No: 9005541 Revision 1 2002.

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Workshop manual www.grindex.com

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Congratulations on a sound choise!

Your choice of a submersible pump from Grindex has

given you a pump that will serve you well for a long
time to come. Grindex pumps are designed and built
for continuous use in hostile working conditions.

The service life of your Grindex pump will depend to

some extent on you. If you want optimal service for the
longest possible time it’s important that you familiarise
yourself with the advice and directions given in these
instructions.

We wish you the best of luck!

With cordial greetings

GRINDEX
Service Manager

This GRINDEX pump has no

motor protector
The pump must be supplied with an external
motor protector before use.
Workshop Manual Index

Foreword ______________________________________________ 2
Product description 50 Hz ______________________________________________ 3
Product description 60 Hz ___________________________________ 4
Operation ________________________________________ 5
Electrical Connections ________________________________________ 6
Dismantling ___________________________________________ 7-14
Cover, power cable, draining of oil __________________________________________ 8
Lifting, handling of the pump ____________________________________________ 9
Lower diffuser, impeller ___________________________________________ 10
Shaft seal lower, diffuser lower ________________________________________________ 11
Rotor, oil housing, outer casing _________________________________________ 12
Stator housing, bearing holder, main cover, shaft seal upper _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 13
Ball bearings, rotor unit, removing stator _______________________________________ 14

Assembly _____________________________________________ 15-30

Stator _________________________________________________ 16
Main cover, stator housing, protecting ring, conductor set _______________________ 17
Outer casing, oil housing _____________________________ 18
Ball bearings ________________________ 19-20
Bearing holder, regulator, rotor unit __________________________________________ 21-22
Shaft seal upper ______________ 23-24
Tightness control of motor ____________________ 24
Upper diffuser, shaft seal lower _________________________________________ 25-26
Impeller, tightness control of oil casing ________________________________________________ 27
Diffuser ring, holder, lower diffuser _______________________ 28
Lifting the pump, strainer bottom, filling of oil _______________________ 29
Stator leaders, controle cables, resistance check _____ 30
Power cable, cover, start reaction _____ 30

Fault tracing (Trouble shooting) ______________________ 31

Checks ____________________________________________ 32
Tools _________________________________________________ 33-34

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 Workshop Manual Foreword

Please carefully read this Workshop Manual to gain the benefit of the information it contains, so
that:
you will acquire knowledge of Grindex drainage pumps.
you will be able to make certain that the pumps retain their high reliability by following the
specified service and inspection instructions.
you will be able to remedy various problems quickly and methodically.

The Workshop Manual

contains a product description and technical data.
describes dismantling and assembly in their entirety. If any pump model differs from the
standard design, this is described immediately adjacent to the general description.
describes troubleshooting, inspection measures and suitable special tools.
shows various operations by means of photos/exploded views.

Information on the data plate

Model 123456 Serial No.

Pump type No.
Rated voltage Maximum power consumption
Rated current Maximum head
Number of phases and frequency Maximum capacity

Direction om impeller rotation

Direction of start reation Maximum submersion depth

Before using, see operators manual.

Design and specification subject to changes without prior notice.

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 Workshop Manual Product Description
Technical Data 50 Hz

