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The life, reliability, and safety of the tool is dependent on proper maintenance.
Maintenance must be performed by authorized and trained personnel ONLY.
Inspect pump for wear or damage. Worn or damaged parts may malfunction during operation.
All parts must be replaced with new parts if signs of wear or damage are evident.
Inspect the fittings, and hydraulic lines. (i.e. kinks, leaks, dirt, etc.) Do Not use hands!
Inspect Hoses. Worn or damaged and aged hoses may malfunction during operation.
Clean and inspect pump before storage. Solids, fibers and sand may become attached
to the volute screen, or trapped within the pump chamber and hose assembly.
Remove the volute by removing the two (2) hex head cap screws at the base of the handle.
Lift the flange / motor assembly straight up, from the volute. (refer to Dwg # 1)
CAUTION: Impeller may be sharp.
Clean the inner screen, discharge and the impeller. Impeller removal should not be necessary.
Visually Inspect the impeller for cracks, breakage, and excessive wear. Replace as required.
NOTE: A worn or damaged impeller may reduce pump performance.
If required the impeller may be removed by removing the center cap screw and lockwasher
while holding the impeller. CAUTION: Impeller may be sharp.
Install or replace the impeller using the center cap screw and lockwasher.
Re-assemble the pump by replacing motor/flange assembly and securing the two (2) hex
head cap screws and lockwashers to connect the handle, flange and volute.
Clean and empty the discharge hose before storage.
Inspect and clean hydraulic couplers before and after each use.
Keep Label Set clean and legible. Replace decals when necessary.
NOTE:
BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT
READ THE SAFETY WARNINGS
and recommended practices described
in the manual. Failure by the operator to
read and fully understand the warnings
will leave this person unqualified to use
CAUTION
and operate the tool.
Failure to observe all warnings and instructions could result
in property damage, severe personal injury, and/or death.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
IMPORTANT: The greatest cause of hydraulic system failure is dirt.
Prevent the introduction of foreign matter into the pump via hydraulic fluid,
dirty connections or accumulation of sediment in the hydraulic system.
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