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(Rev 1-07) 

  Installation and 

Maintenance Instructions for 

 

            

Sump Retrofit Cover  
(Part#- 1943) 

 
 

IMPORTANT: 

It is imperative that the user read these warnings and the assembly 

instructions completely and carefully before installing Universal’s Retrofit Sump Cover. 
Failure to do so may cause product failure. 
 

IMPORTANT: 

Check to make sure that all parts are supplied before attempting to 

install the unit. If any parts are missing, consult with supplier. Never substitute or replace 
parts. Other parts may result in product failure, or future repair problems. 
 

WARNING-DANGER

: Using electrically operated equipment near gasoline or gasoline 

vapors may result in fire or explosion, causing personal injury, death and property 
damage. Be sure that the working area is free from such hazards, and always use proper 
precautions when working with hazards.  
 

DO NOT DROP EQUIPMENT: 

Prevent equipment parts or tools from falling into the 

sump. Equipment parts or tools falling in the sump may hit pipes causing rupture.  
 

NOTICE: UNIVERSAL 

products must be used in compliance with applicable federal, 

state, and local laws and regulations. Product selection is based primarily on 
environmental conditions, compatibility, efficiency and aesthetics. All illustrations and 
specifications in this literature are based on the latest product selection. Prices, materials, 
and specifications are subject to change at any time.  
 

Performance Specifications: 

The Retrofit Cover installs in minutes, and fits sumps 27” to 34”. It is made up of a 
rugged steel support ring and cover for maximum strength and durability. It consists of a 
mechanical seal and adjustable clamping device that eliminates glues or adhesive that 
would deteriorate after a year. The Cover consists of an additional safety monitoring 
access port that eliminates the need to remove the main cover. 
 

Tools Required: 

Adjustable Wrench 
 

 

 

 

 

Torque Specification: 

Turn-Buckle, 10ft-lbs min – 30ft-lbs max 
Wing Nuts, 3/8-16 UN thread, 10ft-lbs min – 15ft-lbs max  
 

 

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Summary of Contents for 1943

Page 1: ... from falling into the sump Equipment parts or tools falling in the sump may hit pipes causing rupture NOTICE UNIVERSAL products must be used in compliance with applicable federal state and local laws and regulations Product selection is based primarily on environmental conditions compatibility efficiency and aesthetics All illustrations and specifications in this literature are based on the lates...

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Page 3: ...iameter 27 to 34 as shown in Figure 1 2 Place the Support Ring on top of the Sump with studs facing up as shown in Figure 2 Make sure that the ring is concentric with the diameter of the sump NOTE If the top of the sump lip is not flat and has a recess that is greater than a hand plane or air operated plane can be use to level the surface ...

Page 4: ... as shown in Figure 3 to determine a suitable assembly method NOTE This height will determine which configuration will work best with the assembly Select the best method as shown below to fit the predetermined height NOTE Tension Blocks can be cut ...

Page 5: ...kle are fully extended by screwing outwards Hold the chain assembly and place it inside the sump and connect to the hooks of the Support Ring as shown in Figure 4 below Note Be careful not to drop the chain assembly as it may damage pipes in the sump ...

Page 6: ...lip of the sump as shown in Figure 5 Make sure that the Support Block is resting against the inside surface of the sump This must be done for which ever assembly method is used Note the Turn Buckles must be turned to create as much tension as required to seal the Support Ring onto the lip of the sump ...

Page 7: ...onto the surface of the Support Ring as shown in Figure 6 Holes of the cover should align with the studs of the Support Ring to allow surface contact Insert by screwing in the access port cover into the access port as shown in the figure ...

Page 8: ...by screwing down with all 12 Wing nuts NOTE there is a gasket at the bottom of the Sump Cover Tighten nuts with enough torque to create a complete seal Nuts should be tightened with a hand torque of about 20lb in Power tools are not necessary for this assembly ...

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