WENK Pneumatic 3V/4V/5V Series Manifold
Product Detail
Working Media |
Air (40µm filtered) |
Working Temperature Range |
-20℃~70℃ |
Body Material |
Aluminum Alloy |
WENK Pneumatic 3V/4V/5V Series Manifold User Guide

1. Product Introduction
The WENK Pneumatic 3V/4V/5V Series Manifold is an efficient pneumatic component designed for centralized installation and management of multiple solenoid valves, enabling centralized control of pneumatic systems. This series of manifolds features a modular design with compact structure, easy installation, and simple maintenance, making it widely applicable in industrial automation, mechanical manufacturing, robot control, and other fields.
The manifold is precision-crafted from high-quality aluminum alloy material with special surface treatment, providing excellent corrosion resistance and durability. Based on different application requirements, the 3V/4V/5V series manifolds offer various specifications and configurations, compatible with different models and quantities of solenoid valves, providing users with flexible system integration solutions.

2. Installation Instructions
2.1 Pre-Installation Preparation
- Confirm that the manifold model matches the solenoid valve model being used
- Check the manifold surface for damage, ensuring all interfaces are intact
- Prepare necessary installation tools: hex wrenches, screwdrivers, seals, etc.
- Ensure the installation environment is clean to prevent dust and impurities from entering the air circuit
2.2 Installation Steps
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Fixing the Manifold:
- Use appropriate bolts to fix the manifold on the installation panel
- Ensure the installation surface is flat to avoid leaks caused by improper installation
- Reserve sufficient space for solenoid valve installation and maintenance
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Installing Solenoid Valves:
- Clean the connection surfaces of the solenoid valves and manifold
- Apply a proper amount of grease to the O-rings of the solenoid valves
- Align the solenoid valves with the installation positions on the manifold, ensuring the positioning pins are correctly inserted
- Use hex wrenches to tighten the fixing bolts in a diagonal sequence to avoid uneven stress
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Connecting Air Supply:
- Connect the air inlet and exhaust ports according to the markings on the manifold
- Use appropriate air hoses and fittings to ensure secure connections
- Check all connection points for leaks
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Electrical Connection:
- Connect the control circuit according to the electrical specifications of the solenoid valves
- Ensure electrical connections comply with safety standards
- Perform electrical insulation testing to ensure system safety
Fixing the Manifold:
- Use appropriate bolts to fix the manifold on the installation panel
- Ensure the installation surface is flat to avoid leaks caused by improper installation
- Reserve sufficient space for solenoid valve installation and maintenance
Installing Solenoid Valves:
- Clean the connection surfaces of the solenoid valves and manifold
- Apply a proper amount of grease to the O-rings of the solenoid valves
- Align the solenoid valves with the installation positions on the manifold, ensuring the positioning pins are correctly inserted
- Use hex wrenches to tighten the fixing bolts in a diagonal sequence to avoid uneven stress
Connecting Air Supply:
- Connect the air inlet and exhaust ports according to the markings on the manifold
- Use appropriate air hoses and fittings to ensure secure connections
- Check all connection points for leaks
Electrical Connection:
- Connect the control circuit according to the electrical specifications of the solenoid valves
- Ensure electrical connections comply with safety standards
- Perform electrical insulation testing to ensure system safety

3. Operation Guide
3.1 Pre-Start Inspection
- Confirm all mechanical and electrical connections are correct
- Check if the air supply pressure is within the specified range
- Manually operate the solenoid valves to confirm normal mechanical movement
- Check for abnormal leaks or noise
3.2 Normal Operation
- Start the control system according to the designed program
- Observe the working status of the manifold and solenoid valves
- Monitor system pressure and temperature to ensure they are within normal ranges
- Regularly check system operation and promptly detect and handle abnormalities
3.3 Shutdown Operation
- Stop system operation according to the specified procedure
- Close the air supply and release system pressure
- If shutting down for an extended period, it is recommended to disconnect the power supply
- Record the system status for reference during the next startup

