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Cole-Parmer Instrument Company

Manufactured by:

 Barnant Company

A-1299-1002

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Edition 01

Barnant Company

 

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 28W092 Commercial Avenue 

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 Barrington, IL  U.S.A.  60010-2392

847-381-7050 

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 800-637-3739 

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 847-381-7053 (Fax)

e-mail: 

[email protected]

 

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 Web Site:  http//www.barnant.com

INSTRUCTION SHEET  - SEAL KIT

Part Number –77420-03

This service kit is to be used on Masterflex

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 I/P

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 drive, 77420-00.

Kit contents:

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   (1) Seal Adapter Assembly

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   (1) O-Ring

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   (2) Flat Head Screw (10-24 X 3/8”)

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   (2) Hex Head Screw (1/4-20 X 1 1/8”)

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   (1) Lubricant tube

Tools required:

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  Phillips screwdriver

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  Flat wrench (7/16”)

Procedure:

Disassembly
1.  Remove the two Flat Head Screws (Fig. 1) that hold the old Seal Adapter Assembly

(Fig. 1) in place on the drive.

2.  If necessary, screw the two Hex Head Screws (Fig. 2) from the kit into the two

threaded holes in the old Seal Adapter Assembly to force it away from the drive.
Alternate turning the screws approximately ½ turn in order to keep the front of the Seal
Adapter Assembly parallel with the front of the drive.  This alignment is necessary for
removal.

3.  Remove the Seal Adapter Assembly by hand, once it is loose.

         Seal preparation

1.  Slide the new O-Ring (Fig. 3) onto the shaft of the new Seal Adapter Assembly up to

the flange as shown in Fig. 3.

2.  Add lubrication from the lubricant tube to the surface of the Elastomeric Seal (Fig. 3)

that is pre-installed into the new Seal Adapter Assembly; cover the portion of the seal
that touches the shaft.

3.  Add lubrication to the circumference of the Motor Shaft (Fig. 4) in the region that will be

contacted by the seal.

         Re-assembly

1.  Install the new Seal Adapter Assembly onto the Motor Shaft and align the holes in the

Seal Adapter Assembly with the threaded holes in the drive.

2.  Insert the two Flat Head Screws into the holes in the Seal Adapter Assembly and

thread them into the holes in the drive.

3.  Tighten screws with the Phillips screwdriver.

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