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Omega Vehicle Security FPU500 manual Operating the Pump, 5a.Inlet and Outlet Flow

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5.3 Operating the Pump

5Operating the Pump

5.3 Operating the Pump

With the pump set up, adjust all control settings for the pump motor and start pumping. Figure 5-5 shows fluid flow directions with respect to motor directions.

Extensive testing has shown that the minimum motor speed required to prime the tubing varies significantly with the size of the tubing. These variances are shown in Table 9-1 in Chapter 9. If the tubing will not prime regardless of motor speed, simply press on the stator (refer to Figure 5-3) while the stator is shut and the motor is running. Pressing on the stator enhances the priming action of the pump. Release the pressure after the tubing is primed.

NOTE

Make sure that the stator is fully latched before motor power is turned on. If the motor is turning, and the stator is unlatched for any reason, make sure to keep fingers and clothing away from the moving rotor assembly until the motor is turned off and the rotor assembly comes to a complete stop.

MOTOR TURNING COUNTER-CLOCKWISE

INLET

OUTLET

Figure 5-5a. Inlet and Outlet Flow

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Omega Vehicle Security FPU500 manual Operating the Pump, 5a.Inlet and Outlet Flow

Contents

Shop online at User’s GuideFPU500 OMEGAFLEX Peristaltic PumpU.S.A Servicing North AmericaFor immediate technical or application assistance Servicing EuropeLong Mounting Screws 2 Optional Peristaltic Pump IIndex IIndex 1.2Features Introduction1.1 Description 1Introduction Function Parts of the Pump2.1 Overall View of the Pump Description2.2 Left Side of the Pump DescriptionFunction Parts of the Pump 2.3 Right Side of the PumpDescription Function2Parts of the Pump Setting Up the Pumps 3.1 Introduction3.2 Required Hardware Figure 3-1.Pump in Closed Position 3.3Attaching the Pump3Setting Up the Pumps Figure 3-3.Aligning the Pins and HolesSetting Up the Pumps Parts of the Pumpon Top of the First Pump 3.3.2 Stacking Two Pumps onto One Motor3Setting Up the Pumps Figure 3-5.Placing the Second PumpFigure B Parts of the PumpFigure 3-11.Securing the Pump to the Plate 3.3.3 Attaching a Single Pump to an Adapter Plate3Setting Up the Pumps Refer to Figures 3-8through 3-11and Figure CMounting the pump to the adapter plate Parts of the PumpFigure C 3.3.4Using Your Own Adapter Plate 3Setting Up the PumpsFigure 3-12.Dimensions of the Pump Setting Up the Pumps Tubing Information 4.1 Selecting Tubing4.2 Tubing Life 4Tubing Information 5.1 Introduction Operating the PumpFigure 5-2.Loading the Tubing 5.2 Loading the Tubing5Operating the Pump Figure 5-1.Opening the StatorParts of the Pump Operating the PumpFigure D Figure 5-5a.Inlet and Outlet Flow 5.3 Operating the Pump5.4 Adjusting the Clamp Screw Figure 5-6.Adjusting the Clamp ScrewFigure 5-5b.Inlet and Outlet Flow 5Operating the Pump 1.Turn the pump motor offOperating the Pump 6.1Introduction Maintenance6Maintenance Figure 6-1shows the exploded view of the pumpFigure 6-1.Exploded View of the Pump 4.Reassemble all parts 6Maintenance Troubleshooting Guide ProblemSolution Fluid flow direction cannot ProblemProblem SolutionMotor will not turn 7Troubleshooting Guide 8.2 Design Considerations 8.3 Design SolutionTechnical Details 8.1 Theory of Operation8Technical Details 8.4 Stacking More than Two PumpsSpecifications Pump Dimensions H x W x D Metric mL per Revolution numbers are rounded off Table 9-4.Average Tubing Life Table 9-6.Average Flow Rates for Viscous Liquids Table 9-4.Average Tubing Life Contd9Specifications Description Spare Parts and AccessoriesTable 10-1.Spare Parts Part Numberx 1⁄8 Figure 10-1.Peristatic Pump Motor Spare Parts and Accessories10-4 10Spare Parts and AccessoriesRETURN REQUESTS/INQUIRIES WARRANTY/DISCLAIMERpH/CONDUCTIVITY TEMPERATUREPRESSURE, STRAIN AND FORCE FLOW/LEVEL