Emerson VA001-102-01, VA001-102-02 Service And Adjustment

RAP R11: Low Pressure Air Relay Valve Service and Adjustment
ARV-VA001-102-00 05/05/11
Low Pressure Diaphragm-Operated Air Relay Valve
Service and Adjustment for VA001-102-01 & VA001-102-02
ARV-VA001-102-00 05/05/11
Air Relay Valve
Figure 1: Air Relay Valve with 1-1/4 Diaphragm
Adjusting Cap (3)
Locknut (4)
Spring Retainer (2)
Body (1)
Diaphragm Cylinder Assembly (9)

A. Disassemble and Clean

Information enclosed in brackets (item 1 etc.) is in reference to the complete assembly drawings on page 6 and the illustrations throughout the document.
1. Remove spring retainer (item 2), adjusting cap (item 3) and locknut (item 4), by unscrewing as a unit, from the body (item 1) and set aside.
2. Remove diaphragm cylinder assembly (item 9), by unscrewing as a unit, from the body (item 1) and set aside.
3. Slowly pull valve stem (item 7) out of body (item 1) and set aside on a clean surface.
4. Carefully remove end valve sleeves (item 6) and center valve sleeve (item 5). Note how they go together.
5. Clean stem (item 7) with a soft cloth, Do Not scratch the stem. Clean the end sleeves (item 6) and center sleeve (item 5).
6. Lubricate and install new outer o­ring (item 10) and install new inner o-ring (item 11), without lube, on one end sleeve (item 6). From the spring retainer end, fit the end sleeve into the bore of the body with the o-rings toward the spring retainer threads. Insert the sleeve until the outer o-ring is about to enter the bore. (See Figure 2.)
Figure 2: Placing End Sleeve Seals
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Air Relay Valve
7. Install the spring retainer (item 2), adjusting cap (item 3) and locknut (item 4), as a unit. As you thread the spring retainer in, it will push the o-ring and sleeve into the bore to the correct position. Tighten spring retainer hand tight. (See Figure 3)
Figure 3: Installing Spring Retainer
8. Turn the valve body (item 1) so that the open end of the bore is up. Install new inner o-rings (item 11), without lube, in the center sleeve (item 5). Place new lubricated o­ring (item 10) in the bore of the body (item 1) on top of the end sleeve (item 6). (See Figure 4)
9. Carefully slide the center sleeve (item 5) into the bore in of the body. When it reaches the outer o­ring (item 10), lying on the end sleeve (item 6), press the center sleeve to seat the o-ring. (See Figure 5)
Figure 4: Placing Center Sleeve
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