Cycles / Minute Rec’d @ Working Flow135.
Displacement In
Volume / Cycle0.48 oz. (14.33 ml)...................
Cycles Per Lb.30...................
Maximum Delivery / Min.7.5 lbs (3.4 kg)...........
Noise Level @ 100 p.s.i.85 db(A)*............
Accessories Available61113 Wall Mount Bracket........
* Thepump sound pressure level has been updated to an Equivalent Continuous Sound
Level (L
Aeq
microphone locations.
3
Per Cycle0.875.........
-1 Air Line Connection Kit
66073
) to meet the intent of ANSI S1. 13-1971, CAGI-PNEUROP S5.1 using four
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Model LM2350E-X-B Series chop-check grease pump is intended to be
used primarily for grease delivery systems. It uses carbon steel and other materials which make it compatible with most petroleum based lubrication products.
NOTE: If this pump was purchased separately (not part of a system),
consult your sales representative for compatible dispensing accessories which will best match the application. All accessories must be able
to withstand the maximum pressure developed by the pump.
LM2350E-XX-B
PUMP DATA
MODEL LM2350E-XX-B
Air Inlet (female)
See “Specifications”
1-1/4”
(31.8 mm)
‘‘A”
‘‘B”
NOTE:Dimensions are shown in inches and (mm), supplied for reference only and are typical-
: Not included with models LM2350E-6X-B
n Gadus S2 U1000 Grease Packet
n Parts in Repair Kit637227-B
- LM2350E-6X-B (10.281’’)(1)94401-6[C]
- LM2350E-7X-B (18.531’’)(1)94401-7[C]
- LM2350E-8X-B (27.781’’)(1)94401-8[C]
- LM2350E-3X-B (14.145”)(1)94340-3[C]
- LM2350E-4X-B (23.707”)(1)94340-4[C]
- LM2350E-6X-B (6.207”)(1)94340-6[C]
- LM2350E-7X-B (16.207”)(1)94340-7[C]
- LM2350E-8X-B (24.707”)(1)94340-8[C]
Piston & Tube Ass’y (includes 40 - 44)(1)71523-1
(1)
94833
OPERATING AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING
plosion resulting in severe injury or death. Do not exceed maximum operating pressure of 7500 p.s.i. (517.2 bar) at 150 p.s.i.
(10.3 bar) inlet air pressure. Do not run pump without using a
regulator to limit air supply pressure to the pump.
WARNING
equipment failure resulting in severe injury or property damage. Do not exceed the maximum material pressure of any
component in the system.
Replacement warning label is available upon request, PN \ 94520.
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EXCESSIVE INLET PRESSURE. Can cause ex-
EXCESSIVE MATERIAL PRESSURE. Can cause
INLET PRESSURE TO PUMP MOTOR
PUMP RATIO X
Pump ratio is an expression of the relationship between the pump motor area and
the lower pump end area. EXAMPLE: When 150 p.s.i. (10.3 bar) inlet pressure is
supplied to the motor of a 50:1 ratio pump it will develop a maximum of 7500 p.s.i.
(517.2 bar) fluid pressure (at no flow) -- as the fluid control is opened, the flow rate
will increase as the motor cycle rate increases to keep up with the demand.
MAXIMUM PUMP
=
FLUID PRESSURE
NOTICE: Thermal expansion can occur when the fluid in the material lines is exposed to elevated temperatures. Example: Material
lines located in a non-insulated roof area can warm due to sunlight.
Install a pressure relief valve in the pumping system.
9. Clamp (34) extension tube horizontally in a vise. Unthread and remove (30) base, (33) gasket, (28) spring and (26) washer. NOTE:
Remove (29) rod seal only if replacement is necessary.
10. Pull up on (36) piston rod to reveal (38) cotter pin.
11. Remove (38) cotter pin and (37) connecting pin, releasing (36) piston rod.
12. Using (36) piston rod, push down on (39) connector until it bottoms.
13. Remove (54) retainer ring.
14. Push (55) primer up into (56) primer tube.
15. Lightly wedge a flat blade screwdriver between (55) primer and (56)
primer tube, so (55) primer unthreads with (56) primer tube.
16. Insert a 5/16” diameter rod thru the cross holes in (56) primer tube
and use the rod to unthread and remove (56) primer tube.
17. Remove (46) spacer,(51) gasket and (52) valve seat from (56) primer tube.
18. Remove (47 - 50) foot valve assembly from (53) primer rod.
19. Remove (47) retaining ring, releasing (48) “U” cup. NOTE: Do not
remove (49) guide spacer unless replacement is necessary.
20. Remove (45) guide washer.
21. Clamp (40) lower suction tube horizontally in a vise. Unthread and
remove (34) extension tube and (35) gasket.
