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10 years 6 months ago #439
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I have an older model Emglo lu series pump. I believe it is designed to be continuous run.Is there any head mods that would need to be done while i am rebuilding this pump to convert to start /stop operation. Thanks
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10 years 6 months ago - 10 years 6 months ago #445
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Thanks for the post!
Pretty simple, really. If you have a an electric motor-driven system all you would need to do is plug the 1/4" port in the pump Head itself where the 1/4" OD copper tubing connects to (the other end connects to the brass Pilot Valve). Once you do this, you'll have to install an on/off Pressure Switch, if you don't have one already, and a Check Valve in the main Inlet of the Tank.
The main Transfer Tube from the pump will install into the top of the Check Valve. The CV also has an 1/8" FPT port in the side of it, this is where you'll install the 1/4" copper tube which ran to your Pilot Valve.
You'll then wire your Motor Cord to the Pressure Switch, then wire a Power Cord from the Pressure Switch to plug into the wall outlet.
But, you'll first need to remove the Pilot Valve that's threaded into the Manifold on your Tank. Then, install an "L" fitting (elbow) and thread it into this port. This is where you'll thread the Pressure Switch into, which usually has a 1/4" male or female fitting.
You can also use the attached .pdf as a reference, which should help give you a visual.
Feel free to reply with any additional questions at all!
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Pretty simple, really. If you have a an electric motor-driven system all you would need to do is plug the 1/4" port in the pump Head itself where the 1/4" OD copper tubing connects to (the other end connects to the brass Pilot Valve). Once you do this, you'll have to install an on/off Pressure Switch, if you don't have one already, and a Check Valve in the main Inlet of the Tank.
The main Transfer Tube from the pump will install into the top of the Check Valve. The CV also has an 1/8" FPT port in the side of it, this is where you'll install the 1/4" copper tube which ran to your Pilot Valve.
You'll then wire your Motor Cord to the Pressure Switch, then wire a Power Cord from the Pressure Switch to plug into the wall outlet.
But, you'll first need to remove the Pilot Valve that's threaded into the Manifold on your Tank. Then, install an "L" fitting (elbow) and thread it into this port. This is where you'll thread the Pressure Switch into, which usually has a 1/4" male or female fitting.
You can also use the attached .pdf as a reference, which should help give you a visual.
Feel free to reply with any additional questions at all!
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10 years 6 months ago #447
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Thank you ,i figured it was simple. I am using this pump as a replacement on a start/stop setup. What I didnt know was if the unloaders in the heads needed to be altered in any way. I am ordering a rebuilt kit from you guys and wanted to make sure I got every thing I needed. Thank you for your quick re ponce.
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10 years 6 months ago #451
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I'm glad to help and we really appreciate your business!
I'll certainly be able to assist you further once you start the rebuild, if necessary.
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I'll certainly be able to assist you further once you start the rebuild, if necessary.
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