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    230/460 pump stators are wound so they can be wired either 

230 or 460 volt. New pumps are shipped connected for specific 

voltage ordered.

    To change the voltage, remove the six nuts (13) that secure the 

lead wire housing (12). Lift off the lead wire housing being careful not 

to damage the seal ring (14) assembly. Change wiring as required 

per the following diagram (See section D3 - D6).

 

 
3 PHASE DUAL VOLTAGE

WIRING DIAGRAM

   After changing leads, lightly oil seal ring (14). Insure that wire 

leads will not be pinched and position the lead wire housing (12) 

on the motor housing (20) securing with nuts (13).

   Before installing a pump, check the pump rotation. Insure that 

wiring has been completed to proper power source and that the 

green lead of power cord (see illustration) is connected to a valid 

ground. Momentarily energize the pump, observing the direction 

of kick back due to starting torque. Rotation is correct if kick back 

is in the opposite direction of rotation arrow on the pump casing. If 

rotation is not correct, switching of any two power leads other than 

ground will provide the proper rotation.

   See page 7 for illustration for identification of wire leads in the 

sensor cord to make proper connections for the seal failure alarm 

and the motor temperature sensor circuit.

OPERATION

Before putting the pump into operation, the following items should 

be checked to insure that the pump is installed correctly.

•  Electrical connections

•  Pump rotation

DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES

A.  Before you begin...

 

1.  Shut off pump.

 

2.  Disconnect power source.

 

3.  Remove pump from system.

B.  When removing impeller (42)...

 

1.  Complete Section A.

 

2.  Remove the eight screws (22) and lock washers (23) from 

the flange of the motor housing (20).

 

3.  Remove the pump housing (48), O-ring (47), and U-cup/

wear ring packing (46).

 

4.  Immobilize the impeller (42) by holding the vanes with 

a pipe wrench. Using a socket, remove the impeller bolt 

(45), lock washer (44), and impeller washer (43).

 

5.  Using two long-handled screwdrivers as levers, carefully 

pry the impeller (42) from the  shaft.

 

6.  Remove the square key (30) from motor shaft.

Note:   Impeller hub serves as lower seal retainer. When impeller 

is removed, seal spring will fall free.

C.  When removing rotary seals (36 and 41)...

 

1.  Complete Sections A and B.

CAUTION

Do not touch sealing face of the rotating  section or the stationary 

section of the rotary seal (36 or 41) when removing or installing 

seal. When seal replacement is required, cleanliness is of utmost 

importance. Seal replacement should be done in shop atmosphere 

if possible.

 

2.  Remove the spring of the lower rotary seal (41) from the 

shaft. See rotary seal component placement diagram for 

part identification.

 

3.  Remove the pipe plug (27) in the bottom seal retainer 

(40) and drain oil from the chamber behind the retainer.

 

4.  Remove the four socket head cap screws (39) from the 

seal retainer (40).

 

5.  Remove the seal retainer (40) with remaining parts of the 

lower seal assembly (41).

 

6.  Press seal seat out of the seal retainer (40).

 

7.  Remove the seal ring (38) and inspect.

 

8.  Slowly remove the large pipe plug (21) from side of motor 

housing (20).

 

9.  Remove the lower pipe plug (27) from the side of motor 

housing (20) and drain the oil from the motor housing 

(20).

Note:   Pump assembly will have to be tipped on its side to 

completely drain the oil.

 

10.  Remove the snap ring (37) from the shaft and remove 

the spring holder and seal spring of the upper rotary seal 

(36) from the shaft.

 

11.  Using a bearing puller or other suitable tools, pull the 

rotating section of the upper rotary seal (36)  from the 

rotor shaft. If needed, carefully pry rotating section loose 

with screwdrivers and pull off by hand.

 

12. The stationary seat can be pried out of the bearing housing 

(34) with a screwdriver. Use care not to chip seat as chips 

may fall into motor.

D.  When removing power cord and sensor cords

 

 

(7 and 11)...

 

1.  Complete Section A.

 

2.  Remove six nuts (13) and lock washers (5), that secure 

the lead wire housing (12) to the motor housing (19).

 

3.  Pry the lead wire housing (19) off using two screwdrivers.

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Disassembly Procedures

Summary of Contents for 64 HD Series

Page 1: ...AND WARNINGS PRIOR TO PERFORMING ANY WORK ON THIS PUMP MAINTAIN ALL SAFETY DECALS CAUTION Short Term Storage PLEASE FURNISH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION Model Number Part Number of Pump Serial Number Sys...

Page 2: ...Copyright 2019 Zoeller Co All rights reserved 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 13 5 15 20 21 22 24 25 26 17 18 29 30 8 9 10 11 12 27 32 34 35 37 38 39 36 40 41 27 42 43 44 45 46 48 47 49 50 51 16 17 18 16 14 28 23 19 5...

Page 3: ...Lock Washer 8 006404 24 Nut 8 001809 25 Lock Washer 8 007132 26 O Ring 1 2 007127 27 Pipe Plug 2 006460 28 Temperature Sensor 1 007190 29 Motor 1 SEE JOB FILE 30 Impeller Key 1 007408 31 Fan 1 008223...

Page 4: ...carefully pry the impeller 42 from the shaft 6 Remove the square key 30 from motor shaft Note Impellerhubservesaslowersealretainer Whenimpeller is removed seal spring will fall free C When removing ro...

Page 5: ...ll worn items Insure that all parts are thoroughly cleaned before assembly A Installing fan 31 Applies to installation of new motor only 1 Press the fan 31 on the rotor shaft until seated against the...

Page 6: ...its level when caps are installed G Final assembly 1 Fill the motor housing 20 with the same oil used to fill the seal retainer cavity in step E 8 above Fill until oil is level with the upper plug 20...

Page 7: ...AILURE PROBES PANEL INDUCTION CIRCUIT INTHE CONTROL LEADS MUST BE CONNECTEDTO SEAL FAILURE MOISTURE SENSOR THERMAL THETHERMAL SENSOR LEADS ARETO BE CONNECTED IN SERIES WITH STARTER COIL NOTE 1 SENSOR...

Page 8: ...Abrasive material chemical deteriorated impeller and pump housing If the above check list does not uncover the problem consult the factory Do not attempt to service or otherwise disassemble pump Servi...

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