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WITH TYPE B-1 CRANE DOUBLE SEAL

Pumps with Fig. No. ending in 8 or 9.
 

  1.  Replace the seal on the shaft sleeve to mark 

 

      made during disassembly.

 

      If new shaft sleeve (14) is being installed make 

 

      temporary installation of shaft sleeve on the shaft 

 

      and packing box cover onto the frame and 

 

      proceed as follows:

 

  2.  Scribe a mark on the shaft sleeve in line with the

   

 

stuffi ng box face and remove any burrs thrown 

 

      up by the scribe mark. Remove packing box 

 

      cover from the frame and sleeve from the shaft.

 

  3.  Apply light oil to the shaft sleeve and carefully 

 

      slide inboard rotating assembly onto the sleeve 

 

      until the end of the spring retainer is located as 

   

 

below:

 

        a. Pumps with Fig. No. ending in 8 - Position 

 

            1.032” from scribe mark.

 

        b. Pumps with Fig. No. ending in 9 - Position 

 

            2.53” from scribe mark

 

      Tighten set screws and lock with a punch to 

   

 

prevent 

loosening.

 

  4.  Apply light oil to sleeve then slide outboard 

 

      rotating assembly onto the sleeve and position 

   

 

as 

follows:

 

        a. Pumps with Fig. No. ending in 8 - Position 

 

            spring retainer against inboard retainer and 

 

            tighten and lock set screws.

 

        b. Pumps with Fig. No. ending in 9 - Position 

 

            spring retainer so there is .062” space 

 

            between ends of spring retainers then tighten 

 

            and lock set screws.

 

  5.  Apply light oil to the outer surface of the 

 

      stationary seal seat and o-ring and carefully 

 

      press this seat into seal gland (251). Slide 

   

 

defl ector (40), seal gland and gland gasket (259) 

 

      onto the shaft. Place shaft sleeve key (279) in 

 

      pump shaft and apply Permatex® or Silastic® to 

 

      end of the shaft sleeve. Align sleeve keyway with 

 

      key and push sleeve, with seal rotating assembly

 

      onto shaft, until tight against shaft shoulder.

 

  6.  Oil the other seal seat and carefully press this 

 

      seat into the bore of the packing box cover.

 

  7.  Wips the seal faces with light oil then mount 

 

      packing box cover on the frame making sure 

   

 

that 

the 

fl ange is fully sealed. Position and mount 

 

      the seal gland and gasket and replace and 

 

      tighten gland cap screw (282).

WITH TYPE BRO - DURA DOUBLE SEAL

 

  1.  Apply light oil to the outer surface of the 

 

      stationary seal seats and press one seal seat 

 

      into seal gland (251) and the other seal seat into 

 

      the cavity of the packing box cover (11) wipe seal 

 

      faces with light oil. Place defl ector (40), seal 

 

      gland and gland gasket (259) on the shaft.

 

  2.  Apply light oil to the shaft sleeve (14) and 

 

      carefully slide seal rotating assembly onto the 

 

      shaft sleeve, aligning the slot in the compression 

 

      ring with indentation in the shaft sleeve. Position 

 

      rotating assembly on the shaft sleeve so that 

 

      when the compression unit of the rotating 

 

      assembly is moved laterally on the shaft sleeve 

 

      the drive ball can be inserted in the shaft sleeve 

   

 

recess. 

 

      After drive ball is inserted move seal rotating 

 

      assembly on the shaft sleeve until compression 

 

      ring is centered over the drive ball.

 

  3.  Apply Permatex or Silastic sealer to the end of 

 

      the shaft sleeve and place shaft sleeve key in 

 

      the pump shaft keyway. Align keyway of shaft 

 

      sleeve with the key and push shaft sleeve with 

 

      seal rotating assembly onto the pump shaft until 

 

      shaft sleeve is tight against the shoulder. Wipe 

 

      seal faces with light oil.

 

  4.  Mount packing box cover on the frame making 

 

      sure that the fl ange is fully seated and registered 

 

      in the frame. Mount seal gland and gasket and 

 

      replace and tighten gland capscrews (282).

IMPELLER (2)

(Replace impeller ring (8), if furnished, before mounting 
the impeller).
 

a. Place impeller key (32) in shalt keyway and sleeve 

 

  gasket (38) against shaft sleeve (14) or on the 

  impeller 

hub.

 

b. Spread a drop of Loctite #601 on shaft and mount 

 

  impeller (2) on the shaft. Block coupling end of the 

 

  shaft, then lay a block of wood over the suction inlet 

 

  of the impeller and tap lightly on the block until 

 

  impeller is seated.

 

c. Assemble the impeller screw O-ring (272), impeller 

 

  washer (270) and the impeller screw gasket (28) 

 

  onto the impeller screw (26). Apply a drop of Loctite 

 

  #601 to the impeller screw and mount the assembly 

 

  on the end of the pump shaft. Tighten securely.

 

d. Place casing gasket (73) on packing box cover 

 

  fl ange and mount casing (1) on frame assembly, 

 

  then replace cap screws (212). 

NOTE: 

Casing (1), packing box cover (11) and power 

frame must be correctly aligned when reassembled. Be 
sure registered fl ange of packing box cover is fully seated 
in power frame and that casing is aligned and fully-seated 
on packing box cover before tightening cap screws (212).

