Installation Instructions Document No. 129-216 September 29, 2009 Rebuild/Repack Kits for Flowrite™ VF 599 Series 2-1/2 to 6-inch Valves Table 1. Open End Wrench Sizes. Product Description This kit contains the parts necessary to rebuild and repack either the normal duty or high temperature packing in a Flowrite VP 599 Series Flanged Valve. Contents Stem and plug assembly Two gaskets: one stamped Class 125, the other stamped Class 250 Packing cartridge assembly kit Cartridge, copper gasket, and instructions Packing bearing Packing spring 599-10100 through 599-10149 See Tables 3 and 4 for cross reference of valve number to kit number. Warning/Caution Notations CAUTION Personal injury/loss of life may occur if a procedure is not performed as specified. Equipment damage, or loss of data may occur if the user does not follow procedure as specified. Required Tools Valve Body Cap Screws ANSI 125 2-1/2 to 4-inch (65 to 100 mm) ANSI 125 5 and 6-inch (125 to 150 mm) ANSI 250 2-1/2 to 6-inch (65 to 150 mm) Packing Cartridge All Bonnets Product Numbers WARNING Use on Tools for removing the actuator. These tools are listed on the installation instruction included in the packing cartridge assembly kit. Open end wrenches or adjustable wrench. See Table 1. Wrench Size Torque 15/16 inch 55 to 60 lb-ft ( 24 mm) (75 to 80 Nm) 1-1/8 inch ( 29 mm) 1-1/8 inch (29 mm) 90 to 100 lb-ft (122-130 Nm) 90 to 100 lb-ft (122-130 Nm) 1-1/2 inch (39 mm) 60 to 65 lb-ft (80 to 85 Nm) Three-way valves: Large drive socket wrench with a 1/2-inch extender. Lower seat tool, order separately. See Table 2. Table 2. Three-way Valve Lower Seat Tool. Valve Size Inch (mm) 2-1/2 (65) 3 (75) 4 (100) 5 (125) 6 (150) Part Number 599-09144 599-09145 599-09146 599-09147 599-09148 Expected Installation Time 45 minutes for NO valves 60 minutes for NC valves 90 minutes for three-way valves Prerequisites Open the packing cartridge assembly kit and remove the installation instructions. These instructions explain how to remove and reassemble each type of actuator and list the tools needed. We recommend repacking the valve at a bench and not in line. Item Number 129-216, Rev. 200 Page 1 of 6 Document No. 129-216 Installation Instructions September 29, 2009 1. Remove the actuator by following the instructions included in the packing cartridge kit. 2. Using a 1-1/2 inch wrench, remove the packing cartridge assembly. 3. Remove and discard the copper gasket. The gasket cannot be reused. 4. Remove the cap screws in the bonnet flange. See Table 1 for the proper wrench size. Save the cap screws. 5. Lift the bonnet flange from the valve body. Remove and discard the gasket. 6. Remove and discard the packing spring and packing bearing. 7. Remove and discard the stem and plug assembly. PACKING CARTRIDGE 8. Clean the bonnet threads to remove any buildup. COPPER GASKET 9. Inspect the seat for damage. Prerequisites, Continued WARNING: Isolate the valve so that the medium (water, steam, etc.) will not leak out of the valve when the valve body is disassembled. WARNING: Remove and cap the air line or disconnect the power to the actuator before removing the actuator from the valve. Installation Normally open valves Removing the Packing and the Stem and Plug Assembly. (See Figure 1) PACKING CARTRIDGE KIT PACKING SPRING PACKING BEARING CAP SCREW Replacing the Stem and Plug Assembly and Packing 1. Locate the groove on the plug and align it with the anti-spin pin in the seat. See Figure 2. BONNET FLANGE GASKET STEM AND PLUG ASSEMBLY GROOVE VALVE BODY Figure 2. Aligning the Groove and Pin. VF0135R1 ANTISPIN PIN Figure 1. Normally Open Valve. Page 2 of 6 2. Insert the new stem and plug assembly into the valve body making sure that the anti-spin pin is in the plug groove. CAUTION: Be careful not to nick the seat. 3. Select the gasket that is marked for the appropriate ANSI Class valve. Place the gasket on the valve body. Siemens Industry, Inc. Document No. 129-216 Installation Instructions September 29, 2009 Installation, Continued 4. Attach the bonnet flange to the valve body using an open end wrench to tighten the cap screws. See Table 1 for the proper wrench size and torque. 5. Insert the new packing bearing and the packing spring into the bonnet. 1. Remove the actuator by following the instructions included in the packing cartridge kit. 2. Using a 1-1/2 inch wrench, remove the packing cartridge assembly. 