SpaCare 02593000-2010 Cmcp Circulation Pump Instruction Manual

Table of Contents

Specifications

Tools Required:
- 1/4 nut driver or 1/4 socket wrench for 48 frame pumps
- 5/16 nut driver or 5/16 socket wrench for 56 frame pumps
Possible Wet End Positions:

1. Top left horizontal
2. Top right vertical
3. Bottom right horizontal

Loosen the four through bolts at the back of the motor using a nut driver or socket wrench.
Hold the motor with one hand and the wet end with the other Pull the wet end slightly away from the motor and rotate it to the desired position.
Align the female threading of the brass inserts on the wet end with the through bolts.
Push the through bolts in until they touch the wet end.
Use a nut driver or socket wrench to screw them back into the wet end, ensuring not over-tighten.
Ensure that the through bolts are snug but not overly tightened to prevent damage to the wet end.
Your wet end is now correctly positioned and ready for installation.

FAQ

Q: Can I use a different size of nut driver/socket wrench than specified?

A: It is recommended to use the exact size of tools specified to avoid damaging the pump components.

Q: What should I do if I encounter resistance while rotating the wet end?

A: Stop immediately and check for any obstructions or misalignment before proceeding to prevent damage to the pump.

Q: How do I know if my wet end is properly aligned?

A: Ensure that the female threading of the brass inserts aligns smoothly with the through bolts before tightening to confirm proper alignment.

Tools required

1/4” nut driver or 1/4” socket wrench for 48 frame pumps
- 5/16” nut driver or 5/16” socket wrench for 56 frame pumps
If your new wet end needs to be rotated to match your original pump setup, you will need to do the following steps before you place your pump into the equipment location.
Most pumps have 3 possible wet end positions.
You will need to do this before you place the pump into the equipment location.

Use a nut driver or socket to loosen the four through bolts at the back of the motor and pull them slightly out, but not all the way
- NOTE Most pumps will have four through bolts that run from the very back of the motor casing through the motor and screw into the wet end.
Hold the motor with one hand and the wet end with the other. Then, slightly pull the wet end away from the motor and rotate it to the proper alignment.
Once in the general location, line up the female threading of the brass inserts on the wet end with the through bolts.
At the back of the motor, push through bolts in until they touch the wet end.
Use a nut driver or socket wrench to screw them back into the wet end.
- NOTE Do not overtighten, screw them in until snug only. Overtightening can damage the wet end.