User Manual 57034 Orbit Water Heaters

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AUTOMATIC
BRASS CONVERTER
INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION
The Automatic Converter converts manual sprinkler valves to automatic.
The Converter works with most 24 volt timers.
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Always check local codes before installing any sprinkler system.
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If static water pressure exceeds 80 PSI, a pressure regulator
should be used.
Important: Not for use on manual plastic valves.
HELP
Before returning this converter to the store, contact Orbit
®
Technical Service at:
Orbit
®
Technical Service: 1-800-488-6156 or 801-299-5555
WARRANTY AND STATEMENT
Orbit
®
Irrigation Products, Inc. warrants to its customers that its Orbit
®
products
will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of six years
from the date of purchase. We will replace, free of charge, the defective part or
parts found to be defective under normal use and service for a period of up to six
years after purchase (proof of purchase required). We reserve the right to inspect
the defective part prior to replacement. Orbit
®
Irrigation Products, Inc. will not be
responsible for consequential or incidental cost or damage caused by the product
failure. Orbit
®
liability under this warranty is limited solely to the replacement or
repair of defective parts. To exercise your warranty, return the unit to your dealer
with a copy of the sales receipt.
Orbit
®
Irrigation Products, Inc.
North Salt Lake, Utah 84054
www.orbitonline.com
PN 57034-24 Rev B
ELECTRIC VALVE TROUBLE SHOOTING
Your Orbit
®
Automatic Brass Converter valve should provide years of trouble-free service.
However, if you do have any problems, try the following solutions.
Problem: The valve will not open electronically
First, run the valve manually. Open the bleed screw and check to see that the flow control is in the
open position (turn counter-clockwise). If the flow control is open and the valve still will not operate
electronically, check the following possibilities. (Close bleed screw when manual test is completed)
Check If... Solution
1. Wiring is Check the wiring at the valve and at the timer.
correct Check to see that the timer is working properly.
2. There is debris Turn off the water. Remove the solenoid. Push a wire or large paper clip
in the port hole. down through the round port hole working it up and down to free any
debris. Be sure the plunger and O-ring are in place when reassembling.
3. Solenoid plunger Turn off the water. Remove solenoid and clean out any sand and debris.
is stuck Be sure the plunger and O-ring are in place when reassembling.
4. Defective Turn off the water. Unscrew the solenoid and replace with one from a
solenoid working valve. If the valve now works, replace the solenoid. Be sure the
plunger and O-ring are in place when reassembling.
Problem: The valve will not close
Check If... Solution
1. Improper sizing Check that the proper size automatic valve was purchased for your size
and brand name of valve body. See conversion chart on reverse side.
2. Solenoid plunger Turn off the water. Remove solenoid and clean out sand and debris. Be
is stuck sure the plunger and O-ring are in place when reassembling.
3. Worn seat in Turn off water. Remove the automatic converter and check that the lower
valve body seat of the valve body is not worn or damaged.
4. Debris between Turn off water. Remove the Automatic Converter Valve by turning the hex
washer and nut counter-clockwise. Clean out any debris.
valve seal
5. Diaphragm is Turn off water. Replace Diaphragm Assembly.
ruptured
Problem: External valve leaks
Check If... Solution
1. Pressure is too high Install a pressure regulator valve and set at about 80 PSI.
2. Leaking around Turn off the water. Undo the leaking screw 3 or 4 turns and retighten
screws firmly.
3. Leaking below Turn off the water. Tighten the solenoid.
solenoid
4. Hex Nut gasket Turn off the water. Check that the Hex Nut gasket is in place
is missing and is not pinched or otherwise unable to seal against the valve body.
5. The diaphragm is Turn off the water. Remove cap and change the diaphragm.
split or torn
6. Hex Nut is cross Turn off the water. Check that the automatic converter Hex Nut has been
threaded installed into the valve body correctly. Attempt to reinstall the automatic
converter into the valve body. If threads are stripped, replace Hex Nut.
Orbit
®
Champion
®
Rainbird
®
Model 57034
Model 57034
Model 57034
Model 57035
Model 57035
Model 57035
Auto Converter
Compatibility
1" Brass3/4" Brass
PARTS LISTING
Electrical requirements are 18 Volts A.C. minimum at the solenoid.
Inrush volt-amps @ 24 V.A.C.= 11.3 VA
Inrush current @ 24 V.A.C.= 0.470 AMPS
Holding current @ 24 V.A.C.= .23 AMPS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Remove Manual Stem
Shut off the water supply and remove the manual valve stem, leaving the valve body
installed. Remove the O-ring or flat washer. Important: Clean any old gasket material
from the valve body surface before installing the new gasket and Converter Valve.
