SMC Networks VBA10A Manuel utilisateur

VBA-MM-N010-E

Maintenance Manual

Booster Regulator

VBA10A

－Contents－

1. Foreword････････････････････････････････････P.1

2. Maintenance of cylinder and body･･････････････

3. Maintenance of overnor･･････････････････････

4. Replacement parts list････････････････････････

P.2

P.4

P.5

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1. Foreword

When the booster re ulator is disassembled and reassembled for maintenance, read and follow this

manual.

The maintenance period depends on the air quality and operatin conditions, but when either of the

followin situations occurs, the booster re ulator should be considered to be reachin the end of its life, and

maintenance should be performed sooner.

1. The handle is bleeding all the time.

2. Exhaust sound can be heard at inter als of 10 to 20 seconds without air consumption on the

secondary side.

・Check that air pressure is exhausted from the IN and OUT sides.

・Disconnect pipin . The size of tool prepared for disconnection should be suitable

for the type of pipin .

・Remove the tank (VBAT05※, 10※) from the booster re ulator. For removal, use a

hexa on wrench.

・The tools prepared for disassemblin the booster re ulator should be as shown in

◆Necessary tools◆ on the applicable pa es.

・Disassemble in accordance with the procedure from pa e 2 to 4.

・Wipe off any dirt from the slidin face and dust from the mesh filter.

・Check the condition of parts. If there are any scratches or abrasion, replace the

part with a new one listed on pa e 5.

・If the silencer is clo ed inside, replace it as well.

・Gather replacement parts to one place to prevent them ettin mixed up durin

reassembly.

・Assemble in accordance with the procedure from pa e 2 to 4.

・At the end, check you ha e not forgotten to assemble any parts or tighten

any screws.

・Put back the disassembled parts to their ori inal position.

・Supply air, rotate the handle clockwise and set the pressure.

・Check for external leaka e with soapy water.

・If any abnormal phenomenon is seen, please contact SMC sales branch.

Preparation

Removal

Disassembly

Replacement

Reassembly

Inspection

Start

Mountin

Finish

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2. Maintenance of cylinder and body

2.1 Maintenance of cylinder

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◆Necessary tools◆

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Socket wrench, Nominal 10mm (2pcs)

Hexa on wrench, Nominal 5mm

Looseness preventive adhesive (Loctite 263, etc.)

Grease packa e (Multi-purpose2, etc.)

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◆Disassembly procedure◆

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1) Check air pressure is exhausted from the IN and OUT sides.

2) Remove the pressure au e and the silencer first if they are mounted.

3) Remove the ei ht hexa on socket head cap screws (8) on the left and the ri ht with a hexa on wrench.

4) Take off the side covers (6) on the ri ht and left.

5) Loosen the piston nut (7) with the socket wrench and remove the piston (4).

(Remove only one of the piston nuts either on the left hand side or the ri ht hand side.)

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◆Maintenance and check◆

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1) Check there is no abrasion, deterioration and deformation of any part. If there is, replace it with new one.

2) If there is any part whose motion is not smooth, wipe off dirt and apply rease.

3) If you move onto maintenance of the body, refer to 2.2 Maintenance of body (P.3).

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◆Reassembly◆

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1) Apply rease to the part marked with in Fi . 1.

2) Pass the piston rod (3) throu h the body (1) and assemble the piston (4).

3) Apply one drop of Loctite to the thread of the piston nut (7) and ti hten it with the socket wrench.

(Torque 5.2Nm) The piston is not fixed completely (idles) if it is assembled correctly. Do not

tighten it o er the necessary torque.

4) Mount the cover (6) to the body (1) after the cover asket is mounted to the cover (6).

5) Fix the cover (6) by ti htenin four hexa on head bolts (8) on each side of the cover (ei ht bolts in

total).

(Torque 3Nm)

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◆Check◆

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1) Check the bolts and nuts are ti htened

to adequate torque.

2) Supply air and check pressure settin

can be performed.

3) Check there is no leaka e from

connected parts with soapy water.

Fi .1

Apply rease to the

part

cover

(8)

(6)

(5)

(4)

(3)

(2)

(1)

(2)

(4)

(5)

(7)

(6)

(8)

Apply rease to the

part seal

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2.2 Maintenance of body

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◆Necessary tools◆

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Flat blade screwdriver

Pair of tweezers

Turbine oil (Turbine oil 32 class 2, Exxon Mobile or similar)

Grease packa e (Multi-Purpose 2, etc)

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◆Disassembly◆

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1) Take off the side plates (2) on the ri ht and left.

2) Remove the side plate insert A (3) and the side plate insert B (4) on the left and ri ht with a flat blade

screwdriver.

3) Take out the check valves (5) throu h (7) from the body (1).

4) Take out the switch valves (9) thou h (13) from the body (1).

5) Take out the rod seal (14) from the body (1) with a pair of tweezers.

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◆Maintenance and check◆

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1) Check there is no abrasion, deterioration and deformation of any part. If there is, replace it with new one.

2) The end of IN port has a mesh filter built in. Remove dust from the filter by air blowin .

3) If there is any part whose motion is not smooth, wipe off dirt and apply rease. Apply one drop of

Turbine oil to the switch valve.

