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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. 

 

Reassemble the OUTBOARD side of the pump first: 

For a CLOCKWISE rotation pump, position the pump 
cylinder with the INTAKE port to the 

left

For a COUNTERCLOCKWISE rotation pump, position 
the pump cylinder with the INTAKE port to the 

right

1.  Install the liner key (74) in the slot located in the top of the 

liner. Align the key with the notch in the top of the pump 
casing and start the liner into the casing.  

The word “INTAKE” cast on the liner must face the intake 
port of the pump casing. Uniformly tap the outer edge of 
the liner with a rubber mallet to fully insert into the casing.  

2.  On 2 and 3-inch models, place the disc (71) against the 

liner with the seal cavity outward. 

3.  On 4-inch models, attach the disc to the outboard head 

without the mechanical seal components.  Install disc 
machine screws (71A) and lockwashers (71B) 

4.  Without installing the head O-ring or mechanical seal 

components, temporarily attach the outboard head and 
bearing to the casing. Install and hand-tighten two head 
capscrews, 180 degrees apart. This head will be used to 
hold and align the rotor and shaft while the inboard side 
of the pump is assembled. 

5.  Turn the pump around to begin assembly on the inboard 

side. Before installing the rotor & shaft assembly, the 
direction of pump rotation must be determined as 
indicated under the “Pump Rotation” section of this 
manual. 

 

Figure 5 – Pushrod Installation 

6.  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 vanes into the bottom three rotor slots with 

the relief grooves facing in the direction of pump 
rotation, and with the rounded edges outward. See 
Figure 4. 

b.  Hold the three bottom vanes in place while inserting 

the three push rods (77). See Figure 5. 

c.  After the bottom vanes and push rods are installed, 

carefully insert the non-driven end of rotor and shaft 
into the casing. 

d.  Install the remaining vanes into the top positions of 

the rotor. 

7.  DISC – 2 and 3-inch Models 

Install the disc (71) on the inboard side of the pump with 
the seal cavity facing outward and the disc relief hole 
located as shown in Figure 6. 

 

Figure 6 – Disc Relief Hole Location 

2 and 3-inch Models 

 

8.  MECHANICAL SEAL – 2 and 3-inch Models 

Rotating Assembly 

a.  Apply a small amount of motor oil on the shaft 

between the shaft threads and the rotor. 

b.  Slide the seal jacket assembly (153C) over the shaft 

and into the disc 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 (153E) in the rotating seal 

face (153B). 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. 

Stationary Seat 

a.  Apply a small amount of motor oil in the seal access 

of the head. 

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

seat (153A). Clean the polished face with a clean 
tissue and alcohol. Align the pin in the stationary seat 
with the slot in the head recess and push the seat 
fully into the seal recess with the polished face 
outward. 

9. 

DISC and MECHANICAL SEAL – 4-inch Models

 

a.  Before attaching the disc, apply a small amount of 

motor oil in the recess of the head. 

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

stationary seat (153A). Align the pin in the stationary 
seat with the slot in the head recess and push the 
seat fully into the seal recess with the polished face 
outward. Clean the polished face with a clean tissue 
and alcohol. 

c. 

Install a new rotating O-ring (153E) in the rotating 
seal face (153B). Clean the polished face with a 
clean tissue and alcohol. Place the polished face of 
the rotating seal against the face of the stationary 
seat in the head. 

d.  Align and install the seal jacket assembly (153C) 

over the rotating face with the drive tangs outward. 

e.  Carefully place the disc on the head with the seal 

cavity inward. The drive tangs of the seal jacket 
should protrude through the center hole of the disc. 

Summary of Contents for XLW2E-N

Page 1: ...r 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 signal words and be alert to the potential for personal injury death or major property damage Warns of hazards that WILL cause serious personal injury death or major property damage Warns of hazards that CAN cause serious persona...

Page 2: ...ace Hazardous pressure can cause personal injury or property damage PUMP DATA PUMP IDENTIFICATION A pump Identification tag containing the pump serial number I D number and model designation is attached to each pump It is recommended that the data from this tag be recorded and filed for future reference If replacement parts are needed or if information pertaining to the pump is required this data ...

Page 3: ...larly to avoid pump starvation 4 The intake system must be free of air leaks 5 Expansion joints placed at least 36 0 9m from the pump will compensate for expansion and contraction of the pipes Contact the flexible connector hose manufacturer for required maintenance care and design assistance in their use 6 Install pressure gauges in the NPT ports provided in the pump casing to check pump at start...