22. Using a 7/32” diameter rod in the cross hole in (39) connector and a
9/16” wrench on the flats of (41) plunger,unthread and remove (39)
connector from (41) plunger. NOTE: Do not damage the o.d. of (41)
plunger in any way.
23. Using a 7/16” wrench on flats of (44) adapter and a 1/4” wrench on
flats of (53) primer rod, unthread and remove (53) primer rod.
24. Clamp on flats of (41) plunger and, using a 1/4” wrench on flats of
(44) adapter,unthread and remove (44) adapter, releasing (43) ball
and (42) ball stop.
prior to servicing.
PUMP REASSEMBLY
3. Thread (39) connector to (41) plunger, using a 7/32” diameter rod
thru the cross hole to tighten. NOTE: Tighten (39) connector to 17 25 ft lbs (23.0 - 33.9 Nm).
4. Assemble (49) guide spacer and (48) “U” cup into (50) valve body,
securing with (47) retaining ring. NOTE: Assemble chamfered corner of (49) guide spacer into (50) valve body first.
5. Assemble (45) guide washer and (47 - 50) foot valve assembly onto
(53) primer rod.
6. Assemble (46) spacer, (51) gasket and (52) valve seat onto (53)
primer rod.
7. Thread (55) primer onto (53) primer rod, securing with (54) retainer
ring.
8. Thread (56) primer tube to (40) lower suction tube and tighten.
NOTE: Torque (56) primer tube to 65 ft lbs (88.1 Nm).
9. Assemble (36) piston rod to (39) connector, securing with (37) connecting pin and (38) cotter pin.
10. Assemble (35) gasket and (34) extension tube to (40) lower suction
tube and tighten.NOTE: Torque(34) extension tubeto 65 ft lbs (88.1
Nm).
11. Assemble (27) “O” ring, (29) rod seal, (26) washer, (28) spring and
(33) gasket into (30) base and assemble (30) base to (34) extension
tube. Clamp (30) base horizontally in a vise and tighten (34) extension tube. NOTE: Torque (34) extension tube to 65 ft lbs (88.1 Nm).
12. Push up on (55) primer, exposing (36) piston rod.
13. Assemble (3) gasket to (30) base.
14. Assemble (24)“O” ring to (23) piston adapter and assemble (23) piston adapter to (36) piston rod, securing with (25) dowel pin.
15. Replace (20) “U” cups on (21) piston and assemble (21) piston onto
(23) piston adapter, securing with (19) washer and (18) retaining
ring.
16. Replace (5) “O” rings on (4) sleeves and assemble (4) sleeves into
(10) cylinder. NOTE: Assemble each sleeve into the end of the cylinder nearest the exhaust hole.
17. Replace (6 and 9) “O” rings and (8) “U” cups on (7) spools and assemble (7) spools into (10) cylinder from the opposite end as the (4)
sleeve went in.
18. Assemble (10) cylinder onto the pump, being careful when sliding
over the lips of (20) “U” cups. NOTE: Be sure (3) gasket is seated
properly.
19. Replace (3) gasket on (2) upper cap and assemble (2) upper cap to
(10) cylinder.
20. Assemble (1) bolts to pump, securing with (31) nuts. NOTE: Torque
(31) nuts to 80 in. lbs (9 Nm).
21. Replace (12 and 13) “O” rings on (11) adapter.
22. Assemble (15) foam liners and (16) edge trims to (14) muffler housing.
23. Assemble (14) muffler housing to (10) cylinder, securing with (11)
adapter. NOTE: Torque (11) adapter to 80 in. lbs (9 Nm).
NOTE: Thoroughly clean and lubricate all seals and bores with
Shell Gadus S2 U1000 upon assembly.Replace all soft parts with
new ones included in the repair kit. Note: Refer to the illustration
(figure2, page 3) for “U” cup lip seal direction.
1. Assemble (42) ball stop and (43) ball into (41) plunger, securing with
(44) adapter. NOTE: Torque (44) adapter to 50 - 70 ft lbs (67.8 - 94.9
Nm).
2. Assemble (53) primer rod to (44) adapter,using wrenches on flats to
tighten. NOTE: Torque (53) primer rod to 70 - 100 in. lbs (7.9 - 11.3
Nm).
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
If the pump will not cycle or will not deliver material.
x Be certain to check for non-pumpproblems including kinked,restric-
tive or plugged inlet / outlethose or dispensing device. Depressurize
the pump system and clean out any obstructions in the inlet/outlet
material lines.
x Check all seals, including track gaskets.
x Check direction of “U” cup lips.
PN 97999-825
LM2350E-X-B
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