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613100-X

LOWER PUMP SERVICE PROCEDURES

LOWER PUMP DISASSEMBLY

NOTE: All threads are right hand.

1. Clamp the lower pump assembly in a vise side ways on the (7) pump

body with the material outlet up.

2. With a plastic hammer tap all around the lower end of the (16) suc-

tion tube. (Close to the bottom).

3. Place strap wrench around the (16) suction tube and hold securely.

Place a wrench on the foot valve body and disassemble from the

suction tube.

4. Remove the (17) dowel pin and (20) ball from the (21) foot valve

body.

5. Remove the (19) “O” ring from (21) foot valve body.

6. Disassemble the (16) suction tube from the pump body.

7. Remove the (3) plunger using extreme caution not to damage the

finish on the O.D.

8. Remove the (9) “O” ring from the (7) pump body.

9. Place the strap wrench on the (2) spacer tube and unscrew the

spacer tube from the (7) pump body.

10. Place a wooden dowel or hammer handle in the (2) spacer tube and

lightly tap the (4) washer, and the (5) packing out of the chamber.

11. Remove the (6) gasket from the (7) pump body.

12. Clamp the flats of the (11) rod in the vise. Remove the (3) plunger

and the (10) lock washer from the (11) rod.

13. Remove the (15) nut.

14. With a spanner wrench remove the (14) retaining nut.

15. Remove the (12) cup and (13) “O” ring.

LOWER PUMP END REASSEMBLY

NOTE: Use anti seizing compound on all stainless steel threads.

1. Thoroughly grease and install the (4) washer, and the (5) packing

into the bore of the (2) spacer tube with the lips toward the opening.

2. Seat the (6) gasket in the (7) pump body.

3. Apply PTFE tape or Parker Ferulube to the threads on the end of the

(2) spacer tube that the packing was installed into, and insert into the

top of the (7) pump body (top does not have external threads) and

screw securely together.

4. Thoroughly grease and install the (9) “O” ring into the bottom of the

pump body.

5. Place the (3) plunger (with 1/2 - 20 thread down) into the top of the

(2) spacer tube, and slowly work the plunger through the (5) pack-

ing, until the plunger extends out of the (7) pump body.

6. Place the (10) lock washer over the threads on the (11) rod.

7. Clean the threads of both pieces with solvent, apply Loctite and

screw securely onto the (3) plunger.

8. Slide the assembled (12) cup and (13) “O” ring onto the (11) rod.

9. Thoroughly clean with solvent and apply Loctite to the 7/16 - 20

threads of the (11) rod.

10. Screw the (14) retaining nut onto the (11) rod and tighten with a

spanner wrench.

11. Screw the (15) nut onto the (11) rod and tighten.

12. Push the assembled (3) plunger and (12) cup up until the cup comes

in contact with the (7) pump body.

13. Thoroughly grease the inside of, and apply PTFE tape or Parker

Ferulube to the external threads of the (16) suction tube. Carefully

force the externally threaded end of the suction tube over the (13)

“O” ring and screw into the (7) body.

14. Thoroughly grease and install the (19) “O” ring on the (21) foot valve

body.

15. Place the (20) ballin the (21) foot valve bodyand insert the (17) dow-

el pin into the two holes in the foot valve body.

16. Apply PTFE tape or anti-seizing to the threads of the (21) foot valve

body and screw them into the (16) suction tube and tighten securely.

17. The lower pump end is now assembled.

Summary of Contents for ARO 613100-1

Page 1: ...13100 1 and 613104 wash pump has been designed for heavy duty cleaning with detergents caustics and dilute acid type clean ers The model 613100 1 basic pumps come without accessories The 10 1 ratio double acting pump section is separated from the air mo tor to prevent any cleaning solution from coming in contact with and damaging the air motor All metal parts in the pumping section are manufacture...

Page 2: ... angle will produce a chiseling effect for better cleaning 4 Rinse the object thoroughly with clean water from the top down General cleaning instructions for aluminum brightening If not supplied by chemical supplier 1 Apply aluminum brightener to an area of approximately 100 square feet approximately 3 semi trailer panels from the bottom up 2 Let the brightening solution soak until light foaming o...

Page 3: ...3 Place strap wrench around the 76048 spacer tube and remove by turning counter clockwise If the strap wrench slips on the 76048 spacer tube wrap a piece of 400 sand paper around the 76048 spacer tube and under the strap wrench NOTE Pipe wrench will damage the finish of the tube 4 Afterthe76048spacertubehasbeenunscrewedfromthe65444air motor assembly pull the lower pump assembly down until the 3 pl...

Page 4: ... the opening 2 Seat the 6 gasket in the 7 pump body 3 ApplyPTFEtapeorParkerFerulubetothethreadsontheendofthe 2 spacertubethatthepackingwasinstalledinto andinsertintothe top of the 7 pump body top does not have external threads and screw securely together 4 Thoroughly grease and install the 9 O ring into the bottom of the pump body 5 Place the 3 plunger with 1 2 20 thread down into the top of the 2...

Page 5: ...13 O Ring 3 16 x 1 7 8 o d 1 Y325 325 14 Retaining Nut 1 76046 15 Nut 7 16 20 1 Y11 7 T 16 Suction Tube 1 90621 17 Dowel Pin 1 90620 Z 19 O Ring 1 8 x 2 o d 1 Y325 224 20 Ball 1 90948 21 Foot Valve 1 76932 22 Adapter 3 4 NPT x 3 8 NPT 1 Y45 308 T 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 2 1 8 16 UN 2A TH D 2 NPSM TH D 2 16 UN 2B TH D 3 8 NPTF Material Outlet Clean with solvent and app...

Page 6: ...Upstroke Worn 13 O Ring Replace with new 13 O Ring See Lower Pump End Instructions Material Leakage Out the Oil Daily Holes in Pump Worn 5 packing Replacewornpacking SeeLowerPumpEndIn structions Air leakage out of the Main Exhaust Worn 90796 valve insert Replace the valve insert See Air Motor Instructions Loose 65027 Piston Assembly Tighten piston assembly See Air Motor Instructions Damaged 65027 ...

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