1365 N. Clovis Avenue • Fresno, California 93727 USA
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LS-452B (Rev. 6/99)
Printed on recycled paper
INSTALLATION
1. Apply a small amount of non-petroleum lubricant to the rubber seal (K) on the SUB-K’s Pump
Enclosure Shell.
2. Slide the Pump Enclosure Shell (D) over the submersible pump suction screen (C). A notch (J) is provided
on the rubber seal to accommodate the pump’s drop-wire shield (B). If necessary, trim the rubber seal or cut
away the drop-wire shield 4 inches (102 mm) up from the submersible pump suction screen (C).
3. Tighten the rubber seal around the pump using the large, stainless steel adjustable clamp (H) at a point
4 inches (102 mm) above the pump’s suction (A).
(G)
Minimum
submergence of
SUB-K Separator
below pumping water
level: 30 feet (9.2 m)
(F)
Recommended
minimum clearance
to bottom of well:
20 feet (6.1 m)
Sand accumulates above
the LAKOS Separator’s
flexible “Flapper Valve” until
pump shuts off, releasing
separated particles deep
into well
(E)
LAKOS SEPARATOR
LAKOS Separator's
tangential inlet slots
Water well casing
SUB-K
SEPARATOR
(D)
SUB-K Pump
Enclosure Shell
(C)
Submersible pump
suction screen
(B)
Pump's electrical
wire shield
(A)
SUB-K shell is
clamped to pump
(above pump suction)
Sand-free water is pumped
to the surface.
(K)
Rubber seal is
clamped onto
pump (above
pump’s suction)
PUMP ENCLOSURE SHELL
(Top View)
(H)
Adjustable
clamp
(J)
Notch for
pump’s
electrical cord
shield
4. The SUB-K Separator (E) can now be
attached onto the bottom of the Pump
Enclosure Shell. Use the self-tapping screws
for Model SUB-99-6-K or threaded
connections for all other SUB-K models.
5. Lower the pump and SUB-K unit into the well
to a depth that allows the Separator to be
submerged at least 30 feet (9.2 m) below the
pumping water level (G) and at least 20 feet
(6.1 m) above the bottom of the well (F).
6. Run water system in the normal manner. The
LAKOS SUB-K Separator will operate from
the flow of the water and will require no
routine maintenance.
