Why is the oil foaming in my Eaton 26 Series Water Pump?
If the oil in your Eaton Water Pump is foaming, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if the oil level is low and fill the reservoir if needed. Another possible cause is air leaking into the suction line; try tightening the fittings. Lastly, the issue might be the type of oil being used. In this case, drain the reservoir and refill it with non-foaming oil.
Why is the oil heating up in my Eaton Water Pump?
Oil heating in your Eaton Water Pump can occur for several reasons. The oil supply might be low, so start by filling the reservoir. The oil could also be contaminated; if this is the case, drain the reservoir and refill it with clean oil. Additionally, the relief valve setting might be incorrect; ensure it's set to the correct pressure. Finally, the oil in the system might be too light. If so, drain the reservoir and refill it with oil of the proper viscosity.
What to do if there is shaft seal leakage in my Eaton 26 Series Water Pump?
If your Eaton Water Pump is experiencing shaft seal leakage, it could be due to a worn shaft seal, in which case you should replace it. Another possibility is a worn shaft in the seal area, requiring replacement of the drive assembly. Lastly, debris in the shaft seal suction side drain holes could be the culprit, requiring you to disassemble the pump for inspection.
General| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | 26 Series |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Overview of the manual's content and essential guidelines for successful pump repairs.
Details pump model, features, displacement, rotation, and porting information.
Lists the essential tools needed for pump disassembly, inspection, and reassembly.
Illustrates the assembly of components for single, double, and triple gear pump configurations.
Step-by-step instructions for the disassembly of a triple gear pump assembly.
Procedure for altering the input rotation of double or triple gear pumps.
Guidelines for cleaning, deburring, and checking shafts, gears, and bodies for wear.
Checks oil grooves, bushings, and faces for alignment and wear.
Inspects gear shafts, teeth, and body gear pockets for scoring or wear.
Key principles for correct assembly, alignment, and lubrication of pump components.
Parts list and disassembly/reassembly for the relief valve backplate.
Parts list and disassembly/reassembly for the flow divider backplate.
Steps for testing the repaired pump on a dedicated test stand.
Steps for testing the repaired pump directly on the machine.
Identifies causes and corrections for pump cavitation problems.
Addresses causes and solutions for pump overheating issues.
Diagnoses and provides corrections for shaft seal leaks.
Identifies causes and provides corrections for oil foaming.
Explains how to identify improved wear plates by checking for specific grooves.
Details the necessary information for ordering replacement parts from the parts booklet.
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