Take out O-rings 8130 | SPX Cooling Technologies TG MAG58-80

4.2.6 Disassembly of separation can

1. Un-tighten cap head screws (8210) crosswise and remove them.

2. Use two cap head screws (8210) in the threaded holes of the flange

to remove the can (8330).

3. Take out O-ring (8200).

Take care not to damage the inner rotor magnet.

Removal of rotor and bearing assembly (back-pull-out) from the pump casing

1. Un-tighten cap head screws (8460) and remove them.

2. Use two bolts in the threaded holes of the intermediate cover (8450) to remove the complete back-pull-out assembly from the pump casing (0010).

3. Take out O-rings (8130) and (8440).

8200

8210

8330

8210

8130

8440

8450

8460

0010

4.2.7Disassembly of back-pull-out assembly

1.Place the back pull-out assembly on the workbench in vertical position.

2.Un-tighten cap head screws (8490) of the inner magnetic rotor (8310) crosswise and remove them.

3.Remove the inner magnetic rotor (8310) from the hub (8350-D)

Bearing set

8350

AB C D

8490

8310

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SPX Cooling Technologies TG MAG58-80 Disassembly of separation can, Disassembly of back-pull-out assembly, Bearing set

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Contents

TopGear MAG EC-Declaration of conformity Contents Rotor bearing assembly InstallationGuidelines for assembly Cleaning the pump Instructions for re-using and disposal 20.1.1 Maintenance instructionsClearance adjustment Designation of threaded connections 20.1.2 Hydraulic part Bearing bracket Jacket options Pump cover and intermediate cover SSPump cover and intermediate cover TT Pump cover and without jackets on intermediate cover TOC General Reception, handling and storageReception Handling Safety General Pump units InstallationPump unit handling Before commissioning the pump unit Disassembly/assembly of the coupling guardName plate CE Declaration of Conformity Quantity Symbol Unit Technical conventionsDifferential pressure = bar Maximum pressure at discharge flange design pressure = bar Type designation ExamplePump family code TG = TopGear Pump range name Jacket options for pump cover 0 Pump cover without jackets Idler bush and idler materials Idler pin materialsBushes on shaft materials Rotor and shaft materials Pump standard parts Operating principle Safety relief valve Working principle SoundGeneral performance Self-priming operation Main characteristics PressureSound level Sound level of a pump without drive Sound level of the pump unit Maximum and minimum allowable temperature Jacket optionsInternals Influences Maximum temperature of internals Operation under hydrodynamic lubrication conditionsMaximum torque of pump shaft and rotor material combination Hyd = design constant for each pump size Mass moment of inertia Axial and radial clearancesExtra clearances Inner parts Maximum size of solid particles Play between gear teethDiametral clearance on pin / idler bearing Components of the magnetic drive Magnetic coupling Rotor bearing assembly Maximum allowable temperature and nominal torqueSamarium Cobalt SmCo 280C Neodymium Iron Boron NdFeB 120 C Below Materials rotor bearing assembly Circulation pumpSealing rings and gaskets Material circulation pump parts Safety relief valve Safety relief valve heated spring casingMaterials Working pressure class Definition and working principle MaterialsPressure Heating Safety relief valve Relative adjustment Spring ratio Safety relief valve Single safety relief valve Sectional drawings and part lists Installation Heated spring casing Accessibility Outdoor installationIndoor installation Location Drives StabilityStarting torque Radial load on shaft end Check after connecting whether the shaft can move freely Shaft rotationSuction and discharge pipes Forces and moments Piping Isolating valvesSuction piping Self-priming operation Secondary piping StrainerDrain lines Heating jackets Guidelines for assembly Transport of pump unitFoundation pump unit Jacket on pump cover Combustion engines Shaft coupling Check temperature censor on can Guarding of moving partsAlignment tolerances Belt drive Cleaning the pump Cleaning suction lineInstructions for start-up Venting and filling Checklist Initial start-up Start-up Shut-down Abnormal operation Trouble shooting Tion Instructions for re-using and disposal Maintenance instructionsPreparation Motor safety External cleaningTools Shut-down Specific components Fluid circuitsNuts and bolts Plastic or rubber components Front pull-out Clearance adjustmentBack pull-out 0600 8120 8110 8100 4000 0701 0040 0010 Threaded connection Rp example Rp 1/2 Designation of threaded connectionsThreaded connection G example G 1/2 Disassembly Disassembly of front-pull-out assembly Disassembly of top cover 0100 or safety relief valve Disassembly of bearing bracketTake off top cover 0100 or safety relief valve Removal of bearing bracket Disassembly of outer magnetic rotor Disassembly of pump shaft completeRemoval of ball bearings Disassembly of separation can Disassembly of back-pull-out assemblyUn-tighten cap head screws 8460 and remove them Take out O-rings 8130 8310 8520 8510 8500 8350-D 8400 0701 Assembly Assembly of bearing bracket Take care not to damage the outer rotor magnet Pre-assembly of the back-pull-out Adjustment of the axial clearanceCirculation pump Mount axial bearing 8350-A into the insert Assembly of rotor shaft Axial clearance Assembly of the back-pull-out assembly to the pump casing Assembly of the separation can Assembly of the bearing bracket Assembly of the front-pull-out assemblyMount bearing bracket support 1700 to the bearing bracket Measure the distances as indicated on the sketch On the pump cover 4000 with tap bolts Assembly of top cover 0100 or safety relief valveTighten tap bolts 1010 crosswise with Specified torque TG MAG15-50 to How to order sparesTG MAG185-125 Hydraulic part Bearing bracket Jackets on pump cover Jacket optionsJackets on intermediate cover 0220 0200 0310 0250 0240 0300 0320 0230 0210 Dimensional drawings TG MAG15-50 to 185-125 pumps Cast iron Flange connectionsStainless steel Jackets Jackets dimensions Safety relief valvesSingle safety relief valve Heated safety relief valve Dv dk Weights Mass 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SPX Cooling Technologies TG MAG58-80 Disassembly of separation can, Take out O-rings 8130

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