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Operating Instructions And Parts Manual

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- Model number
- Serial number (if any)
- Part description and number as shown 

in parts list

Address parts correspondence to:

Blue Angel Pumps
101 Production Drive
Harrison, OH 45030 U.S.A.

1

Volute

56603

1

2

Volute wear ring

23112

1

3

Impeller

SEE CHART

1

4

Shaft seal kit

56884-002

1

5

Seal plate

56604

1

6

Cover gasket

16855

1

7

Ball Bearings (Furnished with Motor)

1

8

Capacitor

3/4 HP to 2 HP

23126-002

1

1/2 HP only

23126-002

1

9

Locking cable tie

16634

1

10

Pipe Plug 1/4 Hex Socket HD.

16314

1

11

Lifting eye

23124

1

12

Power supply cord

SEP 5, 6, 7, & 8

23125-002

1

SEP 4

23163-001

1

16

1/2 - 13 UNC x 2 1/4 Hex HD.

16636

4

18

Motor housing

56605-001

1

19

Motor

SEE CHART

1

20

3/8 - 16 UNC x 1 1/4 Socket head

16798

3

21

1/2 - 13 UNC x 2 1/4 Hex HD.

16636

2

22

Discharge flange 2”

56606-001

1

Discharge flange 3”

56606-002

1

23

2” Discharge gasket

23101

1

3” Discharge gasket

23102

1

24

Washer

16635

4

25

1/2 - 13 UNC Hex nut machine screw

16637

2

26

Dielectric oil (1 gallon)

56435

1

27

Volute gasket

16735

1

MOTOR / IMPELLER CHART

H.P.

Motor Part Number

Impeller Part Number

1/2

3710-004

84341

3/4

3710-005

84342

1

3710-006

84343

2

3710-008

84345

Ref.
No. Description

Part Number Qty

Ref.
No. Description

Part Number Qty

5. A check valve 

MUST

be used in a 

solids-handling system. Mount the
check valve in a horizontal position
or at a 45º angle with the valve
pivot on top. In a vertical position,
solids tend to lodge on the valve
flapper and can prevent it from
opening.

6. Drill a 1/16” hole in the discharge 

pipe 1 to 2 inches above the flange. 
This will prevent air locking and loss
of prime at startup. A gate valve 
should be installed in the system 
after the check valve. This gate 
valve should be a full port valve 
which will pass 2” solids or as 
required by state and local codes. 
The gate valve permits removal of 
the pump and/or the check valve for
servicing (and will minimize 
backflow mess).

7. (OPTIONAL) Install a union between

the check valve and the pump so 
the pump can be removed with the 
least amount of disturbance of the 
piping.

8. Connect 2” rigid pipe to check 

valve. 

Installation

(Continued)

INSTALLATION BASICS: 

1. NEVER lift this product by the 

electrical cords.

2. Install pump in a sump pit that 

fulfills the minimum size 
requirements (24” minimum). 
Construct sump pit of tile, concrete, 
steel or plastic. Do not install a pit 
smaller than recommended.

3. The unit should be located and rest 

on a solid, level foundation. Do not 
place pump directly on clay, earth, 
gravel or sandy surface. These 
surfaces contain small stones, 
gravel, sand, etc. that may clog or 
damage the pump and cause pump 
failure.

Flood risk. If flexible discharge hose is
used, make sure pump is secured in
sump pit to prevent movement. Failure
to secure pump could allow pump
movement and switch interference and
prevent pump from starting or
stopping.

4. Thread the discharge pipe or pipe 

nipple into the discharge flange 
connection.

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Operating Instructions And Parts Manual

Support pump and piping when
assembling and after installation.
Failure to do so could cause piping to
break, pump to fail, etc. which could
result in property damage and/or
personal injury.

9. Protect electrical cord from sharp 

object, hot surfaces, oil and 
chemicals. Avoid kinking the cord 
and replace damaged cords 
immediately.

IMPORTANT: 

Make sure there is

adequate room for tether switch to
swing freely during operation.

10. A pit cover must be installed to 

prevent debris from clogging or 
damaging the pump. All piping and
power cords will be brought 
through the appropriate openings 
in the basin cover. Do not modify 
existing openings in any way. 

All sewage basins must be vented to
prevent a build-up of methane gas.
Consult your local codes for proper
venting. DO NOT install venting in
locations classified as hazardous in
accordance with the National Electrical
Code NFPA 70.

Figure 4 - Typical Installation

Main
waste line
to sewer
or septic
tank

Upper level drainage

Three prong grounded
outlet equipped with a
ground fault interruptor

2” Discharge
pipe

Float switch

Pump

Cleanout

Vent pipe

2” Gate
Valve

Union

2” Check
Valve

45

o

Elbow

Laundry tubs

Washer

Dryer

Floor drain

Washer drain

Lavatory

Shower

Flange

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