Crane DEMING 4060 Series Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual Download Page 9

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a.  Disconnect power supply to the motor and remove 

 

 

motor from baseplate or remove coupling spacer if 

 

 

spacer type coupling is installed.

 

b.  Remove all cooling or lubricating lines.

 

c.  Remove drain plug (216).

 

d.  Remove cap screws (212) and separate power end 

 

 

from casing. Fig. 4160 Series - Remove wearing 

 

 

ring (7) from casing (1) if worn.

 

e.  Remove impeller screw (26), impeller washer (270),

 

 

impeller washer gasket (30) and o-ring (272) and 

 

 

pull impeller (2) from shaft with an impeller or wheel 

 

 

puller. Remove impeller key (32) from shaft.

 

f.  Loosen gland nuts (210) and remove gland bolts 

 

 

(209), gland (17) and gland clips (206). The packing 

 

 

box cover (11) may now be removed from the frame

 

 

(19).

 

g.  Remove packing (13) and lantern ring (29) from 

 

 

packing box cover and clean bore of the cover.

 

h.  If pump is fi tted with single mechanical shaft seal, 

 

 

mark the position of the seal retainer (230) on 

 

 

the shaft sleeve (14) to assist in reassembly. 

 

 

Remove seal rotating assembly (89B) from the shaft 

 

 

sleeve and stationary seal seat (89A) from the 

 

 

gland (251).

 

 

If pump is fi tted with double shaft seal, push inboard 

 

 

stationary seal seat (89A) from packing box cover 

 

 

(11) and the outboard seal seat (89A) from the seal 

 

 

gland (251). Remove rotating seal assembly (89B) 

 

 

from the shaft sleeve (14).

 

i.  Remove shaft sleeve (14) from pump shaft (6). 

 

 

Loosen set screws (211) in defl ector and remove 

 

 

defl ector (40).

 

j.  Remove pump half of fl exible coupling and key 

 

 

(46) from pump shaft (6). Remove cap screws 

 

 

(213), cap screws (332) and jack screws (286) and 

 

 

pull bearing cover (37) from bearing housing (33).

 

k.  Open tangs of lock washer (69) and unscrew and 

 

 

remove bearing lock nut (22) and bearing lock 

 

 

washer (69).

 

l.  Insert small pry bar under fl ange at bearing housing

 

 

(33) and carefully force shaft with bearings (18) and 

 

 

(16), bearing housing (33) and grease retainer (51) 

 

 

from coupling end of frame (19).

 

m.  Mark location of grease retainer (51) on the shaft 

 

 

then press grease retainer and bearing (16) from 

 

 

impeller end of shaft.

 

n.  With bearing puller, remove bearing housing (33) 

 

 

and bearing (18) from coupling end of shaft. Press 

 

 

bearing from bearing housing.

 

o.  Wash bearings and bearing cover to remove old 

 

 

grease. Oil lubricated pumps include o-ring (232) on 

 

 

bearing housing. Check and replace if nicked or 

 

 

damaged.

6. REASSEMBLY

Clean and inspect all parts, replacing any worn or damaged 
parts, also replace all gaskets and o-rings. Replace 
mechanical shaft seal showing worn faces, hardened 
elastomer or loss of spring tension.

 

a.  Inspect bearings and replace if worn.

 

b.  Press grease retainer (51) onto shaft to position 

 

 

marked. Press bearing (16) onto shaft until inner 

 

 

race of bearing is against shaft shoulder. 

 

 

NOTE: Press only on inner race of bearing. Apply 

 

 

fresh grease to bearing if grease lubricated.

 

c.  Carefully press bearing (18) into bearing housing 

 

 

(33) until properly seated in bottom of bearing 

 

 

housing. Press bearing housing assembly onto 

 

 

shaft (6) until inner race of bearing is against shaft 

 

 

shoulder. Apply fresh grease to bearing and bearing

 

 

cover if grease lubricated.

 

d.  Insert shaft assembly into frame (19), from the 

 

 

coupling end, until there is approximately 5/16” 

 

 

between fl ange of bearing adapter (33) and end of 

 

 

frame.

