Operation
After the handwheel has been unlocked and
turned, the threaded rod rises or disappears
into the yoke. The travel is adjusted.
7.2 Manual operation
NOTICE
!
Risk of handwheel damage due to the use
of unsuitable tools.
Î To turn the handwheel, do not use any
additional tools, such as a lever or
wrench.
With mounted pneumatic actuator
1. To change from automatic to manual op-
eration, unlock the handwheel. Pull the
locking bolt and turn it 90° to unlock the
handwheel (see Fig. 11).
Fig. 11: Releasing the locking bolt
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2. Turn the handwheel until the valve reach-
es its end position.
NOTICE
!
Risk of valve damage due to the use of
excessive force.
Î Do not turn the handwheel any further
by exerting force after the valve has
reached its end position.
Note
− The valve travel can only be reached after
the neutral travel of the handwheel has
been overcome. You will notice at this point
that the force needed increases.
− The turning direction depends on the
mounted valve (see Table 4).
EB 8312-2 EN