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VI. MAINTENANCE
Groth Corporation recommends that
all service performed on a
pressure/vacuum relief valve is done
at a Groth Authorized Repair Dealer.
Contact Groth Corporation for your
local authorized repair dealer.
Trained mechanics with specialized
test equipment will ensure that the
valve is accurately set.
It is important to regularly inspect the
diaphragm, guides and seating
surfaces to ensure the valve can
open freely. Refer to Figure 4 which
illustrates a typical Pressure/Vacuum
relief valve when disassembling the
unit.
WARNING: Before disassembling valve carefully read and understand the Safety Warnings listed
on page 5.
Refer to the Figure 4 and 5 for Part References
1. Loosen and remove all nuts (#2) and washers (#3).
2. Lift off the vacuum cover (#19) and weatherhood (#10). The weatherhood and weatherhood
posts (#8) have a snug fit. Loosen the hex nuts (#2) and washers (#3) that retain the
weatherhood posts in the body a few turns; this will allow the weatherhood to be removed
easily.
3. Remove the vacuum and pressure pallet assemblies by firmly grasping the stems (#11 & #20)
and lifting up. Depending on the pressure/vacuum settings of the particular valve, weight
plates may have been added to the pallet assemblies. The weights and pallets must be
reinstalled in their original locations. Make sure that all weight plates stay with the appropriate
pallet assembly. Tag the assemblies "Pressure" and "Vacuum" as they are removed from the
valve. Take proper precaution as
lead weights may have been used.
4. Carefully inspect all guides (#18) for
corrosion, damage or product build
up. Also inspect the guide hole in the
vacuum cover (#19). Check the metal
seating surfaces for pitting, corrosion
or product build up. It is
recommended to replace all soft
goods including diaphragms (#13, #14,
#24 & #25), O-Ring (#27) and cover gasket (#22).
NOTE: If the metal seating surfaces are damaged, they must be lapped using a flat ground
metal disc, flatness better than 0.005", and fine grit emery cloth attached to the disc. Wipe the
seating surface clean before proceeding.
5. If the stems are being replaced, check Table 3 to ensure that the correct length is being used
in both the pressure and vacuum ports.
6. Verify that the pallets and weights are back in their proper location. Assemble in reverse
order. Make sure that pallet assemblies sit flat on the seat and that the stem is not cocked
when the weatherhood (#10) and vacuum cover (#19) are installed. Tighten all nuts firmly.
Figure 4 – Valve Cross Section
Figure 5 – Pallet Detail
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