Introducción
This manual provides essential information for the proper use, installation, and maintenance of the Sealey TV414 Tubeless Snap-in Type Tyre Valves. These valves are designed for reliable performance in various automotive applications.
The Sealey TV414 tyre valves are manufactured from EDPM rubber, which is known for its resistance to dry rot and wear, ensuring long-lasting durability.
Producto terminadoview
Figure 1: A single Sealey TR414 tubeless snap-in tyre valve, featuring its durable black rubber construction and brass threaded stem, complete with a protective cap. This valve is designed for secure fitment in tubeless tyre rims.
Figura 2: Perfil lateralfile of the Sealey TR414 tyre valve, illustrating its complete form including the main rubber body, brass stem, and the detached valve cap. This view highlights the snap-in base and the threaded top for the cap.
Figure 3: Demonstration of a technician, wearing protective green gloves, utilizing a specialized blue tool to carefully remove an old tyre valve from a silver alloy wheel rim. This process is crucial for proper tyre maintenance and replacement.
Figure 4: A technician, with green gloves, is shown using a blue installation tool to correctly seat a new tubeless tyre valve into the valve hole of a silver wheel rim. Proper installation ensures an airtight seal and safe tyre operation.
Instrucciones de instalación
These instructions outline the general procedure for installing Sealey TV414 tubeless snap-in tyre valves. Always refer to your vehicle or tyre manufacturer's specific guidelines for detailed procedures.
- Ensure the tyre is completely deflated and removed from the wheel rim.
- Remove the old valve by cutting or pulling it out from the rim's valve hole. Clean the valve hole thoroughly, removing any debris or corrosion.
- Lubricate the base of the new Sealey TV414 valve with a suitable tyre lubricant. This aids in smooth insertion and prevents damage to the rubber.
- From the inside of the rim, insert the brass stem of the valve through the valve hole. Pull the valve firmly from the outside until the rubber base snaps securely into place, creating an airtight seal. A valve installation tool (as shown in Figure 4) is highly recommended for this step.
- Once installed, ensure the valve is seated flush against the rim on both sides.
- Re-mount the tyre onto the rim and inflate to the recommended pressure. Check for any air leaks around the valve stem using a soapy water solution.
Operación y uso
The Sealey TV414 tyre valves are designed for straightforward operation. Once installed, they provide a reliable seal for maintaining tyre pressure.
- Always keep the valve cap securely tightened when not checking tyre pressure. The cap helps prevent dirt, moisture, and foreign objects from entering the valve core and protects the valve core from damage.
- When checking tyre pressure, unscrew the valve cap, attach a pressure gauge, and read the pressure. Re-attach the cap immediately after checking.
- When inflating tyres, remove the valve cap, attach the air hose, and inflate to the recommended pressure. Replace the cap once inflation is complete.
Mantenimiento y cuidado
Proper maintenance extends the life of your Sealey TV414 tyre valves and ensures continued safety.
- Regularly inspect the rubber body of the valve for any signs of cracking, perishing, or damage. Replace valves immediately if any damage is observed.
- Ensure valve caps are always present and tightened. Missing caps can lead to valve core contamination and premature wear.
- Avoid using harsh chemicals or petroleum-based cleaners on the rubber part of the valve, as these can degrade the EDPM rubber.
- It is recommended to replace tyre valves every time new tyres are fitted, as they are a critical safety component and are subject to wear and tear over time due to environmental factors and centrifugal force.
Solución de problemas
| Problema | Posible causa | Solución |
|---|---|---|
| Air Leak from Valve Stem | Improper installation, damaged valve, or loose valve core. | Re-seat the valve, replace the valve if damaged, or tighten the valve core with a valve core tool. |
| Valve Cap Difficult to Remove/Install | Dirt or corrosion on threads. | Clean threads with a small brush. Apply a small amount of silicone grease if necessary. |
| Tyre Loses Pressure Slowly | Valve leak (check with soapy water), puncture in tyre, or rim leak. | Check valve for leaks. If valve is leaking, replace it. Inspect tyre and rim for other leaks. |
If issues persist after attempting these solutions, consult a qualified tyre technician.
Especificaciones del producto
| Característica | Detalle |
|---|---|
| Fabricante | Sealey |
| Marca | Sealey |
| Modelo | Tyre Valve Tubeless Snap-in Type TR414 Pack of 100 |
| Número de modelo del artículo | TV414 |
| Material | Rubber (EDPM) |
| Número de artículos | 100 |
| Peso del artículo | 1.06 kg (for pack) |
| Dimensiones del producto | 4 x 18 x 20 cm (for pack) |
| Tipo | Tubeless Snap-in Type |
| Tipo de válvula | TR414 |
Garantía y soporte
For specific warranty information regarding your Sealey TV414 Tyre Valves, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or contact Sealey customer support directly. General product support and technical assistance can be obtained through the manufacturer's official channels.
Fabricante Websitio: www.sealey.co.uk
