Craftsman HYDRO-GLASS 390.262501 El manual del propietario

___A_/h_PRINTED IN U S ASave This ManualFuture Referencel"HYDRO-GLASS"®SELF-PRIMINGCENTRIFUGAL PUMP* Installationo Operation® Repair PartsSe

Figure 27--Hold Shaft_kWARNINGTo avoid electricalshock hazard, useinsulated-handlescrewdriver to shortcapacitor terminalsas shown.Figure 28--Assemble

Troubleshooting ChartSYMPTOMMotor wile notrunMotor runs hotand overloadkicks offMotor runs butno water isis delivered*(Note: Checkprime beforelooking

SEARS "HYDRO-GLASS ''®CENTRIFUGAL PUMPSMODELS 390.262401, 390.262501, AND 390.2626019 11101421312

SEARS "HYDRO-GLASS"® CENTRIFUGAL PUMPSMODELS 390.262401, 390.262501, AND 390.262601KeyNo.11A2345678910®1112131415161718O• Not illustrated,•

"HYDRO-GLASS"®SELF-PRIMINGCENTRIFUGAL PUMPNow that you have purchased your CentrifugalPump, should a need ever exist for repair parts orserv

Carefully r_r_._._., safety instructions in thismanual _ _'_"_,._ This ig tl-" _ ... ,=bol. When you see thissymbol,my-\ -_---- .;,=sm

Before YouUSE NEW PIPE FOR BEST:RESULTS, FROMWELLCLEAN FLOW!I"-'11,,,__Figure 1--No Dirt or Scale in Suction Pipe,_,Figure 2--Foot Valve Mus

Well Pipe InstallationSUCTIONJPIPEPRIMING PLUG _ CHECKPRIMING TEE _VALVEfl STEELDING WATER I I-P4HI -- LEVEL I II ] (PUMPOFF) [ II I II DRAWDOWNWATER

Pump/Piping InstallationFigure 9--Bolt Pump DownFigure 10--Independently Support All PipingAttached to PumpPIPE JOINT COMPOUND WILLDAMAGE PLASTIC.NO A

MOTORElectricalMotor Terminal Block WiringMOTOR10-32 GROU(BINDING HEAD)UNDER MOTORCANOPYWHITE W/BLACK TRACER[ Io7, i XBLACK _115VOLTLINESFigure 13 --

GOperationiFigure 15--Remove Priming PlugFigure 16--Fill Pump Before StartingPRIMING THE PUMPNOTICE: 'Priming' refers to the pump expelling

MaintenanceIFigure 19--Disconnect PowerolOOFigure 20--Slide Motor Back(Figure 21--Remove DiffuserFigure 22--Hold Shaft_kWARNINGTo avoid electricalshoc

Maintenance (Continued)Figure 23mRemove Seal PlateFigure 25--Press In New SealREMOVING OLD SEAL1. Follow instructions under "Pump Disassembly&quo