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MAINTENANCE
1. The pump has been designed and built to require a minimal
amount of maintenance.
2. All maintenance must be performed by qualified personnel.
PRIMING
When using the pump for the first time or if using after a long
period of time, the pump may need priming. Priming is done by
stroking the handle 4-5 times.
Note:
If the pump is not used for a long period of time, it may
lose its prime and may need re-priming.
1.
Take out the pump body from the box and adjust the height
of bung assembly (16) to be threaded onto the drum.
2. Connect grounding wire
3. Screw the outlet spout (12) onto the pump head (1) along
with the teflon seal placed in the kit (17).
4. Start operating the T-Handle (7) by moving it up and
down. Within a maximum of 4 strokes, the pump will start
dispensing media. The higher the lift of the handle, the
greater the discharge will be per stroke.
5. Pump comes with 5 flow control tubes in the kit (17) which
can be inserted between spring (6) & nut (3) according to
the flow requirement.
STEPS ON HOW TO REPLACE THE DAMAGED SEAL
ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION
Failure to follow all safety information can result in death, personal injury
and/or property damage.
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Dispensing media can lead to a buildup of static electric charge
that could spark and ignite flammable fumes. Always connect a
grounding wire from the pump’s treaded stud and locknut to an
electrical system grounding point.
•
Keep all sources of fire away from the pump.
•
Never let a body part come in front of, or in contact with the pump
outlet.
•
Wear safety glasses at all times when working with this pump.
•
Wear a face shield, proper apparel and suitable respiratory
equipment when pumping hazardous chemicals.
•
In case of accident, immediately seek medical attention. Do not try
to treat the injury yourself.
•
Keep work area clean, uncluttered and properly lighted.
•
Use only genuine factory parts for repair.
Note: The flow control tubes will restrict the flow and each tube will
approximately reduce the flow rate by 100 ml (3.4 oz.). Combination of
tubes can be used together, but the discharge will reduce.
1.
Hold the rod (5) into a vice
and rotate the T-Handle (7)
anticlockwise to disassemble
it from the rod (5).
2. Now, remove the spring
(6) from the rod (5).
3. Unscrew the nut (3) from
the rod (5).
4. Pull out the damaged
seal (4).
5. Now take the seal (4)
to be replaced from the
repair kit and slide it
over the rod (5).
6. Assemble the pump by
repeating the steps
(1-3) in the reverse
order.
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