The curves have been designed according to ISO 2548C

P (kW) 80
70
60
H N L
50
40
30
20
1475 mm

10
H (m) 100

80
Strainer hole: H
Ø 12 mm 60

40
N
20
Weight: 540 kg L
750 mm 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Q (l/s)

Pump types Shaft seals

N: Normal head Double mechanical face seals with an oil compartment
H: High head between the seals
L: High flow Material lower seal: Corrosion resistant cemented carbide
- corrosion resistant cemented carbide
Classification Material upper seal: Cemented carbide - cemented
Electrical submersible pump carbide
Protection class: IP68
Max. submersion depth: 20 m Bearings
Lower: Double angular contact ball bearing with C3
Electrical motor clearance
Squirrel cage induction motor Upper: Ball bearing with C3 clearance
Insulation class: F (IEC 85)
Discharge connections
Technical data N&L H Hose, BSP or NPT
Shaft speed r.p.m. 1450 2800 N: 8"
Rated output kW 53 53 H: 6"
Max. power cons. kW 58 58 L: 10"
Rated current A at 400 V 96 93 Materials
500 V 77 75 Casted parts Aluminium
Other voltages on request Outer casing Stainless steel
Motor shaft Stainless steel
Motor protector Impeller Cr-alloyed white cast iron
Temperature guard with thermal contacts in the stator, Screws and nuts Stainless steel
leakage sensor in the stator, airvalve, DOL or star/delta. Diffusers Polyurethane
This pump must be connected to an external starter box
Accessories
Power cable Starter box, DOL or star/delta
H07RN-F, length 20 m Tandem connection
4x35 mm², U = 400 V, DOL Zinc anodes
4x25 mm², U = 500 V, DOL Non return valve
4x16 mm², U = 400 V, star/delta
4x10 mm², U = 500 V, star/delta Limitations
Max. submersion depth: 20 m
Pilot cable Max. liquid temperature: 40°C
H07RN-F, length 21 m Max. liquid density: 1100 kg/m³
2x1.5 mm² pH of the liquid: 5-8
Max. number of starts per hour: 12
Max voltage drop in operation: 5%
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 Workshop Manual Product Description
Technical Data 60 Hz
The curves have been designed according to ISO 2548C
P (kW) 80
70
L
60
H N
50
40
30
20
1475 mm

H (m) 120
H
100

80
Strainer hole:
Ø 12 mm 60
N
40
L
20
Weight: 540 kg
0
750 mm 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Q (l/s)

Pump types Shaft seals

N: Normal head Double mechanical face seals with an oil compartment
H: High head between the seals
L: High flow Material lower seal: Corrosion resistant cemented carbide
- corrosion resistant cemented carbide
Classification Material upper seal: Cemented carbide - cemented
Electrical submersible pump carbide
Protection class: IP68
Max. submersion depth: 20 m Bearings
Lower: Double angular contact ball bearing with C3
Electrical motor clearance
Squirrel cage induction motor Upper: Ball bearing with C3 clearance
Insulation class: F (IEC 85)
Discharge connections
Technical data N&L H Hose, BSP or NPT
Shaft speed r.p.m. 1750 3500 N: 8"
Rated output kW 59 59 H: 6"
Max. power cons. kW 64 64 L: 10"
Rated current A at 460 V 93 92 Materials
575 V 75 71 Casted parts Aluminium
Other voltages on request Outer casing Stainless steel
Motor shaft Stainless steel
Motor protector Impeller Cr-alloyed white cast iron
Temperature guard with thermal contacts in the stator, Screws and nuts Stainless steel
leakage sensor in the stator, airvalve, DOL or star/delta. Diffusers Polyurethane
This pump must be connected to an external starter box
Accessories
Power cable Starter box, DOL or star/delta
H07RN-F, length 20 m Tandem connection
4x35 mm², U = 460 V, DOL Zinc anodes
4x25 mm², U = 575 V, DOL Non return valve
4x16 mm², U = 460 V, star/delta
4x10 mm², U = 575 V, star/delta Limitations
Max. submersion depth: 20 m
Pilot cable Max. liquid temperature: 40°C
H07RN-F, length 21 m Max. liquid density: 1100 kg/m³
2x1.5 mm² pH of the liquid: 5-8
Max. number of starts per hour: 12
Max. voltage stop in operation: 5%
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 Workshop Manual Operation
Before starting In order to avoid sedimentation when the pumped me-
Check the oil level in the oil casing. dium contains solid particles, the velocity of the medium
in the discharge line should be:
Remove the fuses or open the circuit breaker and check
that the impeller can be rotated by hand. Mixture Min. velocity
Check that the monitoring equipment (if any) works. in discharge line

Check the direction of rotation. See the figure. When 1. Water + coarse gravel 4 m/s (13.1ft/s)
started, the pump will jerk in the opposite direction to the 2. Water + gravel 3 m/s (11.5 ft/s)
direction in which the impeller rotates. 3. Water + sand
Sand particles < 0.1 mm 1.5 m/s
Beware! (0.004 in) (4.9 ft/s)
The start reaction on large pumps can be powerful. Sand particles < 0.6 mm 2.5 m/s
(0.024 in) (8.2 ft/s)

Start reaction The pump can be provided with level regulation in order
to prevent unnecessary wear on the hydraulic compo-
nents.