 

 

If oil lubricated bearings, apply light oil to exterior of

 

 

bearing housing (33) and o-ring (232) and carefully 

 

 

guide bearing housing into frame to prevent 

 

 

damage to o-ring.

 

e.  Place bearing lock washer (69) on the shaft and 

 

 

thread bearing lock nut (22) tight against bearing 

 

 

lock washer. Bend tangs of washer into bearing 

 

 

lock nut.

 

f.  Place bearing cover (37) on bearing housing (33) 

 

 

and replace and tighten cap screws (332). Also 

 

 

replace cap screws (213) and jack screw with lock 

 

 

nut (286) and (204) but do not tighten. Replace 

 

 

shaft key (46) and pump half of fl exible coupling 

 

 

on shaft.

ALL PUMPS WITH PACKING

 

g.  Place packing box cover on bench and insert shaft

 

 

sleeve in bore with keyway down. Insert packing as

 

 

described in Section D item 3.

 

h.  Position defl ector (40) on shaft. Apply Permatex or 

 

 

Silastic sealing material to end of sleeve which will 

 

 

seat against shaft shoulder and slide entire packing 

 

 

box cover assembly (11) onto the shaft and align 

 

 

keyways.

 

i.  Assemble split gland onto shaft and replace gland 

 

 

clips (206), bolts (209) and nuts (210).

ALL PUMPS WITH SEALS

Before installing any new seal or replacing old seals, 
inspect and clean all parts. Remove all burrs, nicks, etc., 
from shaft and sleeve.
 

j.  Place defl ector (40) on shaft and secure. Apply 

 

 

Permatex or Silastic sealing materials to end of 

 

 

sleeve that seats on shaft shoulder and slide onto 

 

 

shaft, lining up keyways.

SINGLE SEAL

CAUTION: Protect the lapped faces of the stationary 
seal seat and rotating seal washer during installation.

 

k.  Apply light oil to the outer surface at the stationary

 

 

seal seat and o-ring (89A) and press seal seat into 

 

 

the seal gland (251).

Summary of Contents for DEMING 4060 Series

Page 1: ... change product without prior written notification 420 Third Street 83 West Drive Bramton Piqua Ohio 45356 Ontario Canada L6T 2J6 Phone 937 778 8947 Phone 905 457 6223 Fax 937 773 7157 Fax 905 457 2650 www cranepumps com Form No 120002 Rev D Series 4060 Semi Open Impeller Series 4160 Enclosed Impeller DEMING DEMING INSTALLATION OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL End Suction Centrifugal Pumps DISCONTINUE...

Page 2: ...S SAFETY FIRST 3 A GENERAL INFORMATION 4 Receiving Storage Service Centers B INSTALLATION 4 6 Foundation Mounting Field Alignment Grouting Piping Wiring Rotation Cooling Lubrication C OPERATION 7 Priming Starting Adjustment D MAINTENANCE 7 10 Inspection Lubrication Impeller Adjustment Packing Box Care Disassembly Reassembly E LOCATING TROUBLE 11 CROSS SECTIONS PARTS LIST 12 13 WARRANTY RETURNED GO...

Page 3: ...not wear loose clothing that may become entangled in moving parts WARNING Keep clear of suction and discharge openings DO NOT insert fingers in pump with power connected Always wear eye protection when working on pumps Make sure lifting handles are securely fastened each time before lifting DO NOT operate pump without safety devices in place Always replace safety devices that have been removed duri...

Page 4: ...e Pumps Systems Canada Inc Bramton Ontario 905 457 6223 B INSTALLATION 1 FOUNDATION The pump foundation should be sufficiently substantial to form a level rigid support for the combined weight of the pump and driver and maintain alignment of the installed unit Foundation bolts of the proper size should be imbedded in the concrete A pipe sleeve about 2 diameters larger than the bolt should be used to...

Page 5: ... the driver After each change it is necessary to recheck the alignment of the coupling halves as adjustment in one direction may disturb adjustments already made in another direction The permissible amount of coupling misalignment will vary with the type of pump and driver but should be limited to approximately 002 inches per inch of shaft diameter when final adjustment is made When the units are l...

