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Repair and Adjustment Procedures for

C-1801 Pneumatic Operators

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D. REPLACING THE STEM SEALS

1. Remove and disassemble the operator in accordance with Sections A and B.
2. Place an 

¹⁄₈

" allen wrench in the end of the valve & stem assembly (19).  Hold the valve

stem in position with the allen wrench while removing the hex nut (15) with a 

⁷⁄₁₆

" wrench.

3. Remove the washer (16), piston (8), diaphragm (9), washer (17), and remove valve and

stem assembly down thru threaded end of operator base.

4. Use snap ring plier to remove the upper seal retaining ring.  Remove washer and quad

ring.

5. Turn the operator base (20) over so that the threaded end is up.  Use snap ring pliers to

remove the lower seal retaining ring (13) from the operator base (20).

6. Remove the washer (12), lower quad ring (22), spring loaded stem seal (10), and the

spacer (11).

7. Install a new lower quad ring (22) and spring loaded stem seal (10) with the spacer (11)

between them.  NOTE:  The quad ring goes in first.  The spring loaded stem seal should
be oriented so that the spring in the seal faces toward the valve.

8. Replace the washer (12) and the seal retaining ring (13).
9. Install a new upper quad ring (21) into its groove.  Replace washer and seal retaining ring.
10. Push the valve and stem assembly (19) through the spring loaded stem seal (10), the lower

quad ring (22), and the upper quad ring (21).  Turn the operator back over so the valve
points down.

11. Replace the washer (17), the diaphragm (9), the piston (8), washer (16), and hex nut (15).

Tighten the hex nut (15).

12. Assemble the pneumatic operator in accordance with Section G.

E. CHANGING THE OPERATOR SPRINGS

1. Remove and disassemble the operator in accordance with Sections A and B.
2. Place new spring (7) in the base of the operator (20).
3. Assemble the pneumatic operator in accordance with Section G.

F. CHANGING THE DIAPHRAGM

1. Remove and disassemble the operator in accordance with Sections A and B.
2. Place an 

¹⁄₈

" allen wrench in the end of the valve & stem assembly (19).  Hold the valve

stem in position with the allen wrench while removing the hex nut (15) with a 

⁷⁄₁₆

" wrench.

3. Remove the washer (16) and piston (8).
4. Remove the diaphragm (9) and replace it with a new one.  Be sure that washer (17) stays

in place underneath the diaphragm.

5. Replace the washer (16) and the piston (8).
6. Replace the hex nut (15) and tighten it.
7. Assemble the pneumatic operator in accordance with Section G.

G. ASSEMBLING THE PNEUMATIC OPERATOR

After the necessary repairs have been made, perform the following steps to assemble and
install the operator.
1. Place spring (7) in the bottom half of the operator assembly.
2. Screw the adjusting disc (6) onto the adjusting screw (3) until the disc (6) is tightened at

the end of the threads on the adjusting screw.  See Figure 2-1 for the proper orientation of
the adjusting disc (6).

Summary of Contents for C-1801

Page 1: ...r installing the operator replacing stem seals changing operator springs replacing the diaphragm replacing the valve and seat Please refer to Figure 2 1 for part locations and identification A REMOVING THE OPERATOR AND INSPECTING THE VALVE AND SEAT The operator must be removed to inspect or replace valves and seats or to recondition the operator 1 Turn off fluid supply to the device being controll...

Page 2: ...TOR Most subsequent repair procedures require disassembly of the operator 1 Turn the spring adjusting screw 3 clockwise until it moves freely 2 Remove the four flange screws 1 3 Remove the operator cover 2 4 Remove the spring adjusting screw 3 spring adjusting disc 6 snap ring 5 and fric tion washer 4 5 Remove the spring 7 C REPLACING THE VALVE AND SEAT ALWAYS replace the valve and seat as a set 1...

Page 3: ...lower quad ring 22 and the upper quad ring 21 Turn the operator back over so the valve points down 11 Replace the washer 17 the diaphragm 9 the piston 8 washer 16 and hex nut 15 Tighten the hex nut 15 12 Assemble the pneumatic operator in accordance with Section G E CHANGING THE OPERATOR SPRINGS 1 Remove and disassemble the operator in accordance with Sections A and B 2 Place new spring 7 in the b...

Page 4: ... specified with the start point set at 3 psi NOTE The operating range is not adjustable only the start point is adjustable If a different range is desired change the operator spring in accordance with Section E 1 Place a pencil pen or similar implement through the hole in the spring adjustment screw 3 2 Hook up the air line to the operator with the air line connected to a gauge and a regulator 3 S...

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