4. Maintenance
4.1 Daily Maintenance
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Cleaning:
- Regularly clean dust and debris from the manifold surface
- Keep the air circuit interfaces clean to prevent impurities from entering the system
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Inspection:
- Regularly check if all connecting bolts are loose
- Check if seals are aged or damaged
- Check air supply quality to ensure no moisture or impurities
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Lubrication:
- Add lubricating oil to components requiring lubrication according to the manufacturer's recommendations
- Use appropriate lubrication products to avoid reactions with sealing materials
Cleaning:
- Regularly clean dust and debris from the manifold surface
- Keep the air circuit interfaces clean to prevent impurities from entering the system
Inspection:
- Regularly check if all connecting bolts are loose
- Check if seals are aged or damaged
- Check air supply quality to ensure no moisture or impurities
Lubrication:
- Add lubricating oil to components requiring lubrication according to the manufacturer's recommendations
- Use appropriate lubrication products to avoid reactions with sealing materials
4.2 Regular Maintenance
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Quarterly Maintenance:
- Conduct a comprehensive inspection of the working status of the manifold and solenoid valves
- Test system response time and stability
- Replace aged seals and damaged components
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Annual Maintenance:
- Perform a comprehensive cleaning and inspection of the manifold
- Check if the internal air circuit is blocked or worn
- Conduct pressure testing to ensure the sealing performance of the system
- Consider replacing key components based on usage conditions
Quarterly Maintenance:
- Conduct a comprehensive inspection of the working status of the manifold and solenoid valves
- Test system response time and stability
- Replace aged seals and damaged components
Annual Maintenance:
- Perform a comprehensive cleaning and inspection of the manifold
- Check if the internal air circuit is blocked or worn
- Conduct pressure testing to ensure the sealing performance of the system
- Consider replacing key components based on usage conditions

5. Troubleshooting
5.1 Common Faults and Solutions
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Insufficient system pressure
- Possible Causes: Low air supply pressure, air circuit leaks, filter blockage
- Solutions: Check air supply pressure, troubleshoot leak points, clean or replace filters
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Solenoid valve not operating
- Possible Causes: Electrical connection faults, coil damage, insufficient air supply pressure
- Solutions: Check electrical connections, test coil resistance, check air supply pressure
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Abnormal leaks
- Possible Causes: Damaged seals, loose connecting bolts, aged O-rings
- Solutions: Replace seals, tighten connecting bolts, replace O-rings
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Slow movement
- Possible Causes: Insufficient air supply pressure, blocked air circuit, poor lubrication
- Solutions: Check air supply pressure, clean air circuit, add lubricating oil
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Abnormal noise
- Possible Causes: Unstable air supply pressure, worn mechanical components, improper installation
- Solutions: Stabilize air supply pressure, replace worn components, reinstall and adjust
Insufficient system pressure
- Possible Causes: Low air supply pressure, air circuit leaks, filter blockage
- Solutions: Check air supply pressure, troubleshoot leak points, clean or replace filters
Solenoid valve not operating
- Possible Causes: Electrical connection faults, coil damage, insufficient air supply pressure
- Solutions: Check electrical connections, test coil resistance, check air supply pressure
Abnormal leaks
- Possible Causes: Damaged seals, loose connecting bolts, aged O-rings
- Solutions: Replace seals, tighten connecting bolts, replace O-rings
Slow movement
- Possible Causes: Insufficient air supply pressure, blocked air circuit, poor lubrication
- Solutions: Check air supply pressure, clean air circuit, add lubricating oil
Abnormal noise
- Possible Causes: Unstable air supply pressure, worn mechanical components, improper installation
- Solutions: Stabilize air supply pressure, replace worn components, reinstall and adjust
5.2 Fault Handling Process
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Preliminary Diagnosis: Based on the fault phenomenon, make a preliminary judgment by referring to the common fault table
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System Inspection: Check each possible fault point in order from simple to complex
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Fault Exclusion: Take corresponding solutions based on the diagnosis results
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Verification Testing: After excluding the fault, conduct system testing to ensure the fault is completely resolved
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Record and Archive: Record the fault situation and solution for future reference












