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CENTRO-MATIC
®
PUMP,
MODELS 84050, 85243 & 85460
4.1A-68430-D01
Form 403125
SAFETY
Read and carefully observe these operating instructions
before unpacking and operating the pump! The pump must
be operated, maintained and repaired exclusively by persons
familiar with the operating instructions. Local safety
regulations regarding installation, operation and
maintenance must be followed.
Operate this pump only after safety instructions and this
service manual are fully understood.
This symbol identifies the potential for a hazardous situation.
If this warning is not followed, a serious injury could occur.
Please refer to the following service page for the Model
83513 pump for all other safety considerations:
83513 Pump - Form Number 10L083513000J0
85209 Control - Section C8, Page 262 Series
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Pump Ratio:
50:1
Output Per Cycle
0.55 in³ (9 cc)
Output Per Minute
30 in³ (492 cc)
Pump Air Supply Pressure
50 to 70 psi (3.4 to 4.8 bar
)
Operating Line Pressure
2500 psi Normal (172 bar)
3500 psi Maximum (241 bar)
Container Capacity
60 Lbs. Bulk (27 kg)
Air Consumption
4.3 CFM (120 l/min.)
Operating Temp. Range
-10° F to 140° F
(-23° C to 60° C)
Weight (84050)
58 lbs. (27 kg)
(85460, 85243
)
68 lbs. (31 kg)
DESCRIPTION
General Description
The Models 84050, 85243 and 85460 are pumping units
designed to operate centralized lubrication systems. They
have a high volume output, delivering 30 cubic inches of
lubricant per minute at typical Centro-Matic
®
pressures.
They are fully automatic when used with Model 85209
Control. Pump is double acting, dispensing lubricant on
both the UP and DOWN strokes. These units are designed
to be used with SL-1, SL-11, SL-32 and SL-33 series
injectors or a
combination of these. The difference between the two
models is that the 85460 is equipped with a follower and a
low level indicator.
Appropriate Use
•
The pumps on these units are exclusively designed to
pump and dispense lubricants using compressed air
only.
•
The maximum specification ratings should not be
exceeded.
•
Any other use not in accordance with instructions will
result in loss of claims for warranty and liability.
PUMP OPERATION
Operation of 85209 with Model 85530 System
Controller
When Model 85530 times out, it will initiate a lube cycle.
The air solenoid is energized to deliver air to the pump and
air to the vent valve. Pump begins dispensing lubricant
through injectors to the bearings.
When all bearings have received lubricant, pressure rises
in the system to actuate the pressure switch. When
pressure switch actuates, the control is reset to de-energize
the solenoid valve cutting off air to the pump and vent valve.
Pump stops, pressure vents and pressure switch de-
actuates. Control begins timing toward next lube event.
INSTALLING THE PUMP
Place the unit in the approximate location making sure that
grease and air connections are accessible. Mark center
locations of the six holes at the bottom of the reservoir.
Then drill six 1/2” holes. The use of 7/16” bolts will offer
some flexibility in securing the reservoir to the equipment.
Lubricant outlet of pump should be connected to system with
suitable hose capable of 3,500 PSI working pressure. Air line
connection should be made with at least 1/4” I. D. hose
Table of Contents
Page
Safety...............................................................................2
Specifications...............................................................................2
Description...........................................................................2
Pump Operation........................................................................2
Installing the Pump...................................................................2
Optional Devices...........................................................................3
Putting Pump into Operation......................................................3
Maintentance and Repair..............................................................3
Dimensions............................................................................6
Repair Parts List.........................................................................7
Troubleshooting............................................................8
