Franklin Electric 214 Series Installation instructions

Franklin Electric Europa GmbH
Rudolf - Diesel - Straße 20
D - 54516 Wittlich / Germany
Tel.: +49 (0) 6571 105- 0
Fax: +49 (0) 6571 105- 520
Internet: www.franklin-electric.eu
Rev.: 112012
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4" Submersible Motors
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5 Connecting the motor cable
1. Remove plastic plug on the motor.
2. Clear plug and socket of dirt and moisture.
3. Apply a bit of silicone grease or vaseline to the rubber part of
the plug – pay attention that no grease reaches the electrical
contacts.
4. Insert plug into the socket until the socket thread becomes
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6. Route the motor leads along the pump and use the cable
guard to protect it from damage.
6 Extending the motor cable
The cable provided can be extended by the customer, by one of
the following means:
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Extension cable must be approved for its use in the medium
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7 Assembly of motor and unit
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2. Turn motor shaft by hand before assembly. It must turn freely
after overcoming the adhesive friction.
3. Apply acid-free, waterproof grease to the coupling internal
toothing.
4. Remove hexagon nuts from the studs of the motor.
5. Align the pump so that its cable guard is in line with the lead
exit of the motor and guide pump and motor together.
6. If deemed necessary, place rings on the studs and tighten
the nuts crosswise. Strictly observe the tightening torques
of the unit manufacturer.
Attention
Check radial and axial clearance of the motor
shaft. There must be no rigid connection since
otherwise motor and pump will be damaged
during commissioning.
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8 Electrical connection
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enclosed data sheet. The following connection examples refer only
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1 Guidelines
The Franklin Electric submersible motors are a machine compo-
nent in accordance with the “machines“ EC guideline. You must not
commission the motor until you have:
manufactured a complete machine,
met the safety requirements stipulated in the applicable EC
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2 Safety
The 4" submersible motor must only be operated in observance of
the following safety regulations:
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Vent rising pipe before commissioning in order to avoid water
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Start: First the generator, then the motor
Switch-off: First the motor, then the generator
After powering the system check:
operating current of the motor at each phase
mains voltage with the motor running
level of the medium to be pumped
Switch off the motor immediately if:
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3 Intended use
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merged operation as drivers of variable torque loads such as pumps
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Drinking water supply
Wells in domestic houses, waterworks and agriculture
Dewatering, pressure boosting, irregation systems
Supply of process water
Ground water heating systems
Maximum 20 starts per hour, allow 60 seconds between
successive starts.
The maximum submergence depth is 150 meters. Up to
1000 meters after consulting Franklin Electric. Motors in 316
SS are available for operation in aggressive environments.
The responsibility for correct material choosing lies with the
customer.
Improper use of Franklin Electric Submersible Motors, like pumping of
air or explosive media is strictly prohibited.
Attention
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4 Transport and storage
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Store motor in original packaging until assembly
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8.1 Fusing and motor protection
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4. Allow for an emergency stop.
8.2 Earthing
Consider motor power rating when dimensioning
the earth connection in accordance with IEC 364-
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Motor has to be earthed.
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8.3 Lightning protection
Various models already feature a over-voltage protection ex-works.
For all other models please consult Franklin Electric.
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direction of rotation corresponds to that of the unit. The
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Adjust acceleration and deceleration time to max. 3
seconds.
Soft starting device has to be bridged after acceleration
with a contactor.
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instructions.
8.6 Operation with variable frequency drives
For operation with variable frequency drives please consult Fran-
klin Electric.
9 Work on the motor
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on the entire system please strictly observe the
appropriate instructions of the motor and unit
manufacturer.
Never open the motor since it can only be shut
and adjusted with special tools.
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to the motor or its electrical connections.
After completion of the work apply all safety and
protective devices completely and check for their
function
9.1 Determining motor production date
The production date of your submersible motor is markedDERYH
alongside the motor name plate:
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Franklin Electric submersible motors are a water lubricated design.
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Loss of a few drops of liquid will not damage the motor as the
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water upon installation.
If there is reason to believe there has been a considerable amount
of leakage, please consult the factory for checking procedures.
Do not attempt to open the motor since it can only be shut and
adjusted with special tools.
9.3 Measuring the insulation resistance
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is lowered to the place of application.
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Minimum insulation resistance with extension cable:
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Minimum insulation resistance without extension cable:
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