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Little Giant coolant pump question
I have a Little Giant coolant pump that is rated 3A 110v. This is a
centrifugal pump with a separate motor compartment and separate impeller compartment. This pump spent about a month in the back of my truck before I started looking at it. The motor compartment, which has a seal around its cover, was filled with fluid that looked like a mixture of oil with water. My question is, are these compartments supposed to be empty, or filled with oil, for lubrication and motor cooling purposes? I found that the pump runs (it had something minor out of order, such as loose setscrew that holds the impeller on the shaft), and I would like to try to run it for a couple of hours, but I am not sure what do I need to do with this motor compartment, is it supposed to be dry or not. I have a use for this pump in mind, so it would be great if I could use it. Thanks i |
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Little Giant coolant pump question
On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 18:10:27 -0500, Ignoramus21287
wrote: I have a Little Giant coolant pump that is rated 3A 110v. This is a centrifugal pump with a separate motor compartment and separate impeller compartment. This pump spent about a month in the back of my truck before I started looking at it. The motor compartment, which has a seal around its cover, was filled with fluid that looked like a mixture of oil with water. My question is, are these compartments supposed to be empty, or filled with oil, for lubrication and motor cooling purposes? I found that the pump runs (it had something minor out of order, such as loose setscrew that holds the impeller on the shaft), and I would like to try to run it for a couple of hours, but I am not sure what do I need to do with this motor compartment, is it supposed to be dry or not. I have a use for this pump in mind, so it would be great if I could use it. Thanks Try http://www.lgpc.com/ (your computer is your friend :-) Cheers, Bruce (bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom) |
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Little Giant coolant pump question
On 2009-06-21, Bruce In Bangkok wrote:
Try http://www.lgpc.com/ Bruce, thanks. I looked at the website. It is fairly clear to me that this is an "oil filled submersible pump", so I will fill it with some hydraulic oil leftovers that I have. i |
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