3. Remove and discard the copper gasket. The gasket cannot be reused. 4. Remove the cap screws on the bottom of the valve. See Table 1 for the proper wrench size. Save the cap screws. 5. Remove and discard the gasket. 6. Remove and discard the stem and plug assembly. 7. Remove the packing spring and packing bearing from the bonnet and discard them. 8. Clean the bonnet threads to remove any buildup. 9. Inspect the seat for damage. 6. Place the new copper gasket on the valve bonnet. 7. Insert the new packing assembly cartridge into the valve bonnet. Use a 1-1/2 inch wrench to tighten the cartridge applying 60 to 65 lb-ft (80 to 85 Nm) torque. 8. Return to the instructions that came in the packing cartridge kit to assemble the actuator to the valve. Normally closed valves Removing the Packing and the Stem and Plug Assembly. (See Figure 3) Replacing the Stem and Plug Assembly and Packing 1. Locate the groove on the plug and align it with the anti-spin pin in the seat. See Figure 2. 2. Insert the new stem and plug assembly into the valve body making sure that the anti-spin pin is in the plug groove. CAUTION: Be careful not to nick the seat. 3. Select the gasket that is marked for the appropriate ANSI Class valve. Place the gasket on the valve cap. 4. Attach the cap to the valve body using an open end wrench to tighten the cap screws. See Table 1 for the proper wrench size and torque. 5. Insert the new packing bearing and the packing spring into the bonnet. 6. Place the new copper gasket on the valve bonnet. 7. Insert the new packing assembly cartridge into the valve bonnet. Use a 1-1/2 inch wrench to tighten the cartridge applying 60 to 65 lb-ft (80 to 85 Nm) torque. 8. Return to the instructions that came in the packing cartridge kit to assemble the actuator to the valve. Figure 3. Normally Closed Valve. Siemens Industry, Inc. Page 3 of 6 Document No. 129-216 Installation Instructions September 29, 2009 Installation, Continued 2. Using a 1-1/2 inch wrench, remove the packing cartridge assembly. Three-way valves 3. Removing the Packing and the Stem and Plug Assembly. (See Figure 4) Remove and discard the copper gasket. The gasket cannot be reused. 4. Remove the cap screws on the service flange, if used. See Table 1 for the proper wrench size. Save the cap screws. 5. Remove and discard the gasket. 6. Select the lower seat tool with the matching valve body size stamped on it. 7. Using a socket wrench inserted into the lower seat tool (Figure 5), carefully remove the lower seat from the valve body. Figure 5. Lower Seat Tool and Socket Wrench with Extender. 8. Remove and discard the stem and plug assembly. 9. Remove the packing spring and packing bearing from the bonnet and discard them. 10. Clean the bonnet threads to remove any buildup. Also clean the threads of the lower seat and valve body. 11. Inspect the seat for damage. Replacing the Stem and Plug Assembly and Packing 1. Locate the groove on the plug and align it with the anti-spin pin in the upper seat. See Figure 2. 2. Insert the new stem and plug assembly into the valve body making sure that the anti-spin pin is in the plug groove. Figure 4. Three-Way Valve. 1. Remove the actuator by following the instructions included in the packing cartridge kit. Page 4 of 6 Siemens Industry, Inc. Document No. 129-216 Installation Instructions September 29, 2009 7. Select the gasket that is marked for the appropriate ANSI Class valve. Place the gasket on the service flange. Installation, Continued CAUTION: Be careful not to nick the seat. 3. Fasten the lower seat into the valve body using the socket wrench and lower seat tool applying 90 to 100 lb-ft (122 to 130 Nm) torque. 8. Attach the service flange, if used, to the valve body using an open end wrench to tighten the cap screws. See Table 1 for the proper wrench size and torque. 4. Insert the new packing bearing and the packing spring into the bonnet. 9. Return to the instructions that came in the packing cartridge kit to assemble the actuator to the valve. 5. Place the new copper gasket on the valve bonnet. The installation is now complete. 