QED WELL WIZARD Installation Manual

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Dedicated Monitoring Systems
INSTALLATION
GUIDEE
P/N 34999
QEDENV.COM
Well Wizard®
Installation and Operation Manual
Rev. E 06-05-2023

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  • Page 1 Dedicated Monitoring Systems INSTALLATION GUIDEE P/N 34999 QEDENV.COM Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Page Safety Warnings Contacting QED and Introduction Well Wizard® System Components Well Wizard® System Types A and L Well Wizard Bladder Pump Models How a Bladder Pump Works Twin-bonded Pump Tubing, Inlet Screens and Well Caps MicroPurge® Portable System Components...
  • Page 3: Safety Warnings

    This document is intended to assist you with the proper installation of your Well Wizard dedicated bladder pump system, covering key steps and installation tips. Your system may have some custom components that may require some deviation from these instructions.
  • Page 4: Well Wizard® System Types A And L

    Sampling System Type A Figure A-1 shows the Type A sampling system, the basic bladder pump. Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 5 Sampling System Type L Figure A-2 shows the Type L sampling system, a bladder pump with a drop tube inlet extension. Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 6: Well Wizard Bladder Pump Models

    Bladder and check valve assembly (either Teflon and stainless steel or PVC and stainless steel) • Pump Body (stainless steel) The 1500 Series pumps bladders can be replaced but may require factory service; contact QED Technical Support at 1-800-624-2026 or +1-734-9995-2547 for more information on how to service these pumps. Well Wizard®...
  • Page 7: How A Bladder Pump Works

    Figure 2 Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 8 An inlet screen is recommended for all applications, especially when the pump inlet is located close to the bottom of the well. The Well Wizard 10-year warranty does not apply if an inlet screen is not used.
  • Page 9: Twin-Bonded Pump Tubing, Inlet Screens And Well Caps

    Twin-Bonded Pump Tubing, Inlet Screens and Well Caps Pump Tubing A ground water sample is only as good as the tubing it runs through. Your Well Wizard® system should be equipped with one of the following types of superior-quality tubing from QED: •...
  • Page 10 Well Cap Types Recessed Well Cap Locking and Sealing Well Cap Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 11 Standard Pressure 150 psi Max Ultra High Pressure High Pressure P/N: 34132 500 PSI Max. 300 PSI Max P/N: 34506 P/N: 34642 Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 12: Micropurge® Portable System Components

    MicroPurge Controllers A controller operates the Well Wizard pumps by regulating the air flow from a compressed-gas source to the pump. The controller alternately pressurizes and vents the air supply line to the pump, allowing the pump to discharge and then fill with water.
  • Page 13: Installing Your Well Wizard System

    It’s your proof that the pump has been tested and shown to be contaminant free. If needed, you can contact QED with the serial number to obtain details on the laboratory test results.
  • Page 14 In general, pumps should have at least 10 feet of submergence and systems using drop tube inlets should have 25 feet of submergence over the pump. Call QED if you have any questions about submergence requirements and pump placement for your specific application.
  • Page 15: Installing The Bladder Pump Inlet Screen

    Well Wizard bladder pumps equipped with an inlet screen carry a 10 year warranty on PTFE Teflon bladder models and a 5 year warranty on Teflon-free bladder Zero models. Well Wizard pumps installed without inlet screens are covered by a one year warranty.
  • Page 16: Installing Or Replacing Pump Fittings And Connectors

    The following sections describe how to install or replace the three types of connectors that may be included in your Well Wizard system. Well Wizard pump models use either stainless steel or polypropylene compression fittings or barb fittings with clamps for pump tubing connections. Please follow the appropriate instructions for the fitting type used on your pump model.
  • Page 17: Attaching And Re-Attaching Pump Fittings And Connectors

    Connect the tubing to the fitting and finger tighten. Holding the fitting body steady with a wrench, turn the nut clockwise (when viewed from the top) until you feel resistance, then tighten a quarter turn. Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual...
  • Page 18 7). Tighten the nut with a wrench, but be careful to not over tighten it; the nut should not come in contact with the shoulder of the body (see figure 7). Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 19: Installing Pump Systems With Pre-Cut And Pre-Assembled Tubing