Page 4: ...ent is required The motor gearbox and pump are rigidly connected with bolted flange connections These flanges ensure the motor shaft gearbox shafts and pump shaft are aligned correctly without the need for manual alignment However due to variations in base and foundation geometry the unit will require shimming to reduce stress on the gearbox and pump adapter See PRESTART CHECKLIST section for deta...

Page 5: ... motor until it is unsupported 3d Try pulling out each of the shims while noticing the the pull tension 3e If the shims closest to the motor shaft easily pull out increase the shim thickness the same at all locations and recheck 3f If the shims furthest from the motor shaft easily pull out decrease the shim thickness the same at all locations and recheck 3g The unit is properly shimmed when all 4 ...

Page 6: ... LIMITED time at a reduced performance level FLUSHING THE PUMP NOTICE If flushing fluid is to be left in the pump for an extended time it must be a lubricating non corrosive fluid If a corrosive or non lubricating fluid is used it must be flushed from the pump immediately 1 To flush the pump run the pump with the discharge valve open and the intake valve closed Bleed air into the pump through the ...

Page 7: ...ause shock burns or death Hazardous voltage Can shock burn or cause death Failure to relieve system pressure prior to performing pump service or maintenance can cause personal injury or property damage Hazardous pressure can cause personal injury or property damage Disconnecting fluid or pressure containment components during pump operation can cause serious personal injury death or major property...

Page 8: ... Slide the lockwasher off the shaft Inspect the lockwasher for damage and replace as required c Repeat steps a and b on the opposite shaft end 6 Remove the head capscrews 21 Gently pry the head away from the casing using two large screwdrivers The head O ring should come off with the head assembly 7 Slide the head and O ring off the shaft The bearing 24 mechanical seal stationary seat and stationa...

Page 9: ... vanes and push rods are installed carefully insert the non driven end of rotor and shaft into the casing d Install the remaining vanes into the top positions of the rotor 7 DISC 2 and 3 inch Models Install the disc 71 on the inboard side of the pump with the seal cavity facing outward and the disc relief hole located as shown in Figure 6 Figure 6 Disc Relief Hole Location 2 and 3 inch Models 8 ME...

Page 10: ...ght loosen the capscrews and repeat the procedure If the shaft continues to bind check for grease or dirt on the mechanical seal faces Figure 8 Locknut Assembly 20 LOCKNUT ADJUSTMENT It is important that the bearing locknuts 24A and lockwashers 24B be installed and adjusted properly Overtightening locknuts can cause bearing failure or a broken lockwasher tang Loose locknuts will allow the rotor to...

Page 11: ...e spring guide 7 e After the relief valve has been adjusted tighten the Locknut 3 and install the relief valve cap 1 and O ring 88 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 Operation without guards in place can cause serious personal injury major property damage or death Do not operat...

Page 12: ...r and brake windings to verify the integrity of the winding insulation and inspect all terminal box openings and wire connection areas to verify that all components are dry and free of corrosion Long Term Storage By taking special precautions problems such as seal leakage and reducer failure due to the lack of lubrication improper lubrication quantity or contamination can be avoided The following ...

Page 13: ...alphaolefin Oil FG Food Grade Oil NOTICE The Ambient Temperature is intended to be an operation guideline based upon the typical properties of all the lubricant The viscosity and other properties of the lubricant change based upon load speed ambient conditions and reducer operating temperatures The user should consult with their lubrication supplier NORD gear before considering changes in oil type...

Page 14: ...nter the rotor and shaft between the heads Refer to Locknut Installation on Page 10 Contaminated mechanical seal faces Any trace of grease or dirt on the seal faces will prevent the faces from 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 POSSIBLE CAUSE...

Page 15: ...y closed valves Excessive amount of elbows Suction lift too great Pump speed too high for the viscosity of the liquid being pumped Entrained air or vapors in the pump Check pipe joints for leakage of air Sometimes when recirculating liquid in a tank the returning liquid falling through the air carries air down into the tank which eventually gets back into the pump Pump speeds exceed the recommende...

Page 16: ...t Excessively worn vanes or vane slots Settled or solidified material in the pump at start up Overtightened V belts if used SEAL LEAKAGE Probable Cause O rings not compatible with the liquids pumped O rings nicked cut or twisted Shaft at seal area damaged worn or dirty Excessive cavitation Mechanical seal faces cracked scratched pitted or dirty Ball bearings overgreased MOTOR OVERLOAD Probable Cau...

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