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8. Maintenance and Servicing
For the type of threadlocker used and the required
tightening torques, observe the table in the ex-
ploded view.
8.1 Special tools required
The following special tools are required for assem-
bly:
- Pull-out tool size 2 (Ø20mm)
8.2 Suction and Discharge Valves
Screw out plugs (32) with a socket wrench.
Remove the exposed spring tension cap (46E or
47E) from the valve seat by pushing it sideways
using a screwdriver.
Remove spring tension cap, valve spring (46D or
47D) and valve plate (46C or 47C).
Pull out valve seat (46A or 47A) with a size 2
(Ø20mm) extractor tool.
Examine valve components for wear and damage.
Check O-rings. Replace worn parts.
New O-rings slightly coated with oil should be
preferably used.
Tighten the plugs (32) to the required torque.
Take care to reassemble in correct sequence.
8.3 Seals and Plunger pipe
Loosen screws (34) and remove valve casing (26)
by pulling it o over the plungers.
Remove seal adaptors (20) out of the valve casing
(26) or crankcase (1).
Examine O-rings (21), grooved rings (23) and
scraper (23A).
Remove drip return rings (25), V-sleeves (22) and
support rings (24) from the valve casing.
Check that the bores in the leakage rings and the
corresponding bores in the valve casing are free
of obstruction.
When replace, wet new seals and O-rings thinly
with silicone grease or mineral oil and insert care-
fully.
Take care to reassemble in correct sequence.
Check plunger surfaces (16A).
Damaged surfaces cause hard wear on seals.
Lime deposits or similar on the plunger must be
carefully removed using a sharp knife.
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS - P532, P533 and P536
Plunger surface must not be damaged in
the process.
If plunger pipe (16A) is worn, remove tensioning
screw (16B) with the plunger.
Examine and clean the crosshead mounting sur-
face (17).
Check and mount the new plunger pipe.
Cover thread of tension screw (16B) with a thin
coat of thread locker and tighten carefully to the
required torque.
Under no circumstances should thread-
locker get between the plunger pipe (16B)
and the centering neck on the plunger
(17) resp. centering sleeve (16F).
Tensioning of the plunger pipe due to eccentric
tightening of the tensioning screw or due to dirt or
damage to the contact surface can lead to break-
age of the plunger pipe.
When reassembling, insert scraper (23A) and
grooved ring (23) into seal retainer (20).
Carefully push the whole unit onto the ceramic
plunger (if necessary use the drip return ring to
hold the grooved ring in its seal retainer) and push
it down into its crankcase tting.
Slide on drip return ring (25) with its V-prole facing
upwards.
Put sleeve support ring (24) into the valve casing.
Tilt V-sleeve (22) into its tting.
Then carefully press it level using the at side of a
screwdriver.
Be careful not to scratch the valve casing!
Carefully push the whole pump head over the ce-
ramic plungers and against the crankcase.
When assembling, tighten the screws (34) evenly
and crosswise to the required torque.
If required, supplementary assembly instructions
can be requested from the manufacturer Giant
Industries, Inc.