If you have difficulty in pumping or there is “chattering” during pumping you may
need to clean and lubricate your pump. You may also need to replace the O-ring as it
can shrink over time.
Cleaning and lubricating your pump:
Remove the set screw and extract the plunger from the pump body. Clean the inner
surface of the pump body with a cloth or paper towel.
Now you need to lubricate the pump body.
A small tube of lube is provided but in an emergency almost anything will work;
cooking oil, petroleum jelly or even butter. ideally you should use superlube™ a
synthetic grease that outperforms other lubes in various temperatures.
Place a bead of lube about the size of a pencil eraser around the inside of the pump
body then spread it completely around. Re-insert the plunger body and take a couple of
strokes on the plunger.
CAUTION
don't use too much lubricant. it can block spaces created by the tabs and cause the
pump to fail.
Replacing the O-Ring:
A spare O-ring is stored in the bottom of the pump body.
Remove the set screw and then the plunger. invert the pump body and tap it sharply
on a solid surface. The O-ring should fall out. if it doesn't fish it out with a long tool.
Replace the old O-ring with the new ring and reassemble your pump.
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