Cleaning
If the pump has been running in very dirty water, let it
run for a while in clean water, or flush it through the dis-
charge connection. If clay, cement or other similar dirt is
left in the pump it may clog the impeller and sealing pre-
venting the pump from working.

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 Workshop Manual Electrical Connections
All electrical work shall be carried out under the supervi-
sion of an authorized electrician.
Local codes and regulations shall be complied with.
Check that the main (line) voltage and frequency agree
with the specifications on the pump data plate.
The motor can be connected for different voltages as
shown on the data plate.
Under no circumstances may the starter equipment be
installed in the pump pit.
To avoid leakage into the pump, check:
- that the cable entry seal sleeve and washers con-
form to the outside diameter of the cable. See the
parts list.
- that the outer jacket on the cable is not damaged.
When refitting a cable which has been used before,
always cut off a short piece of the cable so that the
cable entry seal sleeve does not close around the
cable at the same point again.
NOTE!
For safety reasons, the earth lead should be approx.
100 mm (4”) longer than the phase leads. If the motor
cable is jerked loose by mistake, the earth lead should
be the last lead to come loose from its terminal. This
applies to both ends of the cable.
Check on the data plate which connection, Y or is
valid for the voltage supply. Then depending on voltage
arrange the connection on the terminal board in accord-
ance with the figures.
L1L2L3
DIRECT ON LINE
Connect the motor cable to the terminal board as illus-
trated in the figure. Mount the closing links in accord-
ance with the figure.
If star-delta start is used, both motor cables are con-
nected as shown below. Closing links are not used with
star-delta start.
Connect the control leads from the motor control circuit
to T1 and T2. See figure.
Make sure that the pump is correctly earthed (grounded).
Install the cover.
Tighten the nuts so that the cable entry unit bottoms out.
Connect the motor cable and the control cable to the
start equipment. Check the direction of rotation, see “Be-
fore starting".
If the direction of rotation is wrong, transpose two of the
phase leads.
Remember that the starting surge with the direct-on line
start can be up to six times higher that the rated current.
Make sure that the fuses or circuit breakers are of the
proper amperage.
Fuse amperage and cable shall be selected in accord-
ance with local rules and regulations. Note that with long
cables, the voltage drop in the cable must be taken into
consideration, since the motor’s rated voltage is the volt-
age that is measured at the terminal board in the pump.
The overload protection (motor protection breaker) shall
always be set to the motor’s rated current as given on
the data plate.
L1L2L3
STAR/DELTA
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Remove the junction box cover. Remove the motor cable.

Check that the insulation resistance between the Disconnect the control and motor cable from the
phase windings and between each phase and terminal board.
earth (ground) ≥ 1 Mohm. Use a 1000V megger.

WARNING
The inside of the oil casing may be
pressurized. So always remove the oil
screw slowly and carefully. Place a piece
of cloth over the oil screw to prevent oil
from splashing around.

Remove the oil screws and lean over the pump Undo the 6 strainer bolts when the pump is
to easier drain the oil into a bucket. standing vertical on the work floor.

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Attach the support unit 114723 to the main cover. Lift the pump in the 2 lifting eyes to detach the
strainer.

Use one lifting eye to lower the pump. Place the pump to a horizontal position on the
work floor.

Use the flat bar on the diffuser ring as the next Place the pump vertical on the support unit.
lifting point.

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Remove the lower diffuser. Remove the diffuser ring, use bending iron or
a screwdriver to loosen it.

Lift off the diffuser ring. Knock down the tab on the lock washer.

WARNING
Don’t use screwdrivers or the like for restraining
the impeller. Small shards of metal could otherwise
break away from the impeller and injure eyes. Use
a wooden shaft or similar to restrain the impeller.

Screw out the impeller nut. Lift off the impeller by using a standard puller, use
protecting gloves to handle the impeller.

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Remove the key, the shims, the plastic washer Remove the circlip.
and the rubber seal.

Remove the rotating seal by using two screwdrivers. Remove the holder ring.

Remove the static seal ring and the o-ring. Remove the upper diffuser by first pulling out the
screw protecting plugs.

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Remove the nuts and bolts from the bearing Lift up the rotor half way and detach the cables.
holder. Use tool 114620 to lift the rotor unit.

Use three M10 bolts to pull out the oil housing Remove the oil housing by attaching two M16
from the stator housing. lifting eyes.

