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Form   403122

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ASSEMBLY

To reassemble, perform DISASSEM-

BLY procedures in reverse.

IMPORTANT

To prevent damage to pump gland

packing and to help increase packing

life, lube pump piston rod before

assembly. Thread piston rod through

gland  packing  when  assembling

pump.

REPAIR

Repair is limited to replacememt of

listed  service  parts.  Special  procedures

and tools are required. Contact Lincoln

Technical Service, One Lincoln Way,

St. Louis, MO 63120-1578, (314)

679-4200 Ext. 782 for your nearest

authorized service center.

When ordering replacement parts, list:

part  number,  description,  model

number and series letter.

ACCESSORIES

Model 84980

Hydraulic Operated

Vent Valve

Model 84990

Hydraulic Operated

Vent Valve Assembly

Model 84616

Drum Cover and

Tiedown  Assembly

245530

Viton/Teflon

Packing Kit (For

Pumping  Synthetic

Lubricants)

Model 85530

Controller

Model 249605

Cycle Timer/

Coil  Assembly

Model 84015

24 VDC Timer

Model 69630

Pressure  Switch

83001

Lower Pump Tube

Repair Kit

PUMP PRESSURE BUILDS VERY

SLOWLY OR  NOT AT ALL.

A. No pulsing signal at SV2.

B. Pressure reducing valve may be set

too low.

C. Grease viscosity may be too high for

temperature at which pump is

operating.

D. If pressure is not building at all,

SV2 may be inoperative.

E. Pump piston ball checks and inlet

checks may have foreign matter

trapped  causing  leakage.  Remove,

inspect and clean if necessary.

F. Inspect  sealing  surfaces  between

upper and lower inlet checks.

Replace if rough or pitted.

G. Replace shovel rod if rough or pitted.

Replace shovel rod packing.

H. Inspect lubricant supply line for

leaks  or  breaks.

I. If hydraulic vent valve is used, check

for clogged orifice (Refer to page 3 &

page 6).

DISASSEMBLY

Refer to SERVICE PARTS for part

numbers and location. Bleed all

pressure  from  hydraulic  and  grease

L. Unscrew gland packing nut (12333)

from outlet body and remove all

gland  parts.

M. Remove the priming tube (239719)

from the bushing extension (61273).

N. Extend plunger rod (11723) out of

bushing  extension  and  unscrew

priming plunger (11724) to allow

removal of priming check parts and

plunger rod (11723).

O. Remove bushing extension (61273)

and  unscrew  plunger  and  bushing

assembly (90554) from pump tube.

Unscrew coupling nut (11345) from

plunger adapter (11344) to allow

removal of plunger and bushing

assembly intact, reducing the

chance of loosing ball stop (57027)

and check ball (66010).

Each clockwise turn will equal approx-

imately .3 seconds. Add the number of

turns clockwise to reach the approx-

imate  desired  timing.  Some  additional

adjustment  may  be  necessary

depend-ing on the accuracy needed.

Use the light on the cycle timer to help

in setting the time. The light will turn on

when there is power going to SV2.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If the following procedures do not

correct the problem, contact a factory

authorized service center. When

submitting  equipment  to  be  repaired,

be sure to state the nature of the

problem and indicate if a repair cost

estimate  is  required.

PROBLEMS

CYLINDER  PRESSURE  GAUGE

DOES NOT REGISTER PRESSURE

.

A. No system pressure to the pump.

B. No 24 VDC signal at solenoids SV1

and SV2.

C. Pressure reducing valve set too low.

Increase setting by 1/2 turn to check

operation.

D. Primary solenoid valve SV1 may be

inoperative.

lines  before  disassembling  pumps.

A. Disconnect  hose  assemblies

(241806 and 271598) from upper

portion of the pump.

B. Remove cylinder adapters and

gaskets  (241961  and  241810).

C. Remove bolts and washers

securing cover to pump (50058 and

48083).

D. Remove cover and valve assembly

(241799 and 84970).

