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Automatic Control Valve
Operation & Maintenance Manual
Model C501/CA501 Surge Arrestor Valve
Note:
Place this Valve Product Manual in a safe place and with a person
responsible for the operation and maintenance of this valve.
Refer to Model and Serial Number above when ordering parts.
15 Pruyn's Island Drive
Glens Falls, New York 12801
Phone: (800) 833-2040
Serial Number: ___________________
Valve Model: ____________________
Size: ______
Serial Number: __________________
Low Pressure Pilot Setting : ______ PSI
Pressure Relief Pilot Setting: ______ PSI
System Pressure:_____ PSI
Installation Date: _________________
Name: __________________________
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MANUAL: C501 REV: 4
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Summary of Contents for Flomatic C501
- Page 1 Automatic Control Valve Operation & Maintenance Manual High Quality Valves Built to Last… Model C501/CA501 Surge Arrestor Valve Serial Number: ___________________ Valve Model: ____________________ Size: ______ Serial Number: __________________ Low Pressure Pilot Setting : ______ PSI Pressure Relief Pilot Setting: ______ PSI...
- Page 2 1. Install pressure gauge to observe inlet pressure. 2. Model C501 requires manual closure to bring the valve on-line. Open Shut-Off Valve (1A) and close Shut-Off Valve (1B). Re-open Shut-Off Valve (1B) after surge arrestor valve closes following step 4 or 5 to put the valve into automatic operation.
- Page 3 Operation & Maintenance Manual High Quality Valves Built to Last… Model C501/CA501 Surge Arrestor Valve 4. Open ¼” Test Cock (9) at top of valve. Re-close when water runs clear and absent of air bubbles. It may take several cycles to bleed the Surge Arrestor power chamber properly.
- Page 4 Automatic Control Valve Operation & Maintenance Manual High Quality Valves Built to Last… Model C501/CA501 Surge Arrestor Valve TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE: PROBLEM: Valve opens and will not close. CAUSE CORRECTION 1. Main valve is air bound. 1. Open ¼” air bleeder located on top cover of valve to release air.