Remove the outer casing. Remove the nuts and the O-ring.

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Lift off the stator housing. Main cover.

Remove the circlip from the bearing holder. Remove the lock spring from the shaft and pull out the
rotating seal ring by using two screwdrivers.

WARNING
Heat dismantling
To avoid burn injury use heat
protective gloves

Remove the static seal ring. Remove the bearing holder. Heating should be done
rapidly and evenly all around. At a temperature of about
150 °C (300°F) lift off the bearing holder.

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Lift off the bearing holder. Remove the circlip.

Removing the lower ball bearing. Removing the upper bearing holder and ball bearing.

Removing the stator Lift the stator casing about 20mm above the floor.
Apply the lifting tool 114722 in the rotor position just Heating should be done quickly and evenly all around.
above the centre of gravity of the stator. Tighten the At a temperature of about 150°C(300°F), the stator
casing screw for the tool to 35-40Nm. will slide off the stator, continue to lift off the stator.

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Lower seal Upper seal

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Apply the lifting tool 114722 in the stator. Place the Tighten the screw for the tool to 35-40Nm.
tool near the end of the stator plates and perpendicular
to the centreline of the stator for easier fitting in the
stator housing.

Note the slot for

the conductor
set

Inside of stator housing. Heating of the stator housing should be done quickly
and evenly all around. At a temperature of 150°C (300°F)
lower the stator into the housing.

Leaders with
thermal cables

Machined
groove in the
stator plates

Boss on the
stator housing

When fitting the stator make sure the following. Fit the insulating tubes.
The leaders witch includes the thermal cables should
be to the left of the machined groove in the stator
plates. The groove and the boss on the outside of
the stator housing should line up.

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Attach the support unit to the main cover and place it on Protection ring.
the work floor, fit the O-ring for the stator housing.

Stator housing
boss

Fit the protection ring and the stator housing, pull Place the stator housing boss to line up in the centre
the stator leaders through the junction box. of the junction box, fit the washers and the nuts.

Protection ring from above. Fit the conductor set in the groove between the
stator and housing and the stator.

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Fit the O-ring. Fit the outer casing.

Fit the O-ring in the stator housing. Fit the O-ring in the oil housing. Use 2 eyebolts to lift it up.

Use a soft hammer to get the oil housing to enter on Use 3 nuts and tight them evenly to get the oil housing
the outer casing. in its position.

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For heating use an ordinary heating plate and the

bearing heating tool 114544. Make sure that the
tool is preheated before heating the bearing. Heat
the bearing to 100-120°C (250°F).

Screw on the 3 socket head screws to connect the Heating of the upper ball bearing.
oil housing and the stator housing. When finished
undo and remove the nuts fitted on the previous page.

WARNING
FOR HEAT ASSEMBLING
To avoid burn injury use heat
protective gloves.

Fit the upper ball bearing. Pack the bearing with grease.

WARNING
FOR HEAT ASSEMBLING
To avoid burn injury use heat
protective gloves.

Heat the upper bearing holder to 100-120°C (250°F). Fit the bearing holder and the O-ring.

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IMPORTANT
Fit the circlip before
the lower bearing.

For heating use an ordinary heating plate and the

bearing heating tool 114666. Make sure that the
tool is preheated before heating the bearing. Heat
the bearing to 100 -120°C (250°F).

Fitting the circlip. Heating the lower ball bearing.

WARNING
FOR HEAT ASSEMBLING
To avoid burn injury use
heat protective gloves.

Fitting the lower ball bearing. Fitting the circlip.

WARNING
FOR HEAT ASSEMBLING
To avoid burn injury use
heat protective gloves.

Pack the bearing with grease. Heating of the lower bearing holder should be done
quickly end evenly all around. At a temperature of
150°C (300°F) fit the holder onto the bearing.

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Slide the bearing holder onto the shaft. Fit the circlip holding the bearing.

Fit the regulator, use a Ø 4 x 30mm pin to lock the Fit the O-ring before lowering the rotor unit into the stator.
regulator in its position. Use tool 114620 to lift the rotor unit.

Connect the conductor set and the regulator cables. Pull the conductor set cable from the junction box.

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Turn the rotor until the cable will have a gentle bend. Fit the washers and the nuts holding the oil housing
and the rotor unit together.

