ADJUSTMENT

THE ARO￿STOP VALVE MUST BE PROPERLY ADJUSTED AND TESTED. THE INSTALLATION SHOULD BE TESTED REGULARLY AND ADJUSTED WHEN A CHANGE IN OPERATING CONDITIONS OCCURS. ALL ADJUSTMENTS MUST BE MADE HOLDING THE HOSE END OF THE ARO￿STOP VALVE IN A FIXED POSITION WHILE TURNING THE SLEEVE.

1.Turn •A" sleeve clockwise to the maximum inward position. See ar￿ row on sleeve of ARO￿STOP valve.

2.Supply ARO￿STOP valve with desired inlet operating pressure.

3.Depress •C" reset button on the ARO￿STOP valve to start the pump. Open the pump outlet to the desired flow condition.

4.Turn •A" sleeve counterclockwise slowly until the pump stops.

5.Turn •A" sleeve clockwise one quarter turn and tighten •B" locking nut against body.

6.To restart pump, depress the •C" reset button and hold it in for

approx. 3 seconds or until pump primes. If the pump does not reset and run, repeat step (5). If pump operates, continue on to Test Sec￿ tion.

TEST:

7.To test installation; with the pump operating, remove the pump (or siphon tube) from the material supply. If the pump shuts off, the unit is set properly.

8.If the pump continues to turn, resubmerge the pump (or siphon tube) in the material supply. Loosen the •B" locking nut and turn the

•A" sleeve counterclockwise approx. one quarter turn, tighten •B" locking nut, and repeat step (7).

RESTART:

9.To restart; Remedy the cause of the shutdown. If the air supply is shut￿off, turn the air back on.

10.Depress the •C" reset button and hold it in approx. 3 seconds.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

ARO STOP valve does not close when it should.

Improper adjustment. Readjust and test.

Change has occurred in operating conditions (i.e. decrease in sup￿

ply pressure). Readjust and test.

ARO STOP valve closes for no apparent reason.

Change has occurred in operating conditions (i.e. increase in sup￿ ply pressure). Readjust and test.

Material supply has been interrupted. Insure constant material supply.

Air supply turned on too quickly. Depress reset button. Pump continues to cycle after ARO STOP valve closes.

Foreign matter on sealing surface of ARO￿STOP valve. Disas￿

semble and clean valve as described in Service Section.

NOTE: Very slow cycling may occur even after ARO STOP valve closes. This is normal.

ARO STOP valve does not start when reset button is depressed.

Improper adjustment. Readjust and test.

WARNING

Always disconnect and relieve air pressure from the ARO STOP valve before removing it from the system for servicing.

SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

DISASSEMBLY:

1.Unscrew the rear adapter assembly from the sleeve assembly. This allows accessibility to the 22836 valve assembly and the 22227 spring.

2.Clean all parts and inspect for damage or wear. Replace the 22836 valve assembly or 22227 spring if necessary.

ASSEMBLY:

1.Reassemble the 22836 valve assembly and the 22227 spring as shown in the view.

2.Apply thread locking compound to the threads of the rear adapter assembly and tighten to the sleeve assembly using 30 ￿ 40 ft lb (40.7 ￿ 54.2 Nm) torque.

NOTE: Parts other than 22836 valve assembly and 22227 spring, are not accessible for service and should not be disassembled.

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