GORMAN-RUPP PUMPS SBM-00192 Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual Download Page 35

OM-05724

JD Series

PAGE E - 15

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

(213) may be heated to ease installation of the roller
bearing outer racer and rollers.

7. Position the lower bearing housing (213) on a

flat surface with the impeller side up. Slide or
press the roller bearing outer race and rollers
into the bearing housing until fully seated.

8. Place a spot of grease in each of the holes in the

lower bearing housing for the springs (425) and
install the springs in the holes. Slide the bearing
housing and bearing onto the shaft until the roll­
ers in the outer race are seated over the inner
race previously installed on the shaft. Align the
holes, and secure the lower bearing housing to
the bearing cover (206) with the screws (216).

9. Install the angle ring (424) against the roller

bearing. Install a new tabbed lockwasher (415),
and screw the nut (416) onto the shaft until the
bearings are securely seated. Back the nut off
to align the nearest slot with a corresponding
tab on the washer, and bend the tab over to se­
cure in place.

10.Lubricate a new O‐ring (219), and install it in the

groove in the lower bearing housing (213).

11.Slide the lower bearing bracket cover (217)

over the shaft, and secure it to the lower bearing
housing with the screws (221).

12.Guide the assembled shaft and bearings

through the stator/motor housing (246) until the
upper bearing (203) seats squarely in the motor
cover (230) and lower the bearing bracket (213)
is fully seated  in the motor housing (302).

Upper Seal Installation

All references are to FIGURES E-2 and E-3.

If a new seal is being installed, do not un­
wrap it until ready to install; seal compo­
nents 

must

 be kept clean. Handle seal

parts with extreme caution to prevent dam­

age. Use care not to contaminate the preci­
sion‐finished faces; even fingerprints on
the faces can shorten seal life.

NOTE

Use hand pressure only to install seal components.
A push tube cut from plastic pipe approximately the
same O.D. as the stationary seat is a useful aid
when installing these components. It is recom­
mended that the pump be inverted during seal as­
sembly.

1. Lubricate the motor shaft and the seal cavity of

the lower bearing housing (213).

2. Unwrap the seal components. Check that the

seal faces are clean and undamaged. If neces­
sary to clean, use a clean tissue and wipe in a
concentric pattern.

3. Lightly oil the seal stationary seat O‐ring. Place

a clean tissue over the seal face, and install the
stationary seat and O‐ring in the lower bearing
housing (213) with the seal face toward the im­
peller end of the shaft.

4. Lightly oil the seal rotating element O‐ring, and

slide the rotating element and O‐ring onto the
shaft until the sealing faces contact.

5. Place a drop of grease in the spring cups of the

seal retainer, and install the springs. Install the
retainer and springs in the rotating element,
and align the bottom of the retainer with the bot­
tom of the rotating element. Secure the retainer
with the retaining setscrews.

6. Lubricate the O‐rings (251, 252 and 403) and in­

stall them in the grooves in the seal housing
(257). Press the seal housing into the motor
housing (302) until fully seated, and secure with
the screws (254).

NOTE

Test the upper seal as described in 

SEAL TESTING

before installing and testing the lower seal assem­
bly, and installing the pump end components (see

PUMP END REASSEMBLY

).

Summary of Contents for SBM-00192

Page 1: ...MPANY D MANSFIELD OHIO GORMAN RUPP OF CANADA LIMITED D ST THOMAS ONTARIO CANADA Printed in U S A eCopyright by the Gorman Rupp Company INSTALLATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL WITH PARTS LIST SUB...

Page 2: ...entification PAGE B 5 Control Box Connections PAGE B 5 IEC TO NEMA Cross Reference PAGE B 5 Wiring Diagram PAGE B 6 Liquid Level Devices PAGE B 7 OPERATION SECTION C PAGE C 1 PERFORMANCE CURVE PAGE C...