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IMPORTANT
Mechanical seals are precision parts. Before
starting to fit the seals wash hands and keep
the sealing surfaces absolutely clean.

IMPORTANT
Use soap solution to lubricate the
O-ring on the stationary seal, oil
must not be used.

Fit the O-ring on the stationary seal ring and place it on Use assembly tool 114690 to press the stationary
top of its seat. seal down into its seat.

Oil the sealing surface on the rotating seal ring. Make sure that the slot in the rotating seal ring and the
hole in the shaft are aligned when sliding the rotating
seal ring onto the shaft.

Fit the rotating seal ring on the shaft and slide it by If necessary use tool 114690 to push the rotating seal
hand to its position. ring to its position.

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Stop ring for the rotating seal ring. Press down the seal so that the ball on the stop spring
slips into the groove.

By pressurizing the motor unit, its possible to

WARNING detect any faults in the manner in which the
The use of higher pressure may involve the
different parts have been put together.
risk of explosion or destroyed upper seal.

Fit a pressure gauge to a modified junction box

cover or similar. Fill the stator housing with
compressed air until the pressure is max 100kPa
(14,5lbf/scuare inch).

If no pressure drop can be detected in the space

of half an hour, the motor unit has been properly
fitted.

The motor unit can also be tested with the aid of a

tracer gas detector.
Tightness control of the motor, connect a manometer
to the control cable inlet.

Fit the O-ring on the upper diffuser. Upper diffuser.

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Use soup solution to

lubricate the O-ring

Fitting of the upper diffuser by tightening the 6 screws Fit the O-ring for the stationary seal ring. For easer
M12x30. assembly of the static seal ring hang the O-ring on
the 20° chamfer.

IMPORTANT
Mechanical seals are precision parts. Before
starting to fit the seals wash hands and keep the
sealing surfaces absolutely clean.

Put the stationary seal ring in place on the O-ring. Turn the holder to match the four mounting holes in
the upper diffuser.

Use tool 114690 to push the seal ring down to its Fit the 4 screws and washers holding the holder ring
final position, make shore that the O-ring slides down do not over tight.
evenly all around.

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Groove in the rotary

seal ring

Pin on the
shaft

Oil the seal surface of the static seal ring. Fitting of the rotating seal ring, note the pin on the shaft and
the groove in the rotating seal ring, make shore that the pin
and the slot line up.

Slide the rotating seal ring on the shaft and use tool Fit the circlip.
114690 to push it to its position.

Fit the rubber seal on the rotating seal ring and fit Fit the plastic washer, adjusting washers and the impeller
the 6 washers. key.

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Lubricate the shaft end. Fit the impeller, make sure that there is at least 0,3mm
clearance between the impeller and the upper diffuser.
Add or remove adjusting washers to accomplish this.

WARNING
Don’t use screwdrivers or the like for restraining
the impeller. Small shards of metal could
otherwise break away from the impeller and injure
eyes. Use a wooden shaft or similar to restrain
the impeller.

Fit the washer and the impeller nut. Bend up the tag on the washer to lock the impeller nut.

By pressurizing the oil casing, its possible to detect

WARNING any faults in the manner in which the seals have
The use of higher pressure may involve
been fitted.
the risk of explosion

Fit a pressure gauge to a one of the oil filling holes

Fill the oil casing with compressed air until the
pressure is max 100kPa (14,5lbf/scuare inch).

If no pressure drop can be detected in the space

of half an hour, the seals have been properly fitted.

The seals can also be tested with the aid of a tracer

The test shall be done without
gas detector.
oil in the casing

Tightness control of the oil casing.

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Inner and outer

hole

Center of water channel

Fitting the diffuser ring, make sure that the inner and Fit the holder.
the outer holes line up with the center of the water
channel.

Fit the washers and tighten the nuts. Fit the O-ring in the lower diffuser.

Fit 6 nuts and washers and then the lower diffuser. Fit the next set of washers and nuts and adjust the
clearance between the impeller and the diffuser to
0.2- 0.3mm. Turn the impeller when adjusting.

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Lift the pump by using the holder. Rotate the pump and place it horizontal on the work floor.

Lift the pump vertical by using the two eyes bolts. Lower the pump onto the strainer.

Tighten the screws holding the strainer. Fill the oil casing, volume 4,5l.

