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1.2 Replacing the peristaltic pump continued
Remove pump by gently lifting unit out.
Be careful not to stress power cable (black/
red leads). Unplug cable from connector at
back of motor.
Connect plug to connector on new motor.
Ensure plug fully inserted into socket. It will
only t one way.
M Versions: Replace pump into case.
L Versions: Replace pump into case. Screw
pump to case. Clip cassette back onto pump.
Replace the cover and screws, then
reconnect dosing tubes.
Connect power. Test pump operation, prime
pump and tubes then calibrate the unit.
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L Version
M Version
L Version
remove cover
un-clip & remove
cassette
remove screws to
replace pump
1.2 Replacing the peristaltic pump
BEFORE changing pump motors - disconnect power from
the Bluelab®Peripod™and remove dosing tubes from
the peristaltic pump.
Remove screws from each side of pump
cover using a Phillips head screwdriver.
(M Versions: 2 screws, L Versions: 4 screws.)
Remove transparent cover.
For L Versions: Un-clip and remove the
cassette, then remove four screws from
casing.
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disconnect
power adaptor
M Version
remove cover
remove screws
to replace
cassette &
pump
1.1 Overview
• Peristaltic pump tubing has a nite life and should be replaced periodically to maintain stable
performance.
• Flush pumps and tubing with water when product is going to be unused for more than one month.
• After storage for long periods, initial set up procedures should be carried out when re-installed.
• If you notice any sudden or signicant changes in ow rate, see the troubleshooting guide in
section 5.3 of the Bluelab®Peripod™Manual, and check for signs of damage or wear.
• Bluelab does not recommend the use of highly concentrated acid or alkaline with this product
as it is likely to damage the pump tubing. See.1.3 for maximum recommended concentration
of commonly used acid and alkaline for tubing3.
WARNING
Always ush tubing and pumps with clean water BEFORE performing any maintenance on
pumps or tubing. This ensures that all dangerous chemicals are ushed out of the tubing and
pump, reducing accidental harm or injury.