Page 3: ...Suction Cover Installation PAGE E 8 Impeller Clearance and Final Assembly PAGE E 8 Securing Pump to Stand PAGE E 8 MOTOR DISASSEMBLY PAGE E 9 Upper Seal Removal PAGE E 9 Bearing Removal PAGE E 9 Moto...

Page 4: ...e in a fixed piping system in a dry pit Be cause of its waterproof integrety the pump will continue to operate if the dry pit becomes flooded If there are any questions regarding the pump or motor whi...

Page 5: ...operate this pump is high enough to cause inju ry or death Obtain the services of a qu alified electrician to make all electrical connections Do not connect the pump motor directly to the incoming po...

Page 6: ...could result 1 Lock out the power to the control panel to ensure that the pump will remain inoperative 2 Allow the pump to completely cool if overheated 3 Close the discharge valve if used If this pu...

Page 7: ...engine for cracks dents damaged threads and other obvious damage b Check for and tighten loose attaching hard ware Since gaskets tend to shrink after dry ing check for loose hardware at mating sur fac...

Page 8: ...JD Series OM 05724 PAGE B 2 INSTALLATION FIGURE B 1 PUMP DIMENSIONS...

Page 9: ...e control box See IM PELLER ROTATION SECTION C This pump is designed to be operated mounted on a stand with an optional suction elbow See FIG URE B 1 for a typical stand elbow installation 1 See FIGUR...

Page 10: ...ith this pump and must be supplied by the user The field wiring must be of the proper size and type to ensure an ade quate voltage supply to the pump Voltage avail able at the motor must be within the...

Page 11: ...ed with wire markers from the factory Control Box Connections The pump warranty is void if the motor is not operated through a control box Since proper operation of this pump depends on the quality an...

Page 12: ...watering functions see FIG URE B 4 The internal wiring of the sensing devices are different for filling and dewatering func tions Be sure to follow the instructions in cluded with the option before ma...

Page 13: ...inutes between starts If the pump motor cycles more than 10 starts per hour it will over heat resulting in damage to the motor windings or control box components PUMP CONTROL BOX LIQUID LEVEL RANGE ON...

Page 14: ...erformance of your pump may be differ ent due to such factors as viscosity specific grav ity elevation temperature and impeller trim NOTE This curve applies to standard production models If your pump...

Page 15: ...he pump immediately 2 Allow the pump to completely cool 3 Refer to instructions in this manual before restarting the pump Overheating can occur if the pump is misapplied if the control box fails to pr...

Page 16: ...ox otherwise serious personal injury could result During motor shutoff by the thermal overload device control box circuits re main live Do not attempt to service any control box components unless in c...

Page 17: ...horoughly Run the pump for two or three minutes to dry the inner walls If the pump does freeze while it is out of the liquid submerge it until thawed if the liquid is near freez ing the pump must be s...

Page 18: ...R LEAKING SHAFT SEALS CUT O RINGS OR MOISTURE WICKING THROUGH OR CABLE CHECK CONTINUITY PER ELECTRICAL TESTING MOTOR OVERHEATED THERMAL SWITCHES TRIPPED ALLOW MOTOR TO COOL VOLTAGE TOO LOW OR TOO HIGH...

Page 19: ...PUMP STARTS THEN SHUTS OFF EXCESSIVE NOISE OR VIBRA TION IMPELLER CLOGGED CLEAR BLOCKAGE IMPELLER LOOSE OR DAMAGED CHECK IMPELLER REPLACE IF NECESSARY MOTOR SHAFT OR BEARINGS REPLACE DEFECTIVE PUMPING...

Page 20: ...values are listed in Table 1 Section B these values apply only when the voltage at the site is the normal voltage listed Motor and Power Cable Continuity Set the megohmmeter at R x 1 scale and zero b...

