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5. Problems with the Injector

These problems are usually detected while using the injection valve. Leaky injection valves are discussed in Section 3 (Leaks).

A. Manual Injector, Hard to Turn

Possible Cause Solution

1. Damaged rotor seal 1. Rebuild or replace valve
2. Rotor too tight 2. Adjust rotor tension

B. Manual Injector, Hard to Load

Possible Cause Solution

1. Valve misaligned 1. Adjust alignment
2. Blocked loop 2. Replace loop
3. Dirty syringe 3. Clean or replace syringe
4. Blocked lines 4. Clear or replace lines

C. Autoinjector, Will Not Turn

Possible Cause Solution

1. No air pressure (or power) 1. Supply proper pressure (power)
2. Rotor too tight 2. Adjust
3. Valve misaligned 3. Adjust alignment

D. Autoinjector, Other Problems

Possible Cause Solution

1. Blockage 1. Clear or replace blocked portion
2. Jammed mechanism 2. See service manual
3. Faulty controller 3. Repair or replace controller

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