Page 6: ... reduce unequal flow into the pump which may cause cavitation in the pump NOTE A gate valve in the suction piping should not be used as a throttling device as this may cause the liquid to overheat during operation FOOT VALVE When it is advisable to install a foot valve to facilitate priming a spring loaded type check valve must be installed next to the pump in the discharge line to prevent pump rup...

Page 7: ...On initial start up the gate valve in the discharge piping should be closed and slowly opened after pump is up to speed and pressure developed DO NOT operate pump for any appreciable length of time against a closed discharge valve as this may heat trapped liquid excessively and damage the pump or seal 3 PUMP ADJUSTMENT Open discharge valve as soon as operating speed has been reached After the pump...

Page 8: ...arefully tighten cap screws 213 and lock nuts 204 then rotate shaft by hand to make certain that impeller does not rub against casing f Reassemble shaft coupling Place pump in operation and check power required to be certain impeller does not rub casing NOTE The Fig 4160 Series with enclosed impeller normally does not require adjustment of the impeller 4 PACKING BOX CARE Pumps are normally furnish...

Page 9: ...worn or damaged parts also replace all gaskets and o rings Replace mechanical shaft seal showing worn faces hardened elastomer or loss of spring tension a Inspect bearings and replace if worn b Press grease retainer 51 onto shaft to position marked Press bearing 16 onto shaft until inner race of bearing is against shaft shoulder NOTE Press only on inner race of bearing Apply fresh grease to bearin...

Page 10: ...ING OR MECHANICAL SEAL r Place shaft gasket 38 against shaft sleeve 14 and replace impeller key 32 in pump shaft keyway s Spread a drop of Loctite 601 on the shaft and mount impeller 2 on the shaft Block the coupling end of the shaft then lay a block of wood over the impeller vanes and tap lightly on the block until impeller is seated on the shaft t Assemble the impeller screw o ring 272 impeller ...

Page 11: ... gauge d Air or gas in liquid e Incomplete priming See Priming 5 Pump Takes Too Much Power a Speed too high Compare Pump and motor nameplates b Head lower than rating pumps too much liquid Check system requirements c Liquid specific gravity or viscosity greater than expected Requires large motor d Pump and driver misalignment Check casing for pipe strain Support piping and realign unit e Wrong dire...

Page 12: ... Key 33 Bearing Housing Outboard 37 Bearing Cover Outboard 38 Shaft Sleeve Gasket 40 Deflector 46 Coupling Key ITEM No DESCRIPTION 51 Grease Retainer 69 Lockwasher 73 Casing Gasket 204 Adjusting Locknut 206 Split Gland Clip 207 Grease Fitting 208 Pipe Plug 210 Nut 211 Set Screw 212 Cap screw 213 Cap Screw 216 Pipe Plug 222 Drive Cap 225 Drive Cap 236 Pipe Plug 240 Pipe Plug 242 Grease Fitting 243 G...

Page 13: ...y ITEM No DESCRIPTION 51 Grease Retainer 69 Lockwasher 73 Casing Gasket 195 Set Screw 204 Adjusting Locknut 206 Split Gland Clip 207 Grease Fitting 208 Pipe Plug 209 Machine Bolt 210 Nut 211 Set Screw 212 Cap screw 213 Cap Screw 216 Pipe Plug 222 Drive Cap 225 Drive Cap 236 Pipe Plug 239 Cap Screw 240 Pipe Plug 242 Grease Fitting 243 Grease Fitting ITEM No DESCRIPTION 262 Pipe Plug 263 Pipe Plug 2...

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Page 15: ...nt To Insure That Employees Will Not Be Exposed To Health Hazards In Handling Said Material All Applicable Laws And Regulations Shall Apply IMPORTANT WARRANTY REGISTRATION Your product is covered by the enclosed Warranty To complete the Warranty Registration Form go to http www cranepumps com ProductRegistration If you have a claim under the provision of the warranty contact your local Crane Pumps...

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