressed

air until they are free of particles and solvents.

b. Insert the clean or new filters, using the filter kit identified

in Table 1-7, into the filter wells.

4. Replace and lubricate the three O-rings (Fig. 7-2) using the

lubricant supplied in the kit (Dow Corning ® No. 4).

5. Clean and place the cover over the filters and replace the

cover screw. Torque the cover screw to two Nm (18 in-lbs).

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

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