Questions about solenoid valves

2011-05-04View Original

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Our factory has 3 Mettler-Toledo solenoid valves; it takes a long time for air to flow through them when they are powered on, and the solenoid valves also heat up. The power supply is 24V. Please have an expert analyze it~~

Reply #22011-05-04

How long has it been? It’s normal to have a fever; it would be strange if there was no fever at all. Spool jamming

Reply #32011-05-04

The valve core is stuck; clean the valve core! !

Reply #42011-05-05

It is likely that water has entered the valve core; when water mixes with the lubricant, it forms a very viscous paste-like substance, which is why it takes a long time for the air supply to be switched.

Reply #52011-05-05

This situation is usually caused by a stuck valve core! !

Reply #62011-05-05

The manufacturer says it’s due to the device being powered on for long periods of time; it’s almost unbearable~

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