Pneumatic Control Valve

Usually a continuous leakage at air breather indicates bad seals in the cylinder.

You can check the cylinder seal/seals by removing the flow line from the end of the cylinder that is connecred to Exhaust when the leakage is happeniing to see if it is bypassing cylinder seals. If the cylinder seals are bypassing air will be coming from the cylinder. If the valve is bypassing airwill be coming from the valve.

Found Seals to be the problem 99% of the times the phenomonon I understand you are explaining was occurring.

Telemecanique PS1 - E10


Regards Woody

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Please where can i get this pneumatic control valve to buy.

(telemecanique PS1 - E10)

HELLO, AM ALSO LOOKING FOR THE EXACT COMPONENT YOU SRE LOOKING FOR.

IF HAVE GOT IT, PLEASE LET MEKNOW WHERE AND WHEN.

I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR IMMEDIATE RESPONSE.

THANK YOU

As you look at the picture there are 3 compnents. The component on the left, which the thumb is on is part number ps1-E1017. This is the one which gave me problems with the air leaking past the seals. The other component of the far right side is part number PS1-E1867. I know becuase I had the same problems and had to order the part directly from Chicago Dryer. I probably paid double the price than if I purchased the product directly from a distrubuter.