WARNING
Pressurised system
Death or serious personal injury
‐ Avoid stress in the pipe system.
When fitting the Victaulic couplings, allow a gap of 3.5 mm between
the two pipes.
TM059344
Gap between the pipes and (1) service connector
5.2.10 Service connector installation
To facilitate service of the pump and motor, install the delivered
service connector in the system. This is advantageous because
with it, the pump can be pulled away from the motor and the thrust
bearing and shaft seal can be changed without moving any other
pipes or the motor.
1. Fit the two rubber parts.
2. Install the service connector.
TM059339
Position of rubber parts
3. Move the two rubber parts over the service connector.
TM059340
Position of service connector and rubber parts
4. Fit the Victaulic couplings and tighten the bolts to 33 Nm.
TM059341
Victaulic couplings
In case of a BMS hs or BMS xl pump, you are now ready for
electrical connection. See the section on the BMS hs and BMS xl
pumps.
In case of a BMSX system, see the section on the BMS hp pump
installation.
Related information
5.3 BMS hp pump
6.2 BMS hs and BMS xl pumps
5.3 BMS hp pump
TM061045
BMS hp pump
5.3.1 Motor and pump installation
We recommend that you use vibration dampers.
The pump and the motor must be installed on the same level. If
there is a gap between the foundation and the motor or the pump,
use a spirit level, a feeler gauge and shims to level the motor. Then
secure the motor and the pump by means of suitable screws
(4 × M10) depending on the foundation.
5.3.2
Lifting and handling the pump
Hoist the pump into place.
WARNING
Falling objects
Death or serious personal injury
‐ Observe local regulations concerning limits for manual
lifting or handling.
‐ Use straps for lifting the pump, and do not lift in the fan
guard.
‐ Use certified and approved lifting equipment. See the
nameplate.
TM073141
Example of how to lift the pump
5.3.3 Positioning the inlet pipe
To change the position of the BMS hp or BMS xl pipe, follow this
procedure.
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