E. Using  two  wrenches,  unscrew

coupling nut (241805) from pump

shaft end (11329).

F. Remove four upper bolts (50771)

and  lock  washers  (68186),  securing

mounting plate (241803) to the tie

rods  (241804).

G. Remove hydraulic cylinder (241814)

and  mounting  plate  (241803).

H. The hydraulic cylinder can be

disassembled  from  mounting  plate

by removing four bolts (242048) and

lock  washers  (68186).

I. Tie rods (241804) can now be

removed from pump outlet body

(40537) by removing four lower bolts

and lock washers (50771 and

68186).

J. Unscrew pump tube from outlet body

(40537).

K. Extend pump piston rod (11340) out

of the bottom of outlet body (40537).

Place wrenches on piston end

(11329) and flats of piston rod

(11340) and unscrew piston rod.

Thread the piston rod through the

gland packing to allow removal of the

pump  tube.

Summary of Contents for 84960

Page 1: ...ing and maintenance instructions SPECIFICATIONS POWER REQUIREMENTS SV1 SV2 6 Amps 24 VDC each RATIO SeeNoteinFig 2 16 1 INPUTPRESSURE 300 3500 P S I INPUT FLOW 30 CYCLES PER MINUTE 1 0 G P M MAXIMUMHYDRAULICTEMP 210 F OUTPUTPRESSURE 7500P S I MAX OUTPUTFLOW 30 CYCLES PER MINUTE 11 CU IN MIN AMBIENTTEMP 40 TO 135 F SEALS POLYURETHANEANDNITRILE FILTRATIONREQUIRED 10 MICRON Failure to heed the follow...

Page 2: ...ve occurred contact the factory authorized warranty and service center nearest you for inspection of the pump Specialized equipment and knowledge is required for repair of this pump Contact the factory authorized warranty and service center nearest you for repair or adjustments other than Annual inspection by the factory authorized warranty and service center nearest you is recommended A list of f...

Page 3: ... the pressure reducing valve D The pressure reducing valve lowers hydraulic fluid pressure to the operating range of the hydraulic pump selecting and installing system components Contact your Lincoln representative for assistance in designing a system to suit your specific need system This is to purge any contamination such as dirt moisture or metal shavings that could damage the pump or system co...

Page 4: ...eved and the The adjustment screw allows 15 turns of adjustment over the timing range The adjustment screw should be turned 20 turns counter clockwise to insure you are starting at minimum Note You can not adjust below minimum additional turns counter clockwise have no effect E After the system pressure has been reduced it passes on to SV2 which controls the direction of the hydraulic cylinder whi...

Page 5: ...check parts and plunger rod 11723 O Remove bushing extension 61273 and unscrew plunger and bushing assembly 90554 from pump tube Unscrew coupling nut 11345 from plunger adapter 11344 to allow removal of plunger and bushing assembly intact reducing the chance of loosing ball stop 57027 and check ball 66010 Each clockwise turn will equal approx imately 3 seconds Add the number of turns clockwise to ...

Page 6: ...Page 6 Form 403122 1 6 241803 See Torque Specifications on Page 7 for all keyed notes 27 3 8 695 mm 18 7 8 479 mm 33 15 16 862 mm 271598 271599 120 lbs 54 Kg 50 lbs 23 Kg 400 lbs 181 Kg ...

Page 7: ...for incidental or consequential damages The liability of Lincoln on any claim for loss or damage arising out of the sale resale or use of lubrication equipment materials dispensing equipment and other related equipment shall in no event exceed the purchaseprice SOMESTATESDONOTALLOWTHEEXCLUSIONORLIMITATIONOFINCIDENTALORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES SOTHE ABOVELIMIATAIONOREXCLUSIONMAYNOTAPPLYTOYOU THISWARRAN...

Page 8: ... RETAIN THIS INFORMATION FOR FUTURE REFERENCE When ordering replacement parts list Part Number Description Model Number and Series Letter LINCOLN provides a Distributor Network that stocks equipment and replacement parts ...

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