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This pump was built by :
C.E.T. Fire Pumps Mfg.
Instruction Handbook
(Version 1.0)
Model : PFP-11hpHND-EM
Your version of the pump, the engine and their accessories may vary from the one seen on the illustrations
C.E.T. Fire Pumps Mfg. This handbook is subject to change without notice,
Contact your local C.E.T. dealer or C.E.T. direct to ensure you have the latest version.
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- Page 1 C.E.T. Fire Pumps Mfg. Instruction Handbook (Version 1.0) Model : PFP-11hpHND-EM Your version of the pump, the engine and their accessories may vary from the one seen on the illustrations C.E.T. Fire Pumps Mfg. This handbook is subject to change without notice,...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 2 - Table of contents FOREWORD ............................... - 3 - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ........................- 4 - DESCRIPTION ............................- 7 - GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS ......................- 10 - TRANSPORT AND STORAGE ......................- 11 - PERFORMANCE ............................ - 12 - STARTING PROCEDURE ........................ -
Page 3: Foreword
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 3 - Foreword Congratulations on your purchase of a new C.E.T. portable pump, a quality product based on a century of experience in building fire-fighting equipment. If you follow the directives given in this handbook, your pump will be a useful ally for many years to come. -
Page 4: Safety Instructions
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 4 - Safety instructions It is very important that you read and understand this handbook and the owner’s manual of the engine before you start the pump. DANGER o NEVER run the engine in an enclosed area. Exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide which is an odorless and potentially deadly gas. - Page 5 Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 5 - WARNING o Not following the instruction handbook directives and operating procedure can lead to serious injuries, or even death. The operator and all other members or personnel handling the hoses connected to the pump must be trained and familiar with this type of product, know its limitations and have read and understood the Instruction Handbook and engine manual.
- Page 6 Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 6 - CAUTION o NEVER run the pump for more than one minute without water. o NEVER run the engine without the proper amount of oil in the engine. o NEVER alter the engine and/or the pump even partially.
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Page 7: Description
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 7 - Description This portable pump is directly driven by the very high-quality Honda gasoline 11 hp engine. It is equipped with an electric starter and also has a backup recoil starter. It has an integrated fuel tank of 1.6 gallons (6.1L). The pump has a 2.5”... - Page 8 Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 8 - Dimensions: Weight: 125 lbs (57kg) The pump has a bronze impeller and a high resistance aluminum alloy body. It also has an axial mechanical seal. The pump can operate to a maximum pressure of 100 PSI (6.9bar). It has been designed to work at a temperature between 5°F (- 15°C) and 104°F (40°C).
- Page 9 Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 9 - The assembly includes • High quality Honda GX340 gasoline engine. • Centrifugal pump with one (1) outlet. • Exhaust priming system. • Handling and protective frame. • Throttle control system. • One (1) sealed 12V battery.
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Page 10: General Instructions
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 10 - General instructions This pump must only be operated by trained personnel. WARNING: The hydraulic power of the pump discharge can cause severe damage, even death. Never, upper any circumstance, point the discharge hose toward a person or an animal, handle with care. -
Page 11: Transport And Storage
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 11 - Transport and storage Transport : WARNING: Never transport the pump while it is running. The pump and its frame have been designed to be easily transported by two adults or more. The pump shouldn’t be inclined by more than 35° during transport, especially if the engine has oil in it. -
Page 12: Performance
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 12 - Performance The pump running under *normal conditions will give you these performances: Normal conditions : geostatic height of 4’ 10” (1.5m), temperature de 59°F (15°C), water clear of sand and debris, atmospheric pressure < 3280’ (1000m) from sea level... -
Page 13: Starting Procedure
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 13 - Starting procedure 7.1. Place the pump on a flat and stable surface with an angle less than 15°. Place your pump as close as possible to the water source. WARNING: NEVER run the engine in an enclosed area. Exhaust gas contains carbon monoxide, an odorless and potentially deadly gas. - Page 14 Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 14 - 7.4. Connect the suction hose and the discharge hose. Make sure that there is a rubber seal on the adapter and screw it tight. Verify the water source to be used is clear of sand and/or small rocks, if you have any doubt about your water source, we recommend you use a floating strainer.
- Page 15 Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 15 - 7.8. *Start the engine with the electric start or by pulling on the recoil starter handle. *Check the engine owner’s manual for the starting and stopping procedure. WARNING: Make sure you know the stopping procedure of the engine before starting it.
- Page 16 Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 16 - 7.14.2. Control the opening of a valve or a nozzle at the end of the discharge hose. By reducing the opening, pressure will increase and flow will decrease. WARNING: NEVER run the pump at high speed with the discharge valve closed more than one (1) minute.
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Page 17: Operating And Stopping
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 17 - Operating and stopping Adjust the throttle lever or the opening of the nozzle at the end of the discharge hose accordingly to the desired flow/pressure rate. To stop the engine, slow down its RPM to idle and turn the key position to « OFF ». -
Page 18: Startup
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 18 - Startup Get the pump ready for start-up: Remove from packing. Check the oil level of the engine and the level of fuel. Make sure the electrical connections have not been damaged or disconnected during transport. -
Page 19: Maintenance
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 19 - Maintenance This periodic maintenance table is not enough for a complete servicing of the engine. You must refer to the owner’s manual to make sure to apply a complete maintenance of the engine. It is highly recommended that you keep a record of the number of running hours of your pump and all the maintenance operations applied on it. -
Page 20: Troubleshooting Guide
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 20 - Troubleshooting guide For all problems that are not covered by this table, please contact your local C.E.T. Fire pumps dealer or C.E.T. direct. Problem Probable cause Remedy No fuel in the combustion The fuel tank is empty... - Page 21 Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 21 - Problem Probable cause Remedy The volume of air to vacuum is The pump is too far from the Always put your pump as close to the water source as possible. Having a very long suction hose will take more time...
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Page 22: General Warranty
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 22 - General Warranty C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. warrants to the original purchaser that C.E.T. FIRE PUMPS MFG. will, at its election, either replace or repair any part of the new equipment sold to the purchaser hereunder which has been given no abnormal use;... -
Page 23: Contact Us
Instruction Handbook PFP-11hpHND-EM - 23 - Contact Us For repair or questions about warranties, please contact your local C.E.T. fire pumps dealer. E-mail : service@fire-pump.com Tel. : 1-450-568-2719 Fax : 1-450-568-2613 C.E.T. fire pumps MFG 75, Hector Street, C.P.90 Pierreville, QC...
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