    Installing Pump Systems with Pre-Cut & Assembled Tubing Well Wizard systems are most often supplied with the tubing cut to length for each well and connected to the bladder pump, with each pump and tubing assembly tagged with the well ID number provided.
  • Page 20: Installing Pump Systems Using Bulk Tubing

    Installing Pump Systems Using Bulk Tubing If your Well Wizard system was ordered with bulk tubing, it will be necessary to measure the tubing length in the field or to install the pump using tubing known to be longer than the well depth, cutting the tubing off when the pump is at the desired depth.
  • Page 21 To attach the well cap, separate about 8-12” (20-30 cm) of the twin-bonded tubing. Push the discharge tubing through the compression fitting on the cap to the appropriate height based on the cap design. Refer to the separate instruction sheet included with the well cap. Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 22: Installing Drop Tube Inlet Kits

    7. Locate the drop tube weight kit. Some systems may use more than one weight, but most use just one – refer to the Well Wizard data sheet for the correct number of weights for each well. Install the pump inlet screen on the bottom of the weight.
  • Page 23 If the air supply on the cap uses a compression fitting connection, push the air tubing fully into the fitting, and then tighten the nut to compress the brass ferrule and retain the tubing. 17. QED recommends testing for proper operation of the pump before moving on to the next well. Well Wizard®...
  • Page 24: Installing Support Cables

    Support Cable Insulation Stripping Procedure PREFERRED METHOD – WIRE STRIPPER TOOL 1. Use a wire stripper provided by QED or 2. Place about 1” to 1-1/2” of cable into the purchased from a hardware store or electrical wire stripper in the #12 groove.
  • Page 25 3. At the circular cut flay the top of the 4. You should have a small piece of plastic coating. stripped from one side of the support cable. Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 26 5. You will now be able to grab the edge at the circular cut and peel the coating off. Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 27: Pump Testing Procedure

    (at least 60 seconds) and then switch to a long discharge cycle to completely empty the volume of the bladder. Maximum bladder capacity for Well Wizard and Sample Pro pumps is shown is the table below.
  • Page 28 4. Observe the pressure gauge - it should remain steady for at least a minute (a very slow decay in the pressure is acceptable) 5. Observe the pump discharge tubing - there should be no discharge of water or air bubbles. Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 29: Initial Troubleshooting

    If the pump is producing water with each discharge cycle but the total flow rate appears to be low and the measured discharge volume of the bladder is less than 80% of the rated maximum capacity, see the Well Wizard Troubleshooting Guide for details on optimizing the controller settings.
  • Page 30: Bladder Pump Operation In Low Submergence Applications

    In wells in which this water column height is 5 feet or less, the pump is considered to be in a low-submergence application. Well Wizard bladder pumps fill by hydrostatic pressure. As the inside of the bladder fills with water, the bladder expands. This filling and expanding of the bladder is referred to as the “refill”...
  • Page 31: Sampling Pump Troubleshooting Guide

    Sampling Pump Troubleshooting Guide Well Wizard® Installation and Operation Manual Rev. E 06-05-2023...
  • Page 32: Qed Groundwater Sampling Products Warranty

    Product without charge to Purchaser. If QED for any reason cannot repair a Product determined by QED to be covered by this warranty within four (4) weeks after receipt of the defective Product, then QED's sole responsibility shall be, at its option, either to replace the defective Product with a comparable new unit at no charge to Purchaser or to refund the purchase price paid by Purchaser.
  • Page 33 This warranty does not cover, and QED shall not be liable for general wear and tear, or any malfunction, damage or wear caused by faulty installation, misapplication, abrasion, corrosion, inadequate or improper maintenance, negligence, accident, tampering, substitution of non-QED component parts, or the selection of improper material or product configuration for Purchaser’s application.

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