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15000/17000 Oscillating Pump

15000/17000 Oscillating Pump

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Overview: The oscillating pump is a low flow, low pressure transfer or circulating pump designed for OEM applications. It features an elastomeric impeller and operates through an electric coil mechanism, with dimensions of 7.12 inches long, 2.38 inches wide, and 2.32 inches high.
Materials: The pump components in contact with the solution include polypropylene connectors and impellers made from EPT, FKM, or Butyl. The discharge check valve is also made from these materials.
Operating Conditions: The pump is self-priming up to 48 inches under most conditions, but reduced voltage can affect performance. It is suitable for fluids at room temperature, with special considerations needed for temperatures above 104°F (40°C). The pump can handle a range of viscosities, but higher viscosity fluids will reduce flow rate.
Chemical Compatibility: Users should refer to the Chemical Resistance Section for compatibility, using only elastomers with an 'A' rating for standard pumps. For aggressive chemicals, special Glass-Ball Center Valve Oscillating Pumps are recommended.
Troubleshooting: Common issues include leaks due to loose connectors or impeller holes, noise from incorrect assembly or loose components, and low flow due to high viscosity, restricted suction, or component wear. Always ensure power is off before servicing.
Warranty: Gorman-Rupp Industries guarantees products to be free from defects in title, material, and workmanship upon shipment. No other warranties, express or implied, are provided.
Safety Warnings: Improper handling can result in injury or death. Always disconnect power before servicing. Products with electric motors must be grounded and may start automatically.
Contact Information: For further information, contact Gorman-Rupp Industries, Bellville, Ohio, at Phone (419) 886-3001 or visit www.gripumps.com.
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Service Data Sheet Phone 419.886.3001 FAX 419.886.2338 [email protected] www.gripumps.com 15000/17000 Oscillating Pump DESCRIPTION The oscillating pump is a low flow, low pressure transfer or circulating pump, available in several different models for OEM applications. Dimensions are 7.12 (18 cm) long, 2.38 (6.04 cm) wide, by 2.32 (5.89 cm) high. The pump contains an elastomeric impeller that extends through a spring and armature and into an electric coil. A diode in the circuit feeds impulses to the coil 50 or 60 times per second. Each pulse draws the armature and impeller forward against the spring, pumping liquid through the outlet. The spring returns the armature and impeller to their original position, drawing liquid through the inlet. MATERIALS IN CONTACT WITH SOLUTION Connectors — Polypropylene (glass reinforced) Discharge Check Valve PRIMING The pump is self-priming at 48" under most conditions. Reduced voltage will reduce priming ability and flow rate. TEMPERATURE The oscillating pump is designed for use with fluids at normal room temperature. For temperatures over 104°F (40°C), please consult the factory for recommendations. CHEMICAL SERVICE Refer to the Chemical Resistance Section to help determine compatibility. (Use only elastomers with “A” rating for standard oscillating pumps.) For aggressive-chemistry applications, contact GRI for special Glass-Ball Center Valve Oscillating Pumps (U.S. Patent 5,567,131). VISCOSITY The pump has been designed to handle a wide range of liquid viscosities. Fluids more viscous than water, however, will reduce the flow rate. Please consult the factory for recommendations. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE The troubleshooting guide is a suggestion or aid in helping solve problems that might arise. NOTE: Never work on pump without making certain power is off. PUMP LEAKS 1. Loose connectors. 2. Hole in impeller. PUMP NOISY 1. Pump not assembled correctly. 2. Coil loose. 3. Loose mounting springs on base. LOW FLOW OR NO PRIME 1. Pump not assembled correctly. 2. Viscosity too high. 3. Restricted suction or high discharge pressure. 4. Loose connector. 5. Hole in impeller. 6. Chemical attack on elastomer. 7. Impeller valves worn. 8. Foreign material in valves. 9. Diode failure or shorted coil. Gorman-Rupp Industries warrants to Buyer that products sold by it will upon shipment conform to the description on the face hereof and any written specifications expressly approved by Seller and be free from defects in title, material and workmanship. NO OTHER WARRANTY, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL EXIST IN CONNECTION WITH ANY PRODUCTS SOLD BY SELLER, AND ALL SUCH WARRANTIES ARE HEREBY EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED. WARNING DANGER: Improper application, installation, adjusting, or servicing can result in serious injury or death. Always disconnect power source before working on these products. Caution: Products with electric motors must be properly grounded and may start automatically at any time. For product information, consult Gorman-Rupp Industries, Bellville, Ohio 44813, Phone (419)

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