2. Insert Converter and Reassemble Valve
Attach the automatic converter, making sure the gasket seals. When converting a
brass anti-siphon valve, the anti-siphon cover must be removed and replaced
simultaneously with the converter. Make sure the plunger and gasket are lined up
correctly when replacing the anti-siphon cover. Turn on the water supply and check
assembly for leaks.
3. Run the Wire
With the power off, connect the valve to an Orbit
®
timer (or other timer that uses a
UL
®
approved 24 volt class 2 transformer as a power source). Use a multi-colored,
multi-strand jacketed sprinkler wire. Be sure the wire has at least one more strand
than the number of valves in the manifold. Trench and run the wire to the valves. It is
recommended, in areas that you will be frequently digging, that you use a section of
PVC pipe as a protective covering.
4. Attach the Wire
Attach a colored wire to one wire on the solenoid and a common wire to the other wire
of the solenoid. It doesn't matter which solenoid wire you use as the common. Attach
the colored wires to the corresponding zone terminal in the timer and the common wire
to the common connection of the timer. Use standard sprinkler wire (20 gauge) for dis-
tances less than 800 feet and 18 gauge wire for over 800 feet. Use an Orbit
®
Grease
Cap and Wire Nut at each solenoid for a water-proof connection. Also water-proof any
splices made along the run.
5. Close the Sprinkler Valves
Turn the Manual Bleed clockwise until closed. Turn the water supply on. The valve
should remain closed.
6. Open Valves and Set Flow Control
Turn the Manual Bleed screw counter-clockwise to manually open the valve (water
will escape from around the bleed screw). Open the flow control to adjust the sprinkler
heads to the desired spray coverage. Then close the manual bleed screw; the valve
will shut off in a few moments. The system is now ready to be controlled electrically
from the controller or manually by opening the manual bleed screw. NOTE: The flow
control is not a positive shut-off.
Draining
In freezing areas, the valves and lines will need to be drained. To insure the electric
valves are completely drained in the fall, turn off the main sprinkler shut-off valve and
electrically run each valve dry for a few minutes. Turn the timer to the off position until
spring.
Caution:
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If Static Water Pressure exceeds 80 PSI, a pressure regulator should be used.
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For outdoor use with cold water only; Do not use for indoor applications. Valves
should be placed so that water drains away from the house.
Notes:
Where possible, always protect valves with an Orbit
®
Valve Box and place
gravel in the bottom.
MANUAL VALVE
REPLACING THE MANUAL
STEM WITH THE CONVERTER
WIRING THE CONVERTER TO THE TIMER
Manual
Valve Stem
Flat Washer
Valve Body
Flow Control
Manual Bleed
Note: Water
will leak from
screw when
open.
Gasket
Anti-Siphon
Cover
Cover Flat
Washer
Plunger
Valve Body
Grease Caps and Station
Wire Connections
To Timer
Valve Common
Connection
Single Common
Wire Out (to timer)
Anti-Siphon
Cover
Hex Nut
Lawnlife
®
Model 57034 Model 57035
ADAPTATEUR
AUTOMATIQUE
EN LAITON
CONSIGNES D' UTILISATION
L' adaptateur automatique convertit des vannes d' arroseur manuelles
en vannes automatiques. L' adaptateur fonctionne avec la plupart des
programmateurs 24 V.
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Il est impératif de s' informer de la réglementation en vigueur avant
d' installer un systéme d' arrosage.
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Si la pression statique de l' eau dépasse 80 psi, l' utilisation d' un
régulateur de pression est recommandée.
Important: Ne convient pas aux vannes manuelles en plastique.
CONSIGNES DINSTALLATION
1. Retrait de la tige manuelle
Coupez l’alimentation en eau et retirez la tige de vanne manuelle en laissant le corps
de la vanne en place. Retirez le joint torique ou la rondelle plate. Important: Éliminez
les débris d’ancien joint à la surface du corps de la vanne avant d’installer le nouveau
joint et la vanne adaptatrice.
2. Insertion de l’adaptateur et remontage de la vanne
Raccordez l’adaptateur automatique en contrôlant l’étanchéité du joint. Lorsque
l’adaptateur est monté sur une vanne antisiphon en laiton, il faut retirer le cache antisi-
phon et le remplacer simultanément par l’adaptateur. Assurez-vous que le plongeur et
le joint sont correctement alignés lorsque vous remplacez le cache antisiphon. Ouvrez
l’alimentation en eau et recherchez les fuites éventuelles.
3. Traction du fil
Après avoir coupé l’alimentation électrique, connectez les vannes à un programmateur
Orbit
®
(ou à tout autre programmateur alimenté par un transformateur 24 V de catégo-
rie 2 agréé UL
®
). Utilisez un fil à arroseur multicolore, à plusieurs torons, gainé.
Assurez-vous que le fil comporte au moins un toron de plus que le nombre de vannes
du collecteur. Creusez une tranchée et tirez le fil jusqu’aux vannes. Dans les zones
vous creuserez fréquemment, il est recommandé d’utiliser une section de tuyau en
PVC en protection.
