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PUMP INSTALLATION (Refer to EXPLODED VIEW - Page 6)

Base Plate Version

1.  Fasten the Base Plate (37) firmly near your workplace using 

suitable bolts. Fix the Base Plate with pump by tightening two 
Allen Bolts (31) using Allen Key (29) of size 5.

2.  Cut the Combo Hose (36) into two parts to make suction & 

delivery hose of convenient length. 

3.  Screw a Hose Barb (32) into pump inlet (3/4” female threads) 

& fix it to suction hose using a Hose Clamp (35). Connect the 
Strainer (33) to other end of suction hose using another Hose 
Clamp (35).

4.  Fix Hose Barbs (32) at both ends of the delivery hose. Screw 

one end of the hose into female threads on pump outlet & tighten 
with a Hose Clamp (35). 

5.  Screw the Fuel Control Nozzle (28) onto free end of delivery hose 

& tighten with a Hose Clamp (35).

1.  Make sure the Rocker Switch (25) is in “OFF” position. 
2.  The Battery Cable (26) is secured to the side of Switch Cover (23) with a threaded Plastic Gland (27). Connect the red wire to the positive 

(+) battery terminal and the black wire to the negative (-) battery terminal.

Caution

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Always use a thread sealant such as PTFE Tape on all the fluid joints to make them leak-proof

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Do not overtighten connections

Drum Mount Version

1.  Assemble both sections of the 2 piece Suction Tube (38). Slide 

the Bung Adaptor (40) onto the top section of Suction Tube (38)

2.  Screw the Suction Tube (38) firmly into pump inlet. Lift the 

pump and insert Suction Tube (38) through the bung opening on 
the drum. Screw the Bung Adaptor (40) onto the drum to lock 
the pump firmly into position. 

3.  Screw the male threads of Elbow Fitting (41) to pump outlet. Fix 

Hose Barbs (32) at both ends of the Hose (42). Screw one end 
of the Hose into female threads on Elbow Fitting (41) & tighten 
with a Hose Clamp (35). 

4.  Screw the Fuel Control Nozzle (28) onto free end of Hose (42) & 

tighten with a Hose Clamp (35).

5.  Remove two Allen Bolts (1) from Cover Plate (2) using Allen Key 

(30). Align the Nozzle Holder (39) with Cover Plate & re-tighten 
the two Allen Bolts.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Caution

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NEVER use a power source while it is still connected to another circuit (e.g car battery). Disconnect it before using for the pump

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The available power source must have the same voltage as the pump voltage (either 12 volt or 24 volt DC, depending on model)

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Battery Cable (26) is supplied with 15 Amp Fuse. It can be replaced when needed but only with a fuse of same amperage

1.  After making the electrical connections, switch ON the pump motor using Rocker Switch (25) located on the side of pump base.
2.  Ensure that the open end of suction hose / tube is properly dipped in fuel. 
3.  Insert the Fuel Control Nozzle (28) into the fuel tank and squeeze the nozzle lever to dispense fuel. A manual nozzle needs manual opening 

& closing but an automatic nozzle has a sensor built into the discharge spout outlet that automatically shuts off supply once fuel level in 
the delivery tank reaches that of the spout outlet.

4.  The pump will now prime. When discharge is not needed, switch OFF the motor & disconnect Battery Cable (26) from the power supply.

PUMP OPERATION

Caution

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The suction height (from the pump to the lowest fuel level) should not be greater than 1 metre

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The tank must be vented or the pump may not prime, or it may lose its prime due to a vacuum in the tank

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A filter should be intalled at the suction line to ensure a clean supply of fluid to the pump

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Do not run pump for more than 5 minutes with nozzle closed. Do not run pump for more than 30 minutes continuously in 1 hour

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Do not use a Curb Pump Auto Nozzle with this pump. Use of a Curb Pump Auto Nozzle may cause priming problems, reduced 
output flow, and motor overheating

Summary of Contents for EDP/12

Page 1: ...with 4m x ID hose that can be cut into two parts for use as a suction delivery hose Hardware supplied includes 3 hose barbs 3 4 4 hose clamps DRUM MOUNT STYLE Includes Pump with 2 Bung Elbow Fitting...

Page 2: ...ues to rotate the vanes sweep the fluid to the opposite side of the crescent where it is squeezed through outlet port into the delivery hose 1 Pump with Battery Cable Lift Lever 2 Base Plate Kit Avail...

Page 3: ...se Clamp 35 4 Screw the Fuel Control Nozzle 28 onto free end of Hose 42 tighten with a Hose Clamp 35 5 Remove two Allen Bolts 1 from Cover Plate 2 using Allen Key 30 Align the Nozzle Holder 39 with Co...

Page 4: ...he hose or pump Be careful when fitting O rings and seals Replace them with new ones when they are removed from the pump Always lubricate them with oil or grease before fitting They must never be thre...

Page 5: ...EPLACEMENT Refer to EXPLODED VIEW Page 6 6 Remove four Allen Bolts 1 using Allen Key size 4 Remove Cover Plate 2 Vanes 4 Rotor 6 Key 5 from Housing 12 7 Pull the Magnet Assembly 14 disconnect Armature...

Page 6: ...T 13 INLET 17 22 25 Components 7 8 Only in Drum Mount Version Component 13 Only in Base Plate Version FIG 2 30 27 34 38 31 33 29 35 26 32 28 36 37 39 40 41 42 32 35 34 30 ONLY IN BASE PLATE VERSION ON...

Page 7: ...Philipps Head Screw 3 25 Rocker Switch 1 PUMP ASSEMBLY 26 Battery Cable 1 27 Plastic Gland 1 28 Fuel Control Nozzle Manual 1 29 Allen Key Size 5 2 30 Allen Key Size 4 1 31 Allen Bolt M6 2 32 Hose Bar...

Page 8: ...se Plate Version REPLACEMENT PARTS PROGRAM FOR ELECTRIC DIESEL PUMPS 12V DC 24V DC Table 3 KIT PART NO KIT DESCRIPTION CONSTITUENT PART NO PART DESCRIPTION SUPPLY CONDITION QTY PER KIT KIT RPR EDP Van...

Page 9: ...mps terminals Ensure that the supply voltage is 12V or 24V as per the pump model 2 Check motor replace if it is faulty The Bypass Valve 11 is dirty sticky Inspect Spring 10 Bypass Valve 11 Clean repla...

Page 10: ...ze Nozzle trigger to release any built up pressure from hose pump Use only genuine factory parts for repair SPECIFICATIONS 12V DC 24V DC Flow Rate at pump outlet Up to 12 GPM 46 LPM Motor 1 4 HP 12V D...

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