6. Insert the new packing assembly cartridge into the valve bonnet. Use a 1-1/2 inch wrench to tighten the cartridge applying 60 to 65 lb-ft (80 to 85 Nm) torque. Table 3. Rebuild/Repack Service Kit Part Numbers for Three-way Valves. ANSI Class 125 Valve Number 599-06160 599-06161 599-06162 599-06163 599-06164 599-06165 599-06166 599-06167 599-06168 599-06169 Siemens Industry, Inc. ANSI Class 250 Valve Number 599-06170 599-06171 599-06172 599-06173 599-06174 599-06175 599-06176 599-06177 599-06178 599-06179 Valve Inch (mm) 2-1/2 (65) Bronze trim 3 (85) Bronze trim 4 (100) Bronze trim 5 (125) Bronze trim 6 (150) Bronze trim 2-1/2 (65) Stainless Steel trim 3 (85) Stainless Steel trim 4 (100) Stainless Steel trim 5 (125) Stainless Steel trim 6 (150) Stainless Steel trim Kit Number 599-10125 599-10126 599-10127 599-10128 599-10129 599-10120 599-10121 599-10122 599-10123 599-10124 Page 5 of 6 Document No. 129-216 Installation Instructions September 29, 2009 Table 4. Rebuild/Repack Service Kits Part Numbers for NO and NC Valves. ANSI Class 250 Valve Number ANSI Class 125 Valve Number 599-05960 599-05961 599-05962 599-05963 599-05964 599-05970 599-05971 599-05972 599-05973 599-05974 599-05980 599-05981 599-05982 599-05983 599-05984 599-05990 599-05991 599-05992 599-05993 599-05994 599-06040 599-06041 599-06042 599-06043 599-06044 599-06050 599-06051 599-06052 599-06053 599-06054 599-06060 599-06061 599-06062 599-06063 599-06064 599-06070 599-06071 599-06072 599-06073 599-06074 599-05920 599-05921 599-05922 599-05923 599-05924 599-05930 599-05931 599-05932 599-05933 599-05934 599-05940 599-05941 599-05942 599-05943 599-05944 599-05950 599-05951 599-05952 599-05953 599-05954 599-06120 599-06121 599-06122 599-06123 599-06124 599-06130 599-06131 599-06132 599-06133 599-06134 599-06140 599-06141 599-06142 599-06143 599-06144 599-06150 599-06151 599-06152 599-06153 599-06154 Valve Description N.O. 2-1/2 (65), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.O. 3 (85), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.O. 4 (100), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.O.5 (125), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.O. 6 (150), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.C. 2-1/2 (65), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.C. 3 (85), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.C. 4 (100), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.C.5 (125), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.C. 6 (150), =%, Stl. Steel Trim N.O. 2-1/2 (65), =%, Bronze Trim N.O. 3 (85), =%, Bronze Trim N.O. 4 (100), =%, Bronze Trim N.O. 5 (125.), =%, Bronze Trim N.O. 6 (150), =%, Bronze Trim N.C. 2-1/2 (65), =%, Bronze Trim N.C. 3 (85), =%, Bronze Trim N.C. 4 (100), =%, Bronze Trim N.C. 5 (125), =%, Bronze Trim N.C. 6 (150), =%, Bronze Trim N.O. 2-1/2 (65), Linear, Steam Packing N.O. 3 (85), Linear, Steam Packing N.O. 4 (100), Linear, Steam Packing N.O. 5 (125), Linear, Steam Packing N.O. 6 (150), Linear, Steam Packing N.C. 2-1/2 (65), Linear, Steam Packing N.C. 3 (85), Linear, Steam Packing N.C. 4 (100), Linear, Steam Packing N.C. 5 (125), Linear, Steam Packing N.C. 6 (150), Linear, Steam Packing N.O. 2-1/2 (65,) Linear, Normal Duty Packing N.O. 3 (85), Linear, Normal Duty Packing N.O. 4 (100), Linear, Normal Duty Packing N.O. 5 (125), Linear, Normal Duty Packing N.O. 6 (150), Linear, Normal Duty Packing N.C. 2-1/2 (65), Linear, Normal Duty Packing N.C. 3 (85), Linear, Normal Duty Packing N.C. 4 (100), Linear, Normal Duty Packing N.C. 5 (125), Linear, Normal Duty Packing N.C. 6 (150), Linear, Normal Duty Packing Kit No. 599-10130 599-10131 599-10132 599-10133 599-10134 599-10140 599-10141 599-10142 599-10143 599-10144 599-10135 599-10136 599-10137 599-10138 599-10139 599-10145 599-10146 599-10147 599-10148 599-10149 599-10110 599-10111 599-10112 599-10113 599-10114 599-10115 599-10116 599-10117 599-10118 599-10119 599-10100 599-10101 599-10102 599-10103 599-10104 599-10105 599-10106 599-10107 599-10108 599-10109 Information in this publication is based on current specifications. The company reserves the right to make changes in specifications and models as design improvements are introduced. Flowrite is a registered trademark of Siemens Industry, Inc. Product or company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. © 2009 Siemens Industry, Inc. Siemens Industry, Inc. Building Technologies Division 1000 Deerfield Parkway Buffalo Grove, IL 60089-4513 U.S.A. Tel. +1 847-215-1000 Your feedback is important to us. If you have comments about this document, please send them to [email protected] Document No. 129-216 Printed in the U.S.A. Page 6 of 6
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