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  If oil leaks where the plungers (16) protrude out of the gear, gear seals (19) and plungers must 

be examined and replaced if necessary.

a) 

 Gear Seal:

 Remove oil plug (5) and drain oil. Remove valve casing (26) together with seal cas-

ing (25) as described above. Dismantle plunger pipe (I6B). Pry gear seal adaptor (20) out of the 

crankcase using a screwdriver; take out gear seal (19) and replace it.

b)  

Plungers: 

Remove oil plug (5) and drain oil; remove crankcase cover (3). Remove valve casing 

(26), seal casing 25), gear seal adaptors (20) and plunger pipes (16B) as described above. Remove 

screws on conn-rods (15). Be careful not to mix up the connecting rod halves. Push connecting rod 

shaft as far as possible into the crosshead guide. Take off screws (10) and pry out bearing covers (7 

& 8) with the help of a screwdriver. Take out crankshaft carefully threading it past the conrods (15), 

making sure not to bend the connecting rods. Remove and dismantle connecting rods and plung-

ers (16). Replace worn parts. Reassemble and tighten tension screws (16D) at 248 in.-lbs. (28 Nm). 

When reinstalling, first insert connecting rods together with plungers. Thread in crankshaft. Then 

push bearing covers (7 & 8) onto the crankshaft ends. Screw on bearing covers with screws (10). 

Mount connecting rod halves and tighten screws (15) at 22 ft-lbs. Mount crankcase cover (3) togeth

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er with O-ring (4). Replace seal adaptors (20), seal casing (25) and valve casing (26). Replace eight 

(8) hexagon screws (34) and tighten to 30 ft.-lbs. (40 Nm).

9.  Check plunger surfaces (16). Damaged surfaces 

lead to accelerated seal wear. Deposits of all 

kinds must be removed from the plungers.

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REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS - P470H PUMPS

 Important:

   Plunger surfaces are not to be dam-

aged. If there are lime desposits in the pump, 

care must be taken that the weep-return bore in 

parts (25) and (26) ensure trouble-free weep-re-

turn.

10. If the plunger pipe (16B) is worn, remove 

tension screw (16D) and remove together 

with plunger pipe. Check and clean plung-

er (16A) surfaces and mount new plunger 

pipe. Cover thread of tension screw (16D) 

with a thin film of Loctite and tighten care

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fully at 248 in.-lbs. (28 Nm).

Important:

   Glue must never come be-

tween the plunger pipe (16B) and the 

centring sleeve (16C). The plunger pipe is 

not to be strained by eccentric tightening of 

the tension screw or through damage to the 

front surface as this can lead to breakage.

11. When reassembling, tighten inner 

hexagon screw (34) at 30 ft.-lbs. (40 

Nm) in a crossing pattern (as shown on 

left).

Gear and Plunger

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6

6

4

2  7

5

3

1

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Summary of Contents for P470H

Page 1: ...oded View page 4 Parts List Kits page 5 Torque Specifications page 5 Repair Instructions pages 6 7 Dimensions back page Warranty Information back page Triplex Ceramic Plunger Pump Operating Instructions Repair and Service Manual Model P470H Hydraulic Drive Pump Updated 04 22 ...

Page 2: ...e explosive and toxic media the pump manufacturer must be consulted with regard to the resistance of the pump material It is the responsibility of the equipment manufacture and or operator to ensure that all pertinent safety regulations are adhered to Required NPSH refers to water specific weight 1kg dm3 viscosity 1 E and maximum premissible pump revolutions Operation and Maintenance Check oil lev...

Page 3: ...8 7 2 9 7 14 5 19 6 1200 15 2 5 2 7 9 10 5 15 7 21 3 1300 16 5 5 7 8 5 11 4 17 1 23 1 1450 18 4 6 3 9 5 12 7 19 0 25 8 P470 HORSEPOWER REQUIREMENTS NOTE In order to drive the pump from the side opposite the present shaft extension simply remove the valve casing from the crankcase and rotate the pumps 180 degrees to the desired position Be certain to rotate the seal case item 20 as well so that the...

Page 4: ...4 Exploded View P470H ...

Page 5: ...asing 1 27A 04365 Valve Assembly 6 27 06937 Valve Seat 6 28 06938 Valve Plate 6 29 06959 Valve Spring 6 30 06939 Valve Spring Retainer 6 31 07212 O Ring 6 32 08373 Plug 3 33 07214 O Ring 3 34 06494 Cap Screw 8 36 07703 Plug 3 4 BSP 3 36A 04529 Copper Ring 3 Important If the pump is not used for a long period of time it is possible the seals 23 could become hard or brittle thus causing the pump to ...

Page 6: ...gs 21A 31 33 Replace worn parts Reassemble in same order Coat new o rings with oil before installation Coat O rings 25B with silicon grease and place them in their re cessses Insert seal cases 21 into valve casing 26 before mounting the whole unit Slide valve casing 26 over plungers Tighten hexagon socket screws 34 crosswise and evenly at 36 ft lbs Tighten plugs 32 at 125 ft lbs 170 Nm lmportant W...

Page 7: ...aring covers 7 8 onto the crankshaft ends Screw on bearing covers with screws 10 Mount connecting rod halves and tighten screws 15 at 22 ft lbs Mount crankcase cover 3 togeth er with O ring 4 Replace seal adaptors 20 seal casing 25 and valve casing 26 Replace eight 8 hexagon screws 34 and tighten to 30 ft lbs 40 Nm 9 Check plunger surfaces 16 Damaged surfaces lead to accelerated seal wear Deposits...

Page 8: ...ications made by the customer or third party 6 The operation of pumps and or accessories exceeding the specifications set forth in the Operations Manuals provided by Giant Industries Inc Liability under this warranty is on all non wear parts and limited to the replacement or repair of those products returned freight prepaid to Giant Industries which are deemed to be defective due to workmanship or...

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