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1.
1.
Close cut-off valves 1 and 2 (see Illustrati-
on 3).
2.
2.
Reduce pressure by opening ball valves 3,
4, and 5 (see Illustration 3).
3.
3.
Take off cover.
4.
4.
Remove the anti-pollution check-valve.
• For DN 65-150, first unscrew the
discharge anti-pollution check valve
and then the supply anti-pollution
check valve. You can obtain an assem-
bly tool as an accessory.
Warning! Danger of injury!
The anti-pollution check-valve is
spring preloaded.
5.
5.
Check for leakproofness by filling water
from the rear.
• Leaky anti-pollution check-valves must
be replaced. Repair is not possible.
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Troubleshooting
Errors
Drain valve opens
without any apparent
reason
Drain valve does not
close
Drain valve does not
open
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Removal, installation and inspecting the anti-
pollution check valve
Possible causes
Strong pressure fluctuations in the
water network.
Fluctuating admission pressure
Supply-side anti-pollution check
valve or drain valve is soiled
Leaky supply anti-pollution check
valve
Deposits on the valve seat
Damaged O-rings
Leaky drain valve
Clogged pressure control line
6.
6.
Assemble in the reverse sequence.
•
Grease O-ring and thread well on the
anti-pollution check valve with Unisili-
kon 250.
•
Do not damage the O-ring when
installing.
•
The tightening torque for the anti-
pollution check-valve is 100-120 Nm.
7.
7.
Close the ball valves.
8.
8.
Open the cut-off valves.
9.
9.
Vent the system through the ball valves.
10.
Check the backflow preventer.
10.
12
Connect the dust plugs to the ball valves.
11.
Remedy
Install a water surge (hammer) damper
behind the backflow preventer
Install a pressure reducer before the
backflow preventer
Remove and clean anti-pollution
check valve
Remove the old clean anti-pollution
check valve, install the new one
Remove the drain valve
Remove drain valve and replace O-ring
Remove the drain valve
Remove and clean the pressure
control line