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◆Reassembly◆

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1) Mount the switch valves (9) throu h (13). (These are precision parts and should be handled with care.)

2) Mount the check valves (5), and (7) on one side, and mount the side plate insert A (3) which is

mounted with the side plate insert asket A (15) and the side plate insert B (4) which is mounted with

the side plate insert asket B (16), then mount the side plate (2) on them. It should be noted the

check al es (5) ha e different mounting directions.

3) Assemble the check valves on the other side. At this time, hold down the sprin to overcome its

reaction force.

Side plate insert A (3) and side plate insert B (4) are different between the parts for the left and the ri ht.

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◆Check◆

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1) Check the sprin s are mounted in place and the check valve (5) and switch valve (9) move smoothly.

Fi .2

※Meshfilter

(2)

(16)

(13)

(4)

(15)

(5)

(6)

(1)

(6)

(5)

(15)

(3)

(13)

(16)

(2)

(12)

(11)

(10)

(9)

(10)

(12)

(6)

(7)

(5)

(6)

(5)

(14)

(7)

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3. Maintenance of go ernor

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◆Necessary tools◆

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Phillips screwdriver

Pair of needle nose pliers

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◆Disassembly◆

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1) Check air pressure is exhausted from the IN and OUT sides.

2) Rotate the handle counterclockwise back to the end (in the ne ative direction).

3) Remove four cross recessed round head screws (12) with the Phillips driver.

4) Remove the bonnet assemblies (10) and (11), the re ulatin screw assembly (9), the re ulatin sprin

(8), the re ulatin piston assembly (7), the relief sprin (6), and the relief valve (5).

5) Remove the overnor chamber assembly (4), the valve assembly (3) and the valve sprin (2) with a pair

of needle nose pliers.

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◆◆

◆Maintenance and check◆

◆◆

◆

1) Check there is no abrasion, deterioration and deformation of any part. If there is, replace it with new one.

2) If there is any part whose motion is not smooth, wipe off dirt and apply rease.

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◆◆

◆Reassembly◆

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◆

1) Mount the valve sprin (2) and the valve assembly (3) to the body (1), and then fit the overnor chamber

assembly (4) to the body.

2) Mount the relief sprin (6) and the relief valve (5) to the re ulatin piston assembly (7), and then, put

them into the overnor chamber assembly (4). Put the re ulatin sprin (8) and the re ulatin screw

assembly (9) on them.

3) Put on the bonnet assemblies (10) and (11) and ti hten them with four cross recessed round head

screws (12) usin the Phillips screwdriver. (Torque: 0.76Nm)

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◆Check◆

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1) Check the cross recessed round head screws (12) are

ti htened and supply air.

2) When air pressure is supplied, it will start to relieve air.

Quickly rotate the handle in the clockwise direction (in

the positive direction) until it stops relievin air.

3) Check pressure settin to the necessary pressure can

be performed with the handle.

4) Check there is no leaka e from connected parts with

soapy water.

(10)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(8)

(9)

(12)

(11)

(7)

(6)

(5)

※

Maintenance of the overnor can be

performed without removin the cover part.

Fi .3

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4. Replacement parts list

The replacement parts can be ordered with the followin part numbers.

Each set includes the components shown on the ri ht of this table. Refer to the drawin number and item

number in this manual to check each part.

Component

Part number Description Description Qty.

Drawin

No.

Item

No.

Piston seal 2 Fi . 1 (5)

Rod seal 1 Fi . 2 (14)

Governor asket 2 Fi . 1 (2)

Valve assembly 1 Fi . 3 (3)

Governor chamber assembly 1 Fi . 3 (4)

Check valve 4 Fi . 2 (5)

Valve sprin 1 Fi . 3 (2)

KT-VBA10A-1

Booster re ulator

maintenance

parts set

Grease packa e 1 －－

Switch valve assembly 1 Fi . 2 (9)

Exhaust sleeve 2 Fi . 2 (10)

Travel sprin 1 Fi . 2 (11)

Push rod 2 Fi . 2 (12)

KT-VBA10A-2 Switch valve set

O-rin 2 Fi . 2 (13)

Governor chamber assembly 1 Fi . 3 (4)

Valve assembly 1 Fi . 3 (3)

Valve sprin 1 Fi . 3 (2)

Re ulatin piston assembly 1 Fi . 3 (7)

Relief valve 1 Fi . 3 (5)

KT-VBA10A-3 Governor

chamber set

Relief sprin 1 Fi . 3 (6)

Piston seal 2 Fi . 1 (5)

Rod seal 1 Fi . 2 (14)

Governor asket 2 Fi . 1 (2)

KT-VBA10A-4 Seal kit

Grease packa e 1 －－

Check valve 4 Fi . 2 (5)

Check valve sprin 4 Fi . 2 (6)

Plun er 2 Fi . 2 (7)

Side plate insert A 1 Fi . 2 (3)

Side plate insert B 1 Fi . 2 (4)

Side plate asket A 2 Fi . 2 (15)

Side plate asket B 2 Fi . 2 (16)

KT-VBA10A-5 Check valve set

Grease packa e 1 －－

Bonnet 1 Fi . 3 (10)

KT-VBA10A-6 Bonnet set Handle 1 Fi . 3 (11)

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