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8. Rotate Crankshaft to extend new Piston Rod. Proceed

as above with second and third Cylinders. Proceed with
standard Piston Pump Servicing.

Hi-Temp Models

Before installing the Inlet Valve in the Model 2520C, be
certain the spacer is installed first, then proceed with
standard Inlet Valve, Roulon Piston Assembly, Piston
Spacer, Piston Retainer, Washer, Nut and Cotterpin.

SERVICING SLEEVES AND SEALS

Disassembly

1. Remove Discharge Manifold and Piston Assemblies as 

described.

2. Remove Inlet Manifold containing seals.

3. Grasp Sleeves and with a pulling and twisting motion

remove the Sleeve from the Piston Rod.

NOTE: Grasp Sleeve with pliers only if replacing
worn Sleeves, as the procedure will mar the
Sleeves.

4. Remove Seal Retainer.

5. Remove and examine O-Rings and/or Back-up-Rings

on Piston Rod for wear and replace as needed.

Reassembly

1. Visually inspect that Barrier-Slinger is in position.

2. Lubricate new O-Rings and/or Back-up-Rings and slip

onto Piston Rod. Install the first O-Ring (A) in the
groove on the Piston Rod. Next position Back-up-Ring
(B) against the stepped shoulder. Then install the
second O-Ring (C). Exercise caution as you slip the 
O-Ring over the thread end of the Piston Rod.

NOTE: The Model 390 pump does not have a sleeve 
Back-up-Ring and has only one sleeve O-Ring which
is installed in the groove on the Piston Rod (A).

SERVICING THE PUMPING SECTION

Sleeved-Type Piston Models

Disassembly

Models 6024-6044 have special cylinder adapters,
sleeved-type pistons and V-packings instead of piston-cup
assemblies.

1. After removing the Discharge Manifold, slip Cylinders

off Piston Rods. It is best to leave the Cylinder Adapters
and Springs in the Inlet Manifold as they may score the
sleeved-type Pistons when removed. The V-packings
will remain in the Cylinders.

2. Press worn V-packings from Cylinders.

3. Remove Cotterpins, Slotted Nuts, Washers and Piston

Retainers. Pull sleeved-type Pistons from each Piston
Rod. Next slip sleeved-type Spacer and Inlet Valve
from each Piston Rod.

4. Lubricate and install new O-Rings on Cylinders and

Adapters.

5. Inspect Inlet Valve surfaces. If Inlet Valves are worn,

lap with 240 grit paper or replace if evidence of
excessive damage. If sleeved-type piston inlet surface
is worn or the outer diameter is scored, replace it.

Reassembly

1. First install Inlet Valve then sleeved-type Piston onto

piston Rod with the lapped end toward the inlet
valve
.

2. Install the sleeved-type Spacer.

3. Install new V-packings in the Cylinder in the following

order:

a. Install all parts in one Cylinder, then move to the

next Cylinder.

b. Rotate Crankshaft to extend one Piston Rod

completely forward.

c. Lubricate V-packings and Cylinder I.D. and place 

O-ring end of cylinder on work surface.

d. Install into Cylinder Female Packing Spacer, black

Female Adapter, V-packings, nylon Male Adapter
and Male Packing Spacer with “V” side down.

e. Install Spring in outer end of Cylinder and slip

Cylinder Assembly over Piston Rod end. Press
Cylinder into manifold chamber. The Spring in the
Cylinder will be in your palm as the Cylinder
Assembly is installed. Use the Spring to hold parts in
Cylinder as it is slid over Piston Rod.

4. Remove Spring from Cylinder, install Retainer, conical 

Washer, Slotted Nut and torque per chart.

5. Install new Cotterpin and bend ends back.

6. Replace Spring in Cylinder.

7. Lubricate inlet and discharge ends of adapter and

install Back-up-Rings first, then O-Rings onto adapter.
Lubricate O. D. of small diameter inlet end of adapter
and press into Cylinder.

Summary of Contents for 280

Page 1: ...r adjusting pressure regulating devices and also for proper sizing of the nozzle or restricting orifice The pump is rated for a maximum pressure this is the pressure which would be read at the discharge manifold of the pump NOT AT THE GUN OR NOZZLE Use PTFE thread tape or pipe thread sealant sparingly to connect accessories or plumbing Exercise caution not to wrap tape beyond the last thread to av...

Page 2: ...nd replace if worn Always lubricate O Rings for ease of installation and to avoid damage NOTE First install O Ring in groove on seat towards seating surface then Back up Ring NOTE Models without outer groove on seat require the O Ring to be placed on lip of retainer NOTE On Model 390 examine O Rings on Discharge Valve Adapter and replace if cut or worn Lubricate O D of Adapter O Rings and press Ad...

Page 3: ...he Discharge Manifold as described in Servicing the Valve Assemblies section 2 Grasp Cylinders by hand and with an up and down motion pull Cylinders from Inlet Manifold Model 390 When removing the Discharge Manifold to service the Piston Assemblies the Discharge Adapters will generally remain in the discharge ports of the manifold They can be easily removed with a pliers Examine the adapter O Ring...

Page 4: ... Springs in the Inlet Manifold as they may score the sleeved type Pistons when removed The V packings will remain in the Cylinders 2 Press worn V packings from Cylinders 3 Remove Cotterpins Slotted Nuts Washers and Piston Retainers Pull sleeved type Pistons from each Piston Rod Next slip sleeved type Spacer and Inlet Valve from each Piston Rod 4 Lubricate and install new O Rings on Cylinders and A...

Page 5: ...Ring Press Adapter into chamber smaller diameter end first Next install grease pocket seal with garter spring down Then proceed with standard reassembly of pump 4 BOLT MFLD 8 BOLT MFLD 1 3 7 1 3 5 4 2 6 4 2 8 The hi temp models also have a special vented Inlet Valve Spacer A Following the installation of the Piston Rod O Rings B and Sleeve C slip this vented Spacer onto the Rod with the tapered en...

Page 6: ...ld be rotated by hand and purged of air to facilitate priming Disconnect the discharge port and allow liquid to pass through pump and measure flow INLET ACCESSORIES are designed to protect against overpressurization control inlet flow contamination or temperature and provide ease of servicing A shut off valve is recommended to facilitate maintenance Installation of a C A T is essential in applicat...

Page 7: ... to the total line length the equivalent length of line of each valve or fitting Tee Thru Branch Equivalent Length of Standard Pipe in Feet Bypass Line from regulator or unloader Level Sensing Device Bypass Line from regulator or unloader MIN 4 1 5 x D Min Minimum Two Baffles Sealed at Bottom Minimum Liquid Level FILTER MIN 4 Flexible Hose to Pump Supply Line Dia of pipe T X D Q How can I find the...

Page 8: ...lves or install new valve kit Water leak Under the manifold Worn cups or Lo Pressure Seals Install new cup or seal kit Increase frequency of service Worn sleeve o rings Install new seal kit with o rings Into the crankcase Humid air condensing into water inside the crankcase Install oil cap protector Change oil every 3 months or 500 hours Excessive wear to seals and cups Install new seal kit or cup...

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