Maintenance And Cleaning; Maintenance Of Pressure Gauge; Separation At The Emicogauge Connection - WIKA EMICOgauge Manual De Instrucciones

7. Maintenance and cleaning

7. Maintenance and cleaning
CAUTION!
Physical injuries and damage to property and the environment
If the EMICOgauge has already been commissioned, before maintenance
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and cleaning, make sure that there is no pressure at the product and no
risk of burns. See chapter 8.1 "Dismounting the EMICOgauge instrument
hook-up".

7.1 Maintenance of pressure gauge

The pressure gauges are maintenance-free. Regular checks should be carried out to
ensure the measurement accuracy. In the case of pressure gauges with blow-out devices
or safety pressure gauges, the safety elements (e.g. blow-out plug or blow-out back) must
be replaced after 10 years. The replacement may only be carried out by skilled personnel
using original parts and after authorisation of the plant manager.

7.2 Separation at the EMICOgauge connection

Here, the pressure gauge can be easily separated from the instrumentation valve.
Tools: SW 22 and 27 open-ended spanner; SW 27, 60 Nm torque spanner
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Pressure gauge dismounting
1. With the SW 22 open-ended spanner, at the spanner flats
gauge against turning and unscrew the 360° swivel connection anticlockwise at the
spanner flats
2. Carefully pull the pressure gauge off the valve. Thus, ensure that the metal sealing
faces are not damaged.
3. Remove O-ring sealing and support ring.
4. Clean the EMICOgauge connection inside and outside, in particular, the old high-tem-
perature ceramic paste must be completely removed. With cleaning, take care that no
sealing faces are damaged.
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using the SW 27 open-ended spanner.
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Spanner flats (SW 22) for positioning the
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pressure gauge
Spanner flats (SW 27) of the 360° swivel
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connection for dismounting or mounting the
pressure gauge
Threads of the 360° swivel connection
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Cone for metal-to-metal seat
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O-ring sealing
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Support ring
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WIKA additional operating instructions for EMICOgauge
, secure the pressure
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