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MAINTENANCE:  HXL6 and HXLJ8 MODELS

5.  Remove the vanes (14) and push rods (77) from the rotor 

and shaft assembly.  Inspect for wear and damage, and 
replace as follows: 
a.  Insert the three push rods (77) into the rotor. 
b.  Using a hoist, lower the non-driven end of the rotor 

and shaft into the open side of the pump casing 
being careful not to hit the disc with the shaft. 

6.  Insert the vanes into the rotor slots with the relief grooves 

facing in the direction of pump rotation, and with the 
rounded edges outward.  See Figure 5.  Using a hoist, 
install the disc in the casing with the smooth side of the 
disc towards the casing (seal cavity outward) and the 
pressure relief hole towards the bottom of the casing (6 
o’clock position). 

7.  Install a new head O-ring (72). 
8.  The mechanical seal and bearing must be installed 

before attaching head to pump casing. 
a.  Apply a small amount of motor oil on the shaft 

between the shaft threads and the rotor. Wrap tape 
over the shaft threads to prevent damage to 
mechanical seal O-rings. 

b.  Slide the seal jacket assembly over the shaft and 

into the seal cavity with the drive tangs of the jacket 
towards the rotor. Rotate the jacket assembly to 
engage the drive tangs in the rotor slots. 

c.  Install a new rotating O-ring (153L) in the rotating 

seal face (153F). Align and insert the rotating 
assembly into the the seal jacket with the polished 
face outward.  Clean the polished face with a clean 
tissue and alcohol.  Bronze seal faces should be 
oiled during installation, but other seal faces must be 
kept clean and dry.  Note: Carbon/PTFE rotating 
seal face (153M) is installed as a one-piece 
assembly.  

d.  Apply a small amount of motor oil in the seal recess 

of the head 

e.  Install a new stationary O-ring (153D) in the 

stationary seat (153B).  Clean the polished face with 
a clean tissue and alcohol, then push the seat fully 
into the seal recess with the polished face outward. 

f. 

Hand pack the ball bearing (24) with grease. Refer 
to the "Lubrication" section for the recommended 
grease.  Install the bearing into the recess of the 
head. 

g.  Inspect the grease seal (104) for  wear or damage 

and replace as required.  Grease the outside 
diameter of the grease seal and push it into the 
inboard bearing cover (27A) with the lip of the seal 
outward. 

h.  Attach bearing cover (27A) and gasket (26) to head. 

Make sure the grease fittings (76) on the bearing 
covers are accessible.  Install and torque the 
bearing cover capscrews (28) as indicated in the 
“Torque Table”. 

i. 

Using a hoist, carefully attach the head to the 
casing.  Use care not to damage seal components 
during installation.  Install and HAND-TIGHTEN the 
head capscrews (21). 

j. 

HXLJ8: Install head studs (21B) and hand-tighten 
the nuts (21C). 

9.  Set the pump upright. 
10.  Remove the outboard head and disc temporarily 

attached earlier. 

11.  Complete assembly on the OUTBOARD side of the 

pump as instructed for the inboard side in steps 6 – 8. 

12.  Ensure that the pump turns freely.  If binding occurs, tap 

the rim of the head with a mallet until binding is relieved 
and shaft turns freely.  Torque head capscrews as 
indicated in the “Torque Table”  (and studnuts on the 
HXLJ8) and recheck for free turning. 

13. 

RELIEF VALVE ASSEMBLY (if equipped)

 

a.  Insert the valve (9) into the relief valve body(6) with 

the fluted end inward. 

b.  Install the relief valve spring (8), spring guide (7) and 

guide rod (45) against the valve. 

c.  Attach a new relief valve gasket (10) and the valve 

cover (4) on the cylinder. 

d.  Screw the relief valve adjusting screw (2) into the 

valve cover until it makes contact with the spring guide 
(7). 

e.  Install the relief valve cap (1) and gasket (88) after the 

relief valve has been precisely adjusted. 

NOTICE: 

The relief valve setting MUST be tested and 
adjusted more precisely before putting the pump 
into service.  Refer to "Relief Valve Setting and 
Adjustment" 

14.  Reinstall coupling, shaft key, and coupling guards. 
 

 

Operation without guards in place can 
cause serious personal injury, major 
property damage, or death. 

 

Do not operate 

without guard in 

place. 

 
15.  Refer to “Pre-Start Up Check List” and “Start Up 

Procedures” sections of this manual prior to pump 
operation. 

 

Summary of Contents for HXL10E

Page 1: ...y be obtained from Blackmer s website www blackmer com or by contacting Blackmer Customer Service SAFETY DATA This is a SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL When you see this symbol on the product or in the manual loo...

Page 2: ...use a lifting device capable of supporting the full weight of the pump assemblies Heavy assemblies can cause personal injury or porperty damage PUMP DATA PUMP IDENTIFICATION A pump Identification tag...

Page 3: ...intake pipe For viscosities greater than1000 SSU consult the strainer manufacturer instructions 5 Strainers must be cleaned regularly to avoid pump starvation 6 Intake and discharge piping MUST be fre...

Page 4: ...is manual for parts removal and replacement instructions Figure 4 Reversing the Relief Valve CHECK VALVES If a check valve is used install it at the pump discharge The use of check valves or foot valv...

Page 5: ...culties during start up are experienced 1 Start the motor Priming should occur within one minute 2 Check the inlet and discharge pressure gauges to ensure the system is operating within expected param...

Page 6: ...alve HXL pump models are offered with an optional relief valve assembly bolted onto the pump casing Pumping volatile liquids under suction lift may cause cavitation Partial closing of the discharge va...

Page 7: ...68 Nm HXLJ8 178 lbs ft 241 Nm 50 lbs ft 68 Nm HXL10 178 lbs ft 241 Nm 100 lbs ft 136 Nm 50 lbs ft 68 Nm SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE STRAINERS Strainers must be cleaned regularly to avoid pump starvation Sch...

Page 8: ...he head assembly from the outboard nondriven side of the pump according to steps 4 8 in the Pump Disassembly section of this manual 4 Turn the shaft by hand until a vane comes to the top 12 o clock po...

Page 9: ...5 Remove the head O ring 72 and disc 71 If needed threaded holes are provided in the disc to break it free 6 Remove the top vane then rotate the shaft by hand to bring the next vane to the top until...

Page 10: ...se Refer to the Lubrication section for the recommended grease Install the bearing into the recess of the head g Inspect the grease seal 104 for wear or damage and replace as required Grease the outsi...

Page 11: ...ary O ring of the mechanical seal 153B 153D will come off with the hub a Pull the bearing 24 from the housing in the hub b To remove the mechanical seal stationary seat 153B remove the seal retaining...

Page 12: ...mp Install the six 6 disc retaining screws 71A and lockwashers 71B 7 Install a new head O ring 72 8 Using a hoist carefully attach the head 20 to the casing with the head drain hole towards the bottom...

Page 13: ...ckwasher tang into the slot in the locknut The pump should continue to turn freely when rotated by hand 16 Inspect the grease seal 104 for wear or damage and replace as required Grease the outside dia...

Page 14: ...vanes discs liner or rotor 6 Excessive restriction in discharge line causing partial flow through the relief valve 7 Relief Valve worn set too low or not seating properly 8 Vanes installed incorrectly...

Page 15: ...y too high for the pump speed 3 Relief valve not opening 4 Hydraulic hammer pressure spikes 5 Pump driver driveline drive shaft misalignment 6 Excessively worn vanes or vane slots 7 Settled or solidif...

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