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Stage Plates

There are four types of Stage Plates used in this pump.
The basic construction is the same but dimensions vary as
shown in Figure 7.

1.

Suction Stage Plate (Key No. 10) is used above the
Guide Housing placed above the Suction Bracket.
This Stage Plate has a Bottom Seating Diameter of
121.2 mm, Top Seating Diameter of 121.3 mm, and no
Rubber Wear Ring.

2.

Standard Stage Plate (Key No. 14) is used in all
Stage Casings except those that require the other
Stage Plates listed here. This Stage Plate has a Top
and Bottom Seating Diameter of 121.3 mm and
includes a Rubber Wear Ring.

3.

IGH Stage Plate (Key No. 15) is used on the top and
bottom of Intermediate Guide Housings. This Stage
Plate has a Top and Bottom Seating Diameter of
121.3 mm and no Rubber Wear Ring.

4.

Discharge Stage Plate (Key No. 17) is used in the
last Stage Casing in the pump (at the Discharge end).
This Stage Plate has a Bottom Seating Diameter of
121.3 mm, Top Seating Diameter of 121.2 mm, and no
Rubber Wear Ring.

ASSEMBLY

Please refer to the exploded view on Page 10 for Key
No. references.

Please refer to Table VI, Page 9, for the correct
location of the Intermediate Guide Housings (which is
determined by the number of stages in the pump).

1.

Mount the Suction Bracket (Key No. 1) on the
Assembly Fixture (See Figure 8, Page 9, for Fixture
specifications) and clamp it through the holes
provided.

2.

Insert the Inner Strainer (Key No. 2) in the Suction
Bracket.

3.

Clean and straighten the Pump Shaft (Key No. 7) until
TIR is 50 to 100 microns (.002” to .004”).

4.

Lock the Coupling (Key No. 3) to the Pump Shaft (Key
No. 7) with the Coupling Lock Washer (Key No. 5) and
the M8 Allen Screw (Key No. 6).

5.

Install the Shaft in the Suction Bracket. Make sure that
the Shaft Assembly is correctly aligned and is down
solidly on the Fixture.

6.

Slide the Guide Sleeve (Key No. 8) down over the
Shaft and seat it on the Shaft’s step.

7.

Slide the Guide Housing (Key No. 9) over the Pump
Shaft. Seat it on the Suction Bracket by gently tapping
around it with a rubber mallet.

NOTICE:  The bearing is not centered end-to-end in
the Guide Housing. Make sure that the Guide Housing
goes on to the Shaft with the short (9.25mm or 3/8”)
end of the Guide Housing going first, as shown in the
exploded view, Page 10.

8.

Slide the Suction Stage Plate (Key No. 10) over the
Shaft and seat it in the Guide Housing by gently
tapping it with a rubber mallet.

9.

Slide an Impeller (Key No. 11) over the Shaft until it
rests on the Guide Sleeve (Key No. 8).

10. Slide the first Stage Casing (Key No. 12) over the

Shaft and seat it on the Stage Plate by gently tapping
it with a rubber mallet.

NOTICE:  The Stage Casing is pre-assembled with a
Diffuser (Key No. 13) and a rubber Diffuser Wear
Ring.

11. If your next stage is a standard Stage Casing,insert

the Standard Stage Plate (Key No. 14) and seat it in
the Stage Casing by gently tapping it with a rubber
mallet. If your next stage is an Intermediate Guide
Housing (IGH),Insert the IGH Stage Plate (Key No.
15) and seat it in the Stage Casing by gently tapping it
with a rubber mallet.  When you reach the last stage in
the pump, insert the Discharge Stage Plate (Key No.
17) and seat it in the Stage Casing by gently tapping it
with a rubber mallet.

12. Repeat steps 9 through 11 until you are ready to

install the Discharge or an Intermediate Guide
Housing (IGH), whichever comes first. See Table VI,
Page 9, for IGH locations.

If an Intermediate Guide Housing is required, proceed
with steps 13 through 17. If not, go to Step 18.

13. Make sure that the Stage Plate installed in the last

Stage Casing is an IGH Stage Plate (Key No. 15), not
a Standard Stage Plate (Key No. 14).