4. Raccordement du fil
Raccordez un fil coloré à un fil du solénoïde de la vanne et un conducteur neutre à
l’autre fil du solénoïde. On peut utiliser n’importe quel fil du solénoïde comme con-
ducteur neutre. Raccordez les fils colorés à la borne de zone correspondante du pro-
grammateur, et le conducteur neutre, à la borne neutre du programmateur. Utilisez du
fil à arroseur standard de calibre 20 pour les distances inférieures à 800 pieds (244 m)
et un fil de calibre 18 pour les distances supérieures à 800 pieds (244 m). Utilisez un
chapeau Orbit
®
et un serre-fils à chaque solénoïde pour établir une connexion
étanche à l’eau. En outre, rendez étanche toute jonction réalisée sur la tranchée.
5. Fermeture des vannes d’arrosage
Tournez la purge manuelle dans le sens des aiguilles d’une montre jusqu’à la ferme-
ture. Ouvrez l’alimentation en eau. Les vannes doivent rester fermées.
6. Ouverture des vannes et réglage de la commande de débit
Tournez la purge manuelle dans le sens inverse des aiguilles d’une montre pour ouvrir
manuellement la vanne (de l’eau s’écoulera autour de la vis de purge). Ouvrez la com-
mande de débit pour régler les tuyères d’arroseur afin d’obtenir la couverture
d’arrosage souhaitée. Puis, fermez la vis de vidange manuelle ; la vanne se fermera
quelques instants plus tard. Le circuit est à présent prêt à être commandé électrique-
ment à partir du contrôleur ou manuellement en desserrant la vis de purge manuelle.
remarque : La commande de débit n’est pas un robinet de sectionnement positif.
Purge
Dans les régions la température descend au-dessous du point de congélation, il
faut purger les vannes et les conduites. En automne, pour vous assurer que les élec-
trovannes sont complètement purgées, fermez le robinet principal des arroseurs et
faites fonctionner électriquement chaque vanne, à sec, pendant quelques minutes.
Mettez le programmateur en position d’arrêt Off ») jusqu’au printemps.
Attention:
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Si la pression statique de l’eau dépasse 80 psi (5,5 bars), l’utilisation d’un régulateur
de pression est recommandée.
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À utiliser à l’extérieur, avec une alimentation en eau froide uniquement. Ne pas uti-
liser à l’intérieur. Disposez les vannes de manière à ce que l’eau de purge s’écoule
en direction opposée à la maison.
Remarque:
Si possible, protégez toujours les vannes par une boîte à vanne Orbit
®
, en
plaçant du gravier au fond.
CÂBLAGE DE LADAPTATEUR SUR LE PROGRAMMATEUR
Chapeaux et fils de
connexion au poste
Vers la vanne du
programmateur
Connexion neutre
Sortie de fil neutre unique
(vers le programmateur)
VANNE MANUELLE
REMPLACEMENT DE LA TIGE MANUELLE
PAR LAAVEC LADAPTATEUR
Tige de vanne
manuelle
Rondelle
plate
Corps de
la vanne
Commande de
débit
Purge manuelle
Remarque : De
l’eau s’écoulera
autour de la vis
à l’ouverture.
Joint
Cache
antisiphon
Rondelle plate
de cache
Plongeur
Corps de la
vanne
Cache antisi-
phon
L’écrou à
six pans
PARTS LISTING
Models 57034, 57035, 57130, 57131
Washer
Diaphragm
Retaining Nut
Reinforced Valve
Diaphragm
Washer
Fiber Washer
Lower Half
Converter Valve Body
Converter Body
Fiber Washer
Stainless Spring
Diaphragm-Seal
Connecter Shaft
Holder, Seal
Seal to Shaft O-ring
Seal
Seal Retaining Nut
Nut
Lock Washer
Flow Control Handle
Solenoid
Solenoid O-ring
Bleed Screw
Bleed Screw O-ring
Lid Retaining Screws
Upper Half
Converter Valve Body
Flow Control
Stem 0-ring
Flow Control Stem
Metering Pin
Washer
Diaphragm
Retaining Nut
Reinforced Valve
Diaphragm
Washer
Fiber Washer
Lower Half
Converter Valve Body
Converter Body
Fiber Washer
Stainless Spring
Diaphragm-Seal
Connecter Shaft
Holder, Seal
Seal to Shaft O-ring
Seal
Seal Retaining Nut
Nut
Lock Washer
Flow Control Handle
Solenoid
Solenoid O-ring
Bleed Screw
Bleed Screw O-ring
Lid Retaining Screws
Upper Half
Converter Valve Body
Flow Control
Stem 0-ring
Flow Control Stem
Metering Pin
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