GPI RP-10 - User Manual

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GENERAL INFORMATION
The RP-10 Rotary Hand pump is designed for use with gasoline
(up to 15% alcohol blends such as E15), diesel fuel (up to 20%
bio-diesel blends such as B20), kerosene and up to medium
weight oils. These self-priming pumps deliver up to 10 gallons
(38 litres) per 100 revolutions and are designed for use on a tank
with a 2-inch bung. They are equipped with an anti-siphon vent
to prevent possible tank siphoning. Do not use the RP-10 pump
with chemicals.
Safety Instructions
Observe standard safety precautions when handling fuel.
• Keep away from open flame or spark.
• Do not refuel vehicles or equipment with engines running or
while equipment engine is hot.
•
Do not smoke while refueling.
Before installation, clean the tank interior of dirt and foreign mate-
rial. Wrap all threads that are exposed to liquids with 3 to 4 turns of
Teflon
®
tape or a thread-sealing compound approved for use with
petroleum fuels. Remove protective covers and plugs.
OPERATIONS
1. Hand-tighten the riser on to the tank bung.
2. Assemble the crank and handle. Then snugly tighten the crank on-
to the shaft. Reference the Illustrated Parts Drawing for details.
3
. Screw the suction pipe into the pump inlet.
4. Extend the suction pipe to its full length. Insert it through the
riser and into the tank. Adjust the suction pipe to the length
needed to rest on the tank bottom. If tank debris is a potential
problem, raise the end of the suction pipe 2 to 3 inches.
5
. Secure the pump onto the riser with the two set screws. Tighten
until snug.
To install the hose and nozzle, thread the elbow fitting into the
pump outlet and tighten until snug. Hand-tighten the hose into the
elbow until snug. Tighten the nozzle onto the hose fitting. Insert
the nozzle into the hanger.
To dispense fuel, remove the nozzle from its hanger and insert into
a tank. Pump fuel by rotating the crank in the direction of the ar-
INSTALLATION
Rev. C 921462-06
RP-10 Rotary Hand Pump
for Fuel and Petroleum
Owner’s Manual
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
04/08
Use
standard
padlock
to secure
handle.
row on the housing. After dis-
pensing fuel, drain the hose
and replace the nozzle in the
hanger.
During daily use, this pump is
essentially maintenance free.
However, the pump should be
inspected periodically for signs
of leakage. If leaks are present or
other problems occur, refer to the
Troubleshooting Section.

Summary

General Information

Safety Instructions

Safety precautions for handling fuel, including avoiding sparks, hot engines, and smoking.

Installation

Steps for installing the RP-10 rotary hand pump onto a tank, including thread sealing and pipe adjustment.

Specifications

Parts and Service

Troubleshooting

Fluid Leaks Around Shaft

Addresses leaks originating from the pump shaft, detailing causes like loose retainers or worn O-rings.

Fluid Leaks at Anti-Siphon Vent

Covers leaks from the anti-siphon vent, discussing damaged vents or O-rings and their replacement.

Low Flowrate

Diagnoses and resolves issues causing reduced flow, such as worn internal parts or debris in the vane cavity.

Pump Fails to Pump

Troubleshoots scenarios where the pump is not dispensing fluid, pointing to suction pipe leaks or worn internal components.

Handle Turns Hard or Pump Seized

Identifies causes for a stiff or seized pump handle, relating to debris or internal wear.

Vanes Sticking

Explains how to fix sticking vanes, typically caused by debris or corrosion in the vane cavity.

Illustrated Parts List

Kits and Accessories

Limited Warranty Policy

GPI RP-10 Specifications

General

Brand	GPI
Model	RP-10
Category	Water Pump
Language	English