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Omega Vehicle Security FPU500 Parts of the Pump, Overall View of the Pump, Description, Function

Models: FPU500

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Item	Description	Function
1	Stator	Fixed surface for tubing compression
2	Latch	Used to open and close the Stator
3	Clamp Plate	Secures the tubing during pump operation
4	Clamp Screw	Adjusts the tubing clamp position
5	Rotor Shaft	Main drive shaft for the pump
6	Mounting Holes	Allow clearance for Mounting Screws
7	Lower Shield	Shields the tubing, supports the Rotor Assembly
8	Base	Mounting surface to attach the pump to the
		motor, supports the Rotor Assembly
9	Mounting Screws	Attach the pump to the motor (screws not shown)
10	Tubing	Conduit for fluid

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Omega Vehicle Security FPU500 manual Parts of the Pump, Overall View of the Pump, Description, Function

Contents

FPU500 User’s GuideOMEGAFLEX Peristaltic Pump Shop online atFor immediate technical or application assistance Servicing North AmericaServicing Europe U.S.ALong Mounting Screws 2 Optional Peristaltic Pump IIndex IIndex 1.2Features Introduction1.1 Description 1Introduction 2.1 Overall View of the Pump Parts of the PumpDescription Function2.2 Left Side of the Pump DescriptionFunction Description 2.3 Right Side of the PumpFunction Parts of the Pump2Parts of the Pump Setting Up the Pumps 3.1 Introduction3.2 Required Hardware 3Setting Up the Pumps 3.3Attaching the PumpFigure 3-3.Aligning the Pins and Holes Figure 3-1.Pump in Closed PositionSetting Up the Pumps Parts of the Pump3Setting Up the Pumps 3.3.2 Stacking Two Pumps onto One MotorFigure 3-5.Placing the Second Pump on Top of the First PumpFigure B Parts of the Pump3Setting Up the Pumps 3.3.3 Attaching a Single Pump to an Adapter PlateRefer to Figures 3-8through 3-11and Figure C Figure 3-11.Securing the Pump to the PlateMounting 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 Pump5Operating the Pump 5.2 Loading the TubingFigure 5-1.Opening the Stator Figure 5-2.Loading the TubingParts 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 Technical Details 8.3 Design Solution8.1 Theory of Operation 8.2 Design Considerations8Technical 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 Table 10-1.Spare Parts Spare Parts and AccessoriesPart Number Descriptionx 1⁄8 Figure 10-1.Peristatic Pump Motor Spare Parts and Accessories10-4 10Spare Parts and AccessoriesRETURN REQUESTS/INQUIRIES WARRANTY/DISCLAIMERPRESSURE, STRAIN AND FORCE TEMPERATUREFLOW/LEVEL pH/CONDUCTIVITY