SMC Networks LSP Series User manual

Doc. no.LV10***-OMS0002-A
PRODUCT NAME
Liquid Dispense Pump (solenoid type)
MODEL / Series / Product Number
Series LSP

Contents
１．Index
２．Feature, Application Example 1
３．How To Order 2
４．Specifications 2
５．Construction 3
６．Dimensions 4-5
７．Specific Product Precautions 1 6
８．Specific Product Precautions 2 7
９．Specific Product Precautions 3 8
１０．Safety Instructions 9
１１．Countermeasures 10-12

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If any abnormality is found, perform checks according to the following list. If the abnormality cannot be eliminated, contact your
SMC representative.
Discharge fluids from the pump. Eliminate the residual fluids, and thoroughly clean the product with pure water or air.
Do not disassemble the product. , as this could allow contact with any residual chemicals.
- Lead wire connection is defective. - Check wiring.
- Non-conformance of electric system - Check electric system.
- The suction port (IN) or dispense port (OUT) are closed or resistance is
too large. - Reviewthe piping on the suction and dispense port and remove the orifice.
- Defect in the body - Replace the pump.
- Diaphragm breakage - Replace the pump.
- Broken wire in the coil. - Replace the pump.
- Piping blocked. - Clean or replace the piping.
- Sealing failure on the suction (IN) side. - Check sealing of the piping.
- Intrusion of air from the suction (IN) side. - Check the piping on the suction (IN) side.
- Suction (IN) side filter blocked. - Clean or replace the filter.
- Catching of foreign matter in the check valve. - Install the filter to the suction (IN) side.
- Check valve sticking or blocked. - Clean or replace the check valve.
- Excessive pump head on the suction (IN) side. - Reduce the pump head on the suction (IN) side.
- Excessive fluid viscosity. - Use fluid of the recommended viscosity.
- Breakage or wear of the check valve. - Replace the pump.
- Swelling, contraction or deterioration of the diaphragm/check valve. ・Replace the pump, check the compatibility of the fluid contact parts.
- Diaphragm breakage. - Replace the pump.
- Piping blocked. - Clean or replace the piping.
- Check valve sticking or blocked. - Clean the Check valve.
2) Pump operates,
but does not dispense.
1) The product does not operate when power is applied.
CountermeasuresProblem Possible causes
There is no suction.
The product creates suction,
but does not dispense.
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Warning

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- Dispense volume adjusting screw incorrectly set. - Adjust dispense volume screw until correct dispense obtained.
- Excessive fluid viscosity. - Use fluid of the recommended viscosity.
- Operating frequency is too high. - The frequency should be set at or below the maximum operating frequency.
- Piping diameter is too small. - Increase the piping diameter.
- Suction side (IN) filter blocked. - Clean or replace the filter.
- Excessive pump head on the suction (IN) side and dispense (OUT) side. - Reduce the pump head on the suction (IN) side and dispense (OUT) side.
- Ambient temperature is too high - Decrease the ambient temperature.
- Coil temperature increase due to continuous operation. - Decrease the operation frequency by increasing OFF time and by setting ON
time to 200msec
- Increase cooling around pump by installing fans, etc.
- Intrusion of air from the suction (IN) / dispense (OUT) side. - Check the piping on the suction (IN) / dispense (OUT) side.
- Residual bubbles in the piping or pump chamber. - Eliminate bubbles in the piping and pump chamber.
- Dissolved gas in fluid vaporizes in piping and pump chambers - Use degassed fluid
- Power supply under voltage. - Check power supply.
- Check valve sticking or blocked. - Perform cleaning.
- The lock nut for adjusting the dispense amount is loose. - Tighten the lock nut at standard torque (0.6 to 0.8Nm).
- Excessive fluid viscosity. - Use fluid of the recommended viscosity.
- Operating frequency is too high. The frequency should be set at or below the maximum operating frequency.
- The diameter of the piping or nozzle is too small/ large. - Change the diameter of the piping or nozzle.
- Ambient and fluid temperature change is large. - Stabilize the ambient and fluid temperature
- Tank fluid level of the suction (IN) side is higher than the pump. - Lower the tank fluid level of the suction (IN) side belowthe pump position.
- Tube end position of the dispense (OUT) side is lower than the tank fluid level. - Change the tube end position of the dispense(OUT) side to the position
higher than the tank fluid level.
- Fluctuation of the tank fluid level of the suction (IN) side is large. - Reduce the fluctuation of the tank fluid level of the suction (IN) side.
- Excessive pump head on the suction (IN) side and dispense (OUT) side. - Reduce the pump head on the suction (IN) side and dispense (OUT) side.
- Fluctuation of the suction and dispense pressure of the suction (IN) and dispense
(OUT) side is large. - Stabilize the suction and dispense pressure of the suction (IN)and dispense (OUT) side.
- Tube is made of soft piping material - Use the tube made of hard piping material.
- Sealing failure on the suction (IN) side or dispense (OUT) side. - Check sealing of the piping.
- Large voltage fluctuation. - Stabilize the power supply voltage
- Check valve sticking or blocked. - Clean the Check valve.
- Suction side (IN) filter blocked. - Clean or replace the filter.
Problem Possible causes Countermeasures
3) Insufficient dispense volume.
4) dispense amount is unstable

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- Intrusion of air from the suction (IN) side. . - Check the piping on the suction (IN) side.
- Sealing failure on the suction (IN) side or dispense (OUT) side. - Check sealing of the piping.
- Diaphragm breakage. - Replace the pump.
- Body piping connections insecure. - Re-tighten connections and check that piping are secure.
- Diaphragm breakage - Replace the pump.
- Swelling, contraction or deterioration of the diaphragm/check valve. - Replace the pump.
5) Leakage of fluids from pump connections.
Problem Possible causes Countermeasures
6) Fluid leakage to the outside.

Revision history
A: Tube connection type added
Precautions change
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