14. Slide a Guide Sleeve (Key No. 8) over the Shaft  and

seat it on the Impeller.

15. Slide the Intermediate Guide Housing (Key No. 16)

over the Shaft and seat it in the IGH Stage Plate by
gently tapping around it with a rubber mallet.

NOTICE:  The bearing is not centered end-to-end in
the Intermediate Guide Housing. Make sure that the
Intermediate Guide Housing goes on to the Shaft with
the short (4.25mm or 3/16”) end of the Housing going
first, as shown in the exploded view, Page 10.

16. Slide another IGH Stage Plate (Key No. 15) over the

Shaft and seat it in the Intermediate Guide Housing
(Key No. 16) by gently tapping around it with a rubber
mallet.

17. Repeat steps 9 through 11 until the next Intermediate

Guide Housing or the Discharge Assembly is reached,
whichever comes first. 

If a second Intermediate Guide Housing is required,
repeat steps 13 through 17. If not, go on to Step 18.

18. When all the stages and guide housing assemblies

are completed, slide the Spacer (Key No. 18) over the
shaft until it rests on the Impeller.

NOTICE: Be sure to install the Discharge Stage Plate
(Key No. 17) instead of the Standard Stage Plate (Key
No. 14) in the last stage before the Guide Housing
(Key No. 9).

19. Slide the Thrust Washer (Key No. 19) over the shaft

until it rests on the Spacer.

Summary of Contents for 6S Series

Page 1: ...nt wear and reduce pump capacity and discharge pressure Never use the pump to develop or clean the well Permanent pump damage can result within the first few hours of operation If the well casing is s...

Page 2: ...Insert wires into connector until insulation butts up against connector Crimp connector to wires with a pair of crimping pliers Pull on cable to make sure the connection is solid and tight 2 SPECIFIC...

Page 3: ...the leak is in the splice 4 If leak is not in splice slowly pull cable out of water until reading changes to infinity Reading will change to infinity when leak comes out of water 5 Repair cable by spl...

Page 4: ...alified electricians should perform these tests When testing use all normal precautions for the voltages involved Electrical test of motor cable connections The cable and splices can be damaged as the...

Page 5: ...s L3 53 Amps L3 52 Amps L3 51 Amps Total 150 Amps Total 150 Amps Total 150 Amps B Divide each total by three to get average amps Example 150 3 50 Example 150 3 50 Example 150 3 50 C For each hookup fi...

Page 6: ...not be freed disconnect pump from motor disassemble liquid end see Page 7 and backwash sand from each part Checking Pump Performance Water containing abrasives can cause impeller wear and reduce impel...

Page 7: ...s 28 and 27 and remove the straps 4 Gently tap the Discharge Key No 24 and remove it 5 Gently tap the Guide Housing Key No 9 and remove it 6 Loosen the M8 Allen Screw in the top of the Shaft Key No 6...

Page 8: ...ntly tapping it with a rubber mallet 9 Slide an Impeller Key No 11 over the Shaft until it rests on the Guide Sleeve Key No 8 10 Slide the first Stage Casing Key No 12 over the Shaft and seat it on th...

Page 9: ...ns Number of Number of Stages Guide Housings Required 0 12 0 13 24 1 at Midpoint of Shaft 25 37 2 at 1 3 and 2 3 Length of Shaft Space Intermediate Guide Housings evenly 9 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE To av...

Page 10: ...1 12 13 31 32 8 16 15 11 14 11 17 18 19 20 21 6 9 22 25 26 2 1 32 31 32 24 23 12 5 8 9 27 28 32 29 13 12 13 25 30 30 121 20 48 5 43 5 9 25 4 25 121 20 121 30 121 20 121 30 121 20 Assembly Fixture 3367...

Page 11: ...Standard Guide Housing 2 10 Suction Stage Plate 1 11 Impeller 12 Stage Casing 13 Diffuser 14 Standard Stage Plate 15 IGH Stage Plate 16 Intermediate Guide Housing IGH 17 Discharge Stage Plate 1 18 Sp...

Page 12: ...agnetic controller coil 4 Check starter and coil Pump does not shut off 1 Cable leads improperly connected 1 Check wiring diagram on box cover for correct connections Motor runs but delivers 1 Horizon...

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