MAINTENANCE
Solenoid Maintenance
Introduction
The solenoids may be manually driven to check their operation. This makes fault finding easier to help determine if the fault is electrical or mechanical. Should a solenoid become faulty or dysfunctional it may be replaced using the procedure outlined below
Applicable Model(s):
- PW117B Aerosol Burst tester
- KW141B Automatic Axial Load - Dome Growth and Dome Buckle Gauge
- MP44A Automatic Back End Gauge
- RB133A Automatic Beverage End Enamel Rater
- LD136B Automatic Buckle Gauge
- HD131D Automatic Beverage Can Enamel Rater
- DJ111D Automatic Compound Weight Gauge
- AGS091B Automatic DRD Gauge
- HW137B Automatic DWI Two Piece Can Gauge
- AER115C Automatic End Enamel Rater
- ME163C Automatic End Enamel Rater (mA Gauge)
- AES098G Automatic Sanitary End System
- BF110A Automatic End System
- EZ101C Automatic Ezobility Gauge
- AD142A Automatic Front End Gauge
- PD138B Automatic Implosion & Crush Gauge
- TK065I Automatic Openability Gauge
- JJ139A Automatic PET Burst Expansion Tester
- MK123B Automatic Pop & Tear and Tab Strength Gauge
- SIT112 Automatic Score Integrity Tester
- AF059C Automatic Shell Gauge
- JC010C Axial Load Gauge
- BE056C Back End Gauge
- PT012E Dome Reversal Gauge
- FE129C Dual Head Front End Gauge
- DV036E End Buckle & Missile Gauge
- FE056F Front End Gauge
- AFE106 Front End Gauging System
- PC031E Pop and Tear Gauge
- RPT127 Ring Pull Tester
- AED119A Top Load Tester
Procedure
Manual Over-Ride
1. Find a small pointed instrument.
2. Press the orange button to activate the solenoid.
Solenoid Replacement
1. Remove the air supply from the gauge.
2. Loosen the Mounting Clamp at one end.
3. Gently part the solenoid group around the faulty solenoid.
4. Clip it off the Din Rail.
5. Re-install the new solenoid.
(Ensure the Circular Tube Gaskets (3 per side) all slide back in when you press the group together again)
6. Tighten the Mounting Clamp.
7. Re-connect the air supply and check for leaks
If leaks are detected, check the tube gaskets are oriented correctly, the solenoids a re all pressed tightly together and the Mounting Clamp is tightened to hold them in place.