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AUTOMATIC VALVE

 

INDUSTRIAL 

 

      

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SERVICE INFORMATION

Pneumatic equipment should be serviced only by persons trained and experienced in pneumatic products.

Turn off the electrical supply to the valve.  Shut off and exhaust the air supply.

 

1.   Follow appropriate lock-out/tag-out procedures. Do not attempt to service a valve, if you are not familiar with lock-out/tag-out procedures. 
2.  Turn off electrical power to the valve. 
3.  Remove valve from all electrical and air power sources.
4.  Ensure all stored air power is exhausted. 
5.  Remove coil by first removing coil pretention nut.
6.   Remove operator cap by first removing 4 socket head cap screws.
7.   Remove existing serviceable components by “pushing” internal components gently out of the valve body. 
8.  Clean the spool with a clean cloth.
9.  Discard the spring (Single Spring Return models only).
10.  Lubricate the designated 

“+”

 items in above assembly drawing with a thin film of lubricant - the item should look “WET” with no excess 

lubricant visible. 

11.  Replace components as shown above.
 

11.1   Replace spring pad (where required) & spring (Single Spring Return Models Only).

 

11.2  Alternate Tee-seals and spacers.

 

11.3   Once all 6 Tee-seals are installed, replace the retainer, bushing & piston, and spool.

12.  Orientate the operator cap by aligning the open end of the gasket with the pilot hole in the valve body. (For external pilot, this hole is 

covered; see Field Conversion on page 3.)

13.  Torque cap screws into body to 1,02 N-m (9 in-lbs) ±10%. Alternate tightening of the screws, so cap “squeezes” evenly onto body.

Please read and make sure you understand all instructions before proceeding with the service. 

If you have any questions about installation or servicing your product, please contact AUTOMATIC VALVE or your authorized AV 

distributor, see contact information listed at the back of this document, or visit www.automaticvalve.com. 

SAE 125 

Spool Valves – A04 Series

Operating/Service Instructions

Series

Valve Type

Kit Model Number

Contents

Buna-N

Fluoroelastomer

Tee-Seals

Gasket

Piston Seal

Spring

A04

Single

K-A04-SGL

K-A04-SGL-A

6

1

1

1

Double

K-A04-DBL

K-A04-DBL-A

6

1

2

Air Line Lubrication 

of AUTOMATIC VALVE products is not required, but is recommended to maximize service life. Oils should be 

compatible with seal material, have an ISO 32 or lighter viscosity, and have an aniline point between 82

o

C (180

o

F) and 99

o

C (210

o

F).

 

+

 

 = Items that Must Be Lubricated

You have purchased a premium-quality AV pneumatic valve. It is a high quality SAE spool valve, 
designed for ease of installation and maintenance.  
With care in its installation and maintenance you can expect it to have a long and economical 

service life.  Before you service your valve, please read the information in this document completely, and save it for future reference. 

A general user manual with more detailed information is available online, visit AV's website at www.automaticvalve.com.  

Thank You!

 

Service Kit Installation Instructions

+ TEE-SEALS (6)

+ PISTON SEAL

SPRING

GASKET

CAP RETAINED WITH

M3 SCREWS

TORQUE 1,2 N-M (9 IN-LBS) ±10%

COIL RETENTION NUT

COIL

SPRING PAD

+ SPOOL

+ TEE-SEALS (6)

+ PISTON SEAL

+ SPOOL

HOUSING GASKET
BODY TO BASE GASKET

CAP SCREW 1/4-20

TORQUE TO 6,7 N-M (59 IN-LBS) ±10%

BODY TO BASE SCREWS 5/16-18

TORQUE TO 13,7 N-M (121 IN-LBS) ±10%

HOUSING SCREWS #10-24

TORQUE TO 42 IN LBS ±10%

SPRING

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