Inspection kit for Danfoss ICS/ICM/ICLX 100
Quick guide for the Danfoss 027H7191 inspection kit. Includes assembly diagrams for ICS, ICM, and ICLX size 100 valves and a breakdown of included spare parts.
Table of contents
Quick guide from the manual
This document provides the assembly diagrams and spare parts identification for the Danfoss 027H7191 inspection kit. It is intended for maintenance and repair of specific Danfoss valve sizes. Use the provided exploded view diagrams to correctly identify the placement of seals and components.
Compatibility
The inspection kit is designed for the following valve models, size 100:
- ICS 100
- ICM 100
- ICLX 100
Assembly and parts identification
The manual provides exploded view diagrams for each valve type (ICS, ICM, ICLX). Use these diagrams to identify the correct placement of seals and components during maintenance. Each component is numbered 1 through 12, corresponding to the parts list.
Spare parts specifications
The kit includes various seals and gaskets identified by numbers 1 through 12. Pay attention to the material type (Fibre or Aluminium) and the diameter of each component to ensure the correct part is used for the specific location:
- Fibre seals: Various diameters including 32.5mm, 150mm, 39mm, 114mm, and 142mm.
- Aluminium seals: Identified by specific diameters like 18mm and 22mm.
- Quantities: The manual specifies the exact quantity (Total no.) required for each part number.
Manufacturer information
Danfoss A/S
Practical help
Common problems
Refer to the exploded view diagram for your specific valve model (ICS, ICM, or ICLX) to ensure each seal is placed in the correct groove.
Check the parts list in the manual; seals are marked as either Fibre or Aluminium. Ensure the correct material is used for the specific application.
Before use
- Verify that the valve model is ICS, ICM, or ICLX size 100.
- Clean all sealing surfaces thoroughly before installing new parts.
- Compare the old seals with the new ones to ensure correct sizing.
- Ensure you have the correct quantity of each part as listed in the manual.
Manual page author
David Miller
Documentation analyst
Organizes user manual content into clear summaries, with attention to model details, product context, and everyday usability.