How to Handle the Steel Ball of the Cruze Check Valve Falling into the Oil Passage?
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When the steel ball of the Cruze check valve falls into the oil passage, remove the fuel tank bottom cover and use an air gun to blow the oil passage to retrieve the steel ball. Below is relevant information about the check valve: 1. A check valve, also known as a non-return valve or one-way valve, is used in hydraulic systems to prevent reverse flow of oil or in pneumatic systems to prevent reverse flow of compressed air. 2. There are two types of check valves: straight-through and right-angle. The straight-through check valve is installed on pipelines with threaded connections, which come in three forms: threaded, plate, and flange connections. The hydraulic control check valve, also called a locking valve or pressure-holding valve, functions similarly to a check valve in preventing reverse oil flow. However, in hydraulic circuits requiring reverse oil flow, the control oil pressure can be used to open the check valve, allowing oil to flow in both directions. The hydraulic control check valve uses a conical valve core, ensuring excellent sealing performance. 3. When installing a check valve, pay attention to the medium flow direction to ensure it aligns with the arrow indicated on the valve body. Otherwise, it will block the normal flow of the medium.
