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a maximum pressure of 3 bar.
• Observe the pump’s rotation direction.
• Reduce pump revs to 400 rpm, if the centrifugal pump is not used.
For applications at higher temperatures contact the Manufacturer’s After-Sales Service.
FILTRATION
Permitted filtration for this type of pump ranges between 100-320 micron.
Filter capacity must be three times greater than the rate supplied by the pump. The diameter of the
inlet/outlet openings must be the same as or bigger than the pump’s.
WARNING:
to ensure the pump works properly, clean the filter regularly according to how
often it gets clogged which depends on the specific working conditions of each application.
PERFORMANCE
The performance indicated refers to the pump’s maximum performance.
WARNING:
under no circumstances must the pressure values and revs indicated on the pump
rating plate be exceeded, regardless of power consumption. Minimum allowed revs 250 rpm.
Contact the Manufacturer’s After-Sales Service if you have any particular requests.
For continuous or heavy duty applications please, contact the Manufacturer’s After-Sales Service.
LONG PERIODS OR INACTIVITY
If the pump is not going to be used for any length of time, before starting it first check the oil level and
inspect the valves.
Check for any oil leaks from seals.
If the pump is not going to be used for a long time, it is good practice to carry out all operations that
will guarantee a correct future start (empty all the water, clean the valve housings, lubricate the seals
and all other parts subject to friction).
If the pump is not going to be used for more than 2 months, follow the instructions listed in chapter
“STORAGE”
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FREEZING
In those months of the year when freezing is a risk (0°C) we recommend emptying both the intake and
delivery lines by means of the relative plugs. Do not turn the pump on if there is ice.
Failure to observe this instruction may cause serious damage to the pump
PRECAUTIONS TO TAKE FOR EXTERNAL PAINTING
Protect/cover the water discharge area of the pump, located between the head and body. Also protect
the oil seals on the power take-off shaft side. The Manufacturer disclaims all liability for any damage to
the pump caused by its incorrect painting.
Summary of Contents for GL 109/290
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Page 121: ...121 04 GL GLR 1 69x68x48 16 20 ES DE IT EN RU 04 05...
Page 122: ...122 60 TEXIL PRS 2 6 3 5 14 28 05...
Page 123: ...123 3 07 2 1 8 54 90 ES DE IT EN RU 07...
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Page 128: ...128 22 8 1 2 60 01 3 02 24 03 3 04 05 ASTM 265 295 10 11 12 13 14...
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Page 143: ...143 GL GLR 1 69x68x48 cm kg 16 kg 20kg CN 04 05...
Page 144: ...144 60 TEXIL PRS 2 6 3 5 28 mm M14 06...
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