Type key ....... . 5 The symbols and hazard statements below may appear in Grundfos installation and operating instructions, safety instructions and Tools .
Rated flow [m Head at rated flow rate [m] Speed [min MEI index CE mark and approvals Production code 2.2 Type key Example: SP 18-6 N Type range Rated flow rate [m Number of stages Material: = EN 1.4301 = EN 1.4401...
3. Tools 3.1 Special tools Pos. Description For pos. Motor size Further information Part number Knock-out spanner 4", 6", 8" Spanner size: 46 mm 00SV0121 4" 00SV0351 Spline key 6" 00SV0352 8" 00SV0353 Set consisting of support tool, Punch set for guide bearing 142a 4", 6", 8"...
3.2 Standard tools Pos. Description For pos. Motor size Further information Measuring range up Depth gauge 14. 14a 4", 6", 8" to 300 mm Band pipe wrench for fitting of sleeve 4", 6", 8" Puller for wear ring 4", 6", 8" Hexagon key set 4", 6", 8"...
5. Failure analysis Follow the instructions below. Position numbers of pump components (digits) refer to section Identify the failure properly and go through the check list before Drawings. dismantling the product. Position numbers of tools (letters) refer to section Tools. Related information Related information 13. Analysis check list...
6.2 Straps 5. Remove the straps. 1. Fasten the adaptor (I) to the mounting plate (J) with the hexagon socket head screws (K). 6.3 Valve casing 1. Remove valve casing (1/1a), valve cup (2) and top chamber (4/4a). In large pump models, the valve casing, valve seat and valve cup are combined in a relieved valve casing (1a).
6.4 Top impeller 6.6 Bottom chamber with upthrust bearing 1. Loosen the split cone nut 1-2 turns (11) with the knock-out 1. Remove the upthrust bearing from the shaft. spanner (B). 2. Loosen the split cone nut with the knock-out spanner. 2.
7. Replacing the wear parts 4. Clean its groove. • Make sure that all parts from the given service kit are available. 5. Lubricate the groove with soapy water, and place the new rubber bearing. • Make sure to replace all neck and O-rings. •...
7.2 Neck ring, rubber bearing and chambers 2. Ensure the pullers grip on the wear ring by placing it between the jaws of a vice. 1. Replace all neck rings and rubber bearings in the chambers. 7.3 Wear ring and impeller 1.
5. Make sure that the wear ring is placed properly and that the 7.4 Valve casing impeller is not deformed. 7.4.1 Standard valve casing 1. Position the valve casing (1) upside down on the support tool from the punch set (D). 2.
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6. Fit the new guide bearing on the punch. 4. Remove the retainer ring and valve cup. 7. Position the new guide bearing in the valve casing. 8. Knock the guide bearing in the hole with a plastic mallet. 5. Position the valve casing upside down on the support tool from the punch set.
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7. Position the punch tool in the centre of the guide bearing and knock it out with a plastic mallet. 14. Clean the O-ring groove. 15. Lubricate the groove with soapy water, and fit a new O-ring. 8. Turn the support tool upside down so that its recess is pointing upwards.
20. Tighten the retainer ring with the specified torque, using a torque wrench (R). Related information 4. Tightening torques and lubricants 7.5 Suction interconnector 1. Remove the neck ring (7) with a screwdriver. 2. Clean its groove. 3. Lubricate the groove with soapy water, and fit the new neck ring.
8. Pump assembly 8.2 Bottom chamber with upthrust bearing SP/SPE 18 1. Fit the upthrust bearing on top of the bottom impeller. WARNING Crushing of hands Death or serious personal injury ‐ Use lifting equipment which is approved for the weight of the product.
8.4 Chambers 8.7 Straps 1. Fit an impeller to the bottom chamber. 1. Fit the straps in the suction interconnector. 2. Lubricate the thread of the straps with grease. 3. Fit the strap to the valve casing. 2. Tighten the split cone nut with the specified torque, using a torque wrench together with the split cone spanner.
9. Quality control 9.2.2 Axial clearance, shaft in bottom position 1. Turn the shaft with the spline key while pulling the shaft into 9.1 Rotating the shaft bottom position. 1. Position the pump so that it the shaft is easy to turn. 2.
0.5 MΩ, the motor should be removed for motor or cable repair. Local regulations may specify other values for the insulation resistance. For further instructions, see the Grundfos Product Center at www.grundfos.com. 10.2 Winding resistance...
11. Mounting the motor and cable guard 11.1 Mounting the motor 1. Mount the motor on the chamber stack. 2. Lubricate the motor staybolts with grease. 3. Fit the nuts on the staybolts. 4. Cross-tighten the nuts in three steps with the specified torque, using tools S and R.
13. Analysis check list Component Problem Yes/No Comment Check before dismantling Are there any dents on the motor? Is the motor cable damaged? Is the cable plug intact? Motor Is the motor or submersible drop cable joint damaged? Is the submersible drop cable damaged? Are there any signs of corrosion? Is the strainer broken or damaged? Is the non-return valve functional?
Component Problem Yes/No Comment Is the shaft damaged? Is the shaft straight? Shaft Are there any signs of corrosion? In case of corrosion, specify the area in the comments section. Related information 5. Failure analysis 14. Document quality feedback To provide feedback about this document, scan the QR code using your phone’s camera or a QR code app.
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