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MAINTENANCE 

PUMP ASSEMBLY 

Before reassembling the pump, inspect all component 
parts for wear or damage, and replace as required. Wash 
out the bearing/seal recess of the head and remove any 
burrs or nicks from the rotor and shaft. 

1.  Place a small amount of Moly-grease on all capscrews 

before assembly to prevent galling. 

2.  Start with the OUTBOARD side of the pump. 

 

Figure 8 – Hole in Disc 

 

3.  Place the outboard disc (71) and seal ring (72) on the 

cylinder (12) so that the hole in the disc will be toward 
the INTAKE side of the pump. See Fig. 8. 

4.  Place the outboard head (23) on the cylinder (12) with 

the suction groove toward the bottom, using the dowel 
pin (25A) for alignment. See Figure 8.  

a.  Model SNPJ2.5: Place the O-rings (72A and 72B) 

and the steam jacket (59) on the head. 

b.  All Models: Tighten the head capscrews evenly to 

ensure that the head is properly seated and the seal 
ring fully compressed. 

c. 

Secure the bearing cover (27) and seal ring (26) to 
the head with the four capscrews (28). 

 

Figure 9 – Pushrod Installation 

5.  Rotor and Shaft 

a.  Install the pushrods and the 2 (or 3) bottom vanes 

into the rotor. The rounded edge of the vanes must 
be ouward to contact the bore of the cylinder and 
the relief grooves facing in the direction of rotation.  
See Figs. 5 and 9 

b.  Holding the vanes in place, install the rotor/shaft into 

the cylinder using care not to damage the disc or 
shaft. 

c. 

Turn the shaft by hand until an empty slot comes to 
the 12 o’clock position, insert a vane, and move on 
to the next slot. 

6.  Place the inboard disc (71) and seal ring (72) on the 

cylinder (12) so that the hole in the disc will be toward 
the INTAKE side of the pump. See Fig. 8. 

7.  Place the inboard head over the shaft and against the 

cylinder (12) with the suction groove toward the bottom, 
using the dowel pin (25A) for alignment. See Figure 8. 

a.  Jacketed Models: Place the O-rings (72A and 72B) 

on the head. 

b.  All models except the SNP3A: Place the Bracket / 

Jacket (108 or 59) onto the head. 

c. 

All models: Tighten the head capscrews evenly to 
ensure that the head is properly seated and the seal 
ring fully compressed. 

 

Figure 10 - Packing 

 

8. 

PACKING AND PACKING FOLLOWER

 

When necessary to repack, use a full set of new packing 
rings. Packing is furnished in sets with the correct number of 
rings. Never add new rings to an old set of packing. 

a.  Insert the packing washer (58) into the stuffing box 

of the 

inboard hub.

 

b.  Insert each packing ring (19) separately into the 

stuffing box, using the packing follower (75) to 
properly seat each ring after placement. Be sure to 
stagger the split joints approximately 180 degrees 
apart so that they are not overlapping or near the 
joint of the preceding ring. 

c. 

Install and tighten the two packing follower studs 
(17). 

d.  Place the packing follower (75) snugly against the 

packing. Install the two packing follower stud nuts 
(18) and 

tighten lightly.  NOTE: 

Adjustment to the 

packing follower should be made while pumping 
liquid (see "Packing Adjustment"). 

 

Summary of Contents for SNP1.25

Page 1: ...r 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 look for one of the following...

Page 2: ...ion without guards in place can cause serious personal injury major property damage or death PUMP DATA PUMP IDENTIFICATION A pump Identification tag containing the pump serial number I D number and mo...

Page 3: ...piping system review the following suggestions 1 Locate the pump as near as possible to the source of supply to avoid excessive inlet pipe friction 2 The inlet line must be at least as large as the i...

Page 4: ...ermine direction of flow where the pump will be installed 2 Confirm pump is installed in piping so that the flow will pass through the pump from inlet to outlet The inlet of the pump has INLET cast in...

Page 5: ...es are fully open and that the drain valves and other auxiliary valves are closed 5 Install vacuum and pressure gauges on the pump in the 1 4 NPT connections provided These can be used to check actual...

Page 6: ...lve closed Bleed air into the pump through the intake gauge plug hole or through a larger auxiliary fitting in the intake piping Pump air for 30 second intervals to clean out most of the pumpage A dra...

Page 7: ...r a high suction lift and cavitation or starving of the pump exists partial closing of the discharge valve will result in excessive noise in the relief valve Plumbing the relief valve so flow is direc...

Page 8: ...rocedures and warnings as presented in this manual SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE STRAINERS Strainers must be cleaned regularly to avoid pump starvation Schedule will depend upon the application and conditions...

Page 9: ...SEAL OR A COMMERCIAL MECHANICAL SEAL a Loosen all setscrews before removing the head assembly For further instructions on the disassembly and assembly of commercial mechanical seals refer to the sepa...

Page 10: ...he notched end UP Align the notch in the bearing with the groove in the head See figure 7a c Using an arbor press press the bearing into the head in one continuous motion until it is flush with or sli...

Page 11: ...disc or shaft c Turn the shaft by hand until an empty slot comes to the 12 o clock position insert a vane and move on to the next slot 6 Place the inboard disc 71 and seal ring 72 on the cylinder 12 s...

Page 12: ...ighten the locknuts 106A c Slide the bearing and lock collar 106B on the shaft until it is firmly seated in the bearing flange 106A d Push inward on the bearing and lock collar 106B while turning the...

Page 13: ...om mating properly causing the rotor and shaft to bind or turn hard Use a tissue paper alcohol to clean the seal faces NOTE Apply a light oil or suitable lubricant to bronze seal faces only Other poss...

Page 14: ...he suction line Damaged or worn pump parts Too much lift for the vapor pressure of the fluid A dirty or clogged strainer Worn vanes Suction Valve Closed Incorrect pump rotation Relief Valve partially...

Page 15: ...104 A00 Page 15 16 NOTES...

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