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Hand pump PUMP1000-4L-CONTROL User manual...
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Safety guidelines and symbols High product safety Our products correspond to the current level of research and technology. If the bearing arrangement is designed correctly, the products are handled and fitted correctly and as agreed and if they are maintained as instructed, they do not give rise to any direct hazards.
Hand pump Page Features Scope of delivery ............... 5 Design and Intended purpose ..............6 safety guidelines Qualified personnel ..............6 Protective equipment ..............6 Hydraulic oil ................7 Maximum pressure ..............7 Ambient conditions ..............7 Initial operation Checking the hand pump............8 Setting the stroke volume ............
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Hand pump Page Technical data Ordering designation..............16 EU Declaration of Conformity ............. 17 Digital manometer Features ..................18 Operation.................. 18 Control keys ................ 18 Control diagram..............19 Maintenance ................20 Changing the battery ............20 Dismantling................. 20 Mounting................20 Technical data................
Hand pump Features The hand pump and accessories are supplied in a sturdy metal case made from sheet steel. The metal case and parts should be checked immediately for any damage during transit. The carrier should be informed of any damage without delay. Scope of delivery The items included in delivery are shown in Figure 1.
Hand pump Design and safety guidelines Intended purpose The hand pump PUMP1000-4L-CONTROL is used to operate FAG hydraulic nuts. These are used to mount rolling bearings on a tapered seat, Figure 2. Tapered seat Rolling bearing Hydraulic nut Hand pump...
Hydraulic oil The only hydraulic oils that can be used are: ■ any hydraulic oils with a viscosity of 32 mm /s at +40 °C. Only clean hydraulic oil should be used. If the oil is not clean, this may lead to blockage of the filter fitted. Hydraulic oil can cause irritation to skin and respiratory passages.
This manual describes the initial operation of the hand pump, for information on the initial operation of hydraulic nuts see BA 004, FAG Hydraulic Nuts. Checking the hand pump Before any use, check the hand pump and the accessories to be used, Figure 3.
Setting the stroke volume The stroke volume of the hand pump can be adjusted as a function of the hydraulic nut used. Spacer ring The spacer ring (half ring) restricts the stroke and thus reduces the stroke volume. The volume without a spacer ring (half ring) is 0,9 per stroke, when the spacer ring (half ring) is mounted, of hydraulic oil is pressed into the hydraulic nut on...
Hand pump Operation The mounting operation begins with mounting of the rolling bearing on the tapered seat, Figure 5. Slide the rolling bearing gently onto the shaft or slide the mounting sleeve into the original position. A suitable hydraulic nut is then screwed onto the shaft and the hand pump is connected.
Observe a minimum bending radius for the high pressure hose of 70 mm. Venting the hydraulic nut Operate the hand pump until the hydraulic nut is completely vented, see BA 004, FAG Hydraulic Nuts. Schaeffler Group Industrial BA 20...
Displacement distance Figure 7 FAG Mounting Manager After calling up FAG Mounting Manager, the necessary data are entered, Figure 7. The start pressure for reaching the start position is then displayed. Do not loosen the connectors on the hand pump if the unit is still Warning pressurised.
The end position is reached when the rolling bearing has been moved the displacement distance. The displacement distance can be read off, for example, in FAG Mounting Manager. Determining the number of strokes The number of strokes can be read off on the basis of the displacement distance and the hydraulic nut used, Figure 8, and the value table, starting from page 24.
Hand pump Moving the rolling bearing The hand pump is operated to bring the rolling bearing into the end to the end position position, Figure 9. 800 bar must not be exceeded. Do not loosen the connectors on Warning the hand pump if the unit is still pressurised. Do not add any more oil.
Maintenance The use of unsuitable replacement parts and oils can damage the hand pump and may lead to hazards occurring for the user. Always use original replacement parts sets from Schaeffler KG. Only use oils recommended by us, see the section Hydraulic oil, page 7.
(half ring) Maximum oil pressure 1000 bar Mass 24 kg (including metal case) Ordering designations Replacement parts, Figure 10 and table Ordering designation PUMP1000-4L-CONTROL. Pump body Oil container Digital manometer Spacer ring (full ring) Spacer ring (half ring) Stroke counter...
Hand pump EU Declaration of Conformity Declaration of Conformity for hand pump PUMP1000-4L-CONTROL. Figure 11 EU Declaration of Conformity Schaeffler Group Industrial BA 20...
Hand pump Digital manometer The digital manometer PUMP1000-4L-CONTROL.MANO is part of the hand pump and is already mounted when the hand pump is supplied. Features A ceramic sensor records the pressure and shows the value on a four digit LED display. The accuracy is 0,5%.
Control diagram The navigation and setting options are shown in the control diagram, Figure 13. 1 P = ON 2 P = OFF & & & LCD display Peak value memory Enter password Automatic zeroing Change password & Figure 13 Control diagram Footnotes for Figure 13 Peak value memory off.
Hand pump Maintenance Contaminated hydraulic oil can make maintenance necessary at Schaeffler KG. If clean hydraulic oil is always used, maintenance is restricted to changing the battery. Changing the battery If the voltage of the battery falls below 7 Volt, the battery symbol is shown, Figure 14.
–30 °C to +80 °C Max. relative humidity 90%, no condensation Protection type IP 65 Mass 0,35 kg Ordering designations Ordering designation Component Ordering designation Digital manometer Digital manometer PUMP1000-4L-CONTROL.MANO Sealing ring Flat seal to DIN 16 258 Battery Schaeffler Group Industrial BA 20...
Hand pump Troubleshooting A list of common malfunctions is shown in the following table. Malfunction, cause, remedies Malfunction Cause, remedy Piston The hand pump was positioned with the head facing up: ■ does not move out Position the hand pump with the feet facing down. The escape valve of the hand pump is not closed or not completely closed: ■...
Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 0,22 0,24 0,27 0,29 0,32 0,35 0,39 0,43 0,47 0,52 0,57 –...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 0,38 0,42 0,46 0,51 0,56 0,61 0,67 0,74 0,81 0,99 1,08 –...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 0,52 0,57 0,63 0,69 0,76 0,84 0,92 1,01 1,11 1,23 1,35 1,48...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 1,47 1,62 1,78 1,96 2,15 2,37 2,86 3,15 3,47 3,81 4,19 –...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 1,94 2,13 2,35 2,58 2,84 3,12 3,44 3,78 4,16 4,57 5,03 5,54...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 2,67 2,94 3,23 3,55 3,91 4,73 5,72 – – s mm 2,15 2,37...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 2,41 2,65 2,92 3,21 3,53 3,88 4,27 5,17 – –...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 3,71 4,11 4,53 4,98 5,48 6,02 6,63 7,29 8,02 –...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 3,82 4,62 5,08 5,59 6,15 6,77 7,44 8,19 – –...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT s mm 4,29 4,72 5,19 5,71 6,28 6,91 8,36 – 1 074 1 181 –...
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Displacement Number of strokes x , x Value table (continued) Designation s = Displacement = Number of strokes with hydraulic method = Number of strokes without hydraulic method HYDNUT 1000 s mm 5,07 5,58 6,13 6,75 7,42 8,17 8,98 9,88 10,87 –...
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