 

e. Place suction cover gasket (73) on suction cover 

 

  (9) and mount suction cover on casing, replacing 

 

  cap screws (215). Replace suction cover wear 

 

  ring (25), if required, before mounting suction 

 

  cover as above.

WEAR RINGS (8 and 25)

 

a. Suction Cover Ring (25). Remove all rust, scale and 

 

  dirt from ring seat. Place new ring into the suction 

 

  cover recess, aligning mounting holes Insert and 

 

  tighten machine screws (343), which must be fl ush with

 

  the surface of the ring when seated. Use new machine 

 

  screws when replacing ring.

 

b. Impeller Ring (8). Remove all rust, scale and dirt

 

  from impeller ring seat. Press new ring onto the 

 

  impeller, making certain that it is fully seated on the 

 

  impeller. Drill and tap new holes for the   ring set 

 

  screws and install the set screws.

FINAL ASSEMBLY

 

a. Reassembly pump on the base or base plate. 

 

  Mount driver and reassembly coupling. Replace any

 

  tubing or piping required.

 

b. Adjust impeller clearance per Section D, part 2, 

 

  and place pump in operation per Section C.

Summary of Contents for 7150 Series

Page 1: ...nge 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 ww...

Page 2: ...erved CONTENTS SAFETY FIRST 3 A GENERAL INFORMATION 4 Receiving Storage Service Centers B INSTALLATION 4 6 Foundation Mounting Field Alignment Grouting Dowelling Piping Wiring Rotation C OPERATION 6 P...

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 whe...

Page 4: ...check your Deming representative or Crane Pumps Systems Service Department in Piqua Ohio telephone 937 778 8947 or Crane Pumps Systems Canada Inc Bramton Ontario 905 457 6223 B INSTALLATION 1 FOUNDAT...

Page 5: ...ment when the straight edge rests evenly on the coupling rim at all positions Allowance may be necessary for temperature changes and for coupling halves that are not of the same outside diameter Care...

Page 6: ...n arrow on the pump casing Separate the coupling halves then start motor to see that it rotates in the direction required by the pump If it does not reverse any two main leads of the 3 phase wiring to...

Page 7: ...ouble seals and Crane Type B 1 double seal in pumps with Fi No ending in 9 must be lubricated as in item 1 above 3 Pumps with Fig No ending in 3 5 6 and 6H seal chamber may be pressurized with Shell A...

Page 8: ...sleeve mounted on the pump shaft 6 by means of heat shrink fit To remove shaft sleeve dismantle power frame as below place shaft in a vise and proceed as follows 1 With a hand grinder and a thin grin...

Page 9: ...lace capscrews 219 where used SHAFT SLEEVE 14 a Pumps having Fig No ending 3 5 6 6H having shrink fit sleeve 1 After old sleeve has been removed clean shaft with emery cloth and wipe thoroughy to remo...

Page 10: ...moved laterally on the shaft sleeve the drive ball can be inserted in the shaft sleeve recess After drive ball is inserted move seal rotating assembly on the shaft sleeve until compression ring is ce...

Page 11: ...Cover O B Shaft Sleeve Gasket 40 46 51 53 57 59 69 73 204 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 215 Deflector Coupling Key Grease Retainer Base Suction Elbow Handhole Cover Lockwasher Brg Casing Gasket Adj...

Page 12: ...49 51 53 57 59 69 73 203 204 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 Lip Seal Inboard Lip Seal Outboard Grease Retainer Base Suction Elbow Handhole Cover Bearing Lockwasher Casing Gasket Nameplate...

Page 13: ...o Name Of Part 37 38 40 46 51 59 69 73 203 204 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 Bearing Cover O B Shaft Sleeve Gasket Deflector Coupling Key Grease Retainer Handhole Cover Lockwasher Brg Casing Gasket Name...

Page 14: ...B Item No Name Of Part 37 38 40 46 47 49 51 59 69 73 203 204 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 Bearing Cover O B Shaft Sleeve Gasket Deflector Coupling Key Seal Inboard Seal Outboard Grease Retainer Ha...

Page 15: ...49 51 53 57 59 69 73 203 204 206 207 208 209 210 211 213 214 215 216 217 218 Lip Seal Outboard Grease Retainer Base Suction Elbow Handhole Cover Lockwasher Brg Casing Gasket Nameplate Adjusting Lockn...

Page 16: ...44 46 47 48 49 51 57 59 69 71 73 204 206 207 209 210 212 213 215 216 217 Deflector Coupling Half Pump Coupling Half Motor Coupling Key Seal Inboard Coupling Spider Seal Outboard Grease Retainer Suctio...

Page 17: ...ormance specifications must be in writing and such writing must be signed by our authorized representative Due to inaccuracies in field testing if a conflict arises between the results of field testin...

Page 18: ...t 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 th...

Page 19: ..._ Type _________________________________ Number and size of short circuit device s ___________ Amp rating ___________________ Overload Type _____________ Size ______________ Amp rating _______________...

Page 20: ...alled away from turbulence YES___ NO___ Is level control operating properly YES___ NO___ Is pump fully submerged during operation YES___ NO___ Follow up Corrective Action Required YES___ NO___ Additio...

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