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Connect the regulator and

the temperature censor
cable

Connect the stator leaders and the control cables to Check that the insulation resistance between the
the terminal board. phase windings and between each phase and earth
(ground) ≥ 1 Mohm. Use a 1000V megger.

Connect the motor and control cable.

Start reaction

Fit the cover and the O-ring.

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THE PUMP STARTS BUT STOPS AFTER RUNNING (cont.)
The pump has ”burried” itself
down
Temperature of the pumped
medium is too high (>40°C)
The density or viscosity of the
pumped medium is too high
The impeller is stiff to turn
Voltage drop due to the cables
being too long or undersized
The supply currents are ir-
regular or too high
The insulation resistance be-
tween the phases and earth in
the stator is too low
THE PUMP RUNS BUT DELIVERS INSUFFICIENT WATER OR NONE AT ALL
Fault
1. Impeller and lower diffuser
heavily worn
2. Pressure loss is too high be-
cause of hoses/pipes being
too long, too many valves, etc.
3. The hose is nipped or kinked
4. The discharge head is too low
5. Wrong direction of rotation
Trouble Shooting
Change the location of the pump.
Consult your GRINDEX representative.
Magnum pumps are designed for liquides up to 1100kg/m³
Clean around the impeller. Check that the adjustment is not
too tight.
The voltage drop must not exceed 5% of the rated voltage.
The maximum cable lengths are specified in the Technical
File.
Check the power supply. Check the stator (see under the
headings To check the stator winding resistances and To
check the power cable).
Clean the stator and, if it is found to be damp, dry it in a hot-
air oven. Then check the insulation resistance and the wind-
ing resistances (see under the heading To check the stator
insulation). If the stator fault cannot be remedied, fit a new
stator.
Action
Adjust to compensate for the wear. See under the heading
diffuser heavily To fit the diffuser ring and lower diffuser.) If
necessary , fit a new impeller and diffuser.
Reduce the number of bends and valves. Increase the hose/
pipe sizes.
Arrange the hose so that the number of bends is as small as
possible.
Change over to a pump with a higher discharge head or
connect several pumps in series.
The motor protection of the pump ensures that the impeller
will not rotate in the wrong direction. If the pump has been
wrongly connected, it may run in the wrong direction (see
under the heading To fit the starter equipment).
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 Workshop Manual Checks

To check the stator insulation

Check that the insulation resistance between
each winding and between the windings and
earth is at least 1 Mohm. Use a 1 kV megger.

To check the stator winding resistances

Use an ohmmeter to check the resistance of
each winding. The difference between the
resistances of the windings in a 3-phase stator
must not exceed 5%.
The terminal cables are marked as follows
1 and 4 (red and green)
2 and 5 (brown and blue)
3 and 6 (yellow and black)
The resistance values tabulated below are ap-
proximate and apply at 20°C

2-Pol
Voltage Frequency Resistance
V Hz W
400 50 0.150
500-550 50 0.259
460 60 0.150
575 60 0.259

4-Pol
Voltage Frequency Resistance
V Hz W
400 50 0.163
500-550 50 0.276
460 60 0.163
575 60 0.276

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Workshop Manual Tools

Tool 114620 Tool 114690

Used for: lifting of rotor unit. Used for: upper and lower shaft seal.

Tool 114722 Tool 114723

Used for: stator mounting. Used for: support of main cover.

Tool 114666 Tool 114544

Used for: lower ball bearing. Used for: upper ball bearing.

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Two-arm puller Feeler gauge

Used for: ball bearings, bearing holder and Used for: impeller clearance.
impeller. Purchased
Purchased

LP-gas burner Insulation meter, 1kV Meggar

Used for: heating of stator housing and Tong ammeter, 600 V AC 0-200 A
bearing holder. Universal meter, 100 V AC, 10 A, 600V max.
Purchased Used for: measurement of voltage, current,
conductivity, resistance, frequency and temperature.
Purchased

Eye bolt nut

Type LH DIN 582, size M16, M20, M24 To remove the diffuser ring, N & L, M16x1.5 use
Used for: lifting of stator housing M20, eye bolt nut M20 and for H version, M20x1,5 use
oil housing M16, diffuser ring (M20, M24) eye bolt nut M24 see fig above.
Purchased

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