Page 21: ...ING EFFICIENCY PUMP MODEL THE FOLLOWING PUMP MODELS FROM SERIAL NO 1287263 UP IS COVERED IN THIS SECTION SBM 00192 JD12AB60 E54 460 3 IF YOUR PUMP SERIAL NUMBER IS FOLLOWED BY AN N YOUR PUMP IS NOT A...

Page 22: ...JD Series OM 05724 PAGE E 2 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SECTIONAL DRAWING PARTSPAGE FIGURE E 1 PUMP MODEL ASSEMBLY...

Page 23: ...SUCTION COVER 26826 007 1 26 STAND 26824 463 1 28 SCREW 26824 394 6 53 NAME PLATE 38818 055 1 54 RIVET 26824 451 4 74 ADJUSTING SCREW 26824 382 3 75 O RING 26824 163 1 76 O RING 26824 140 1 77 O RING...

Page 24: ...JD Series OM 05724 PAGE E 4 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SECTIONAL DRAWING FIGURE E 2 MOTOR ASSEMBLY...

Page 25: ...26824 354 6 238 CABLE CLAMP 26823 366 2 239 SCREW 26824 354 4 245 CONNECTOR SET 26825 442 1 246 STATOR MTR HSG 26825 553 1 301 STATOR 26825 615 1 302 MOTOR HSG 26825 711 1 247 MOTOR COVER O RING 2682...

Page 26: ...ar mating surfaces when removing parts from the rotor shaft assembly be careful not to mar the surface or tapered end of the shaft PUMP END DISASSEMBLY Except as noted all references are to FIGURE E 1...

Page 27: ...ain fill plugs and O rings 268 and 269 and drain the seal and bearing cavi ties Clean and reinstall the plugs and O rings NOTE Use caution in Step 2 tension on the seal spring will be released 2 Loose...

Page 28: ...eller onto the shaft until fully seated NOTE The volute casing 11 must be installed and se cured to the seal housing in order to tighten the im peller screw 10 With the volute casing installed insert...

Page 29: ...e 3 Using a suitable hoist and sling on the tabs on the side of the cooling jacket 402 lift the jacket off the motor assembly If necessary use a soft faced mallet to rap alternately around the seal ho...

Page 30: ...If desired the motor cover 230 may be removed and disassembled without disassembling the pump end components 1 Remove the screws 233 securing the lifting handle 231 to the motor housing 302 Re move th...

Page 31: ...g the pump After inspection remove and discard all O rings Most cleaning solvents are toxic and flammable Use them only in a well ven tilated area free from flame sparks and excessive heat Read and fo...

Page 32: ...scoring grooves and other damage that might cause leakage 2 Wash all seal parts in fresh cleaning solvent and allow to dry thoroughly Reinspect the parts af ter cleaning 3 If needed clean the seal fac...

Page 33: ...38 and secure with the screws 239 8 Install the insulation sleeves 414 in the upper bearing cover 222 Thread the leads from the stator 301 through the insulation sleeves and seat the upper bearing cov...

Page 34: ...il bath or electric oven may be used If a hot oil bath is used to heat bearings both the oil and the container must be ab solutely clean and if the oil has been previously used it must be thoroughly f...

Page 35: ...do not un wrap it until ready to install seal compo nents must be kept clean Handle seal parts with extreme caution to prevent dam age Use care not to contaminate the preci sion finished faces even f...

Page 36: ...fore the pump end components are assembled Compressed air used in testing must be dry Moist air in the motor housing will cause the moisture switch to trip Test 1 Upper Seal Integrity This test is con...

Page 37: ...g the drain fill plugs 268 always clean the area around the plugs to prevent contamination of the oil Discard the plug O rings 269 if the plugs are re moved Lubricate the new O rings with oil not grea...

Page 38: ...rpumps com warranty or call U S 419 755 1280 International 1 419 755 1352 For Canadian Warranty Information Please Visit www grcanada com warranty or call 519 631 2870 THE GORMAN RUPP COMPANY D MANSFI...

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