Pentair ENGINEMASTER GP960 Manual de usuario

ENGINEMASTER

ENGINE DRIVEN WATER TRANSFER SYSTEM

GP960

OWNER`S MANUAL

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ONGA

Relax - you’ve bought an onga ...

Congratulations on your decision to purchase an onga

product. onga is one of the best known companies in its

field, with a proud local and international reputation.

In fact, wherever people need to move water from one point to

another - whether in industry, horticulture, agriculture or in and

around the home - onga is a byword for reliability, value for money

and technological innovation. So why does onga lead its field?

Here are a few simple reasons ...

1. Continual Product Improvement

onga employ the best engineers both in Australia and around the

world to develop new and better ways to pump and handle water.

2. Dedication to Quality

There is only one standard that we at onga set ourselves for both

product quality and the quality of our service. That standard is

excellence ... to have no-one better than us at what we do ... nothing

short of that is acceptable.

3. A Fair Price

onga pumps are neither the cheapest nor the most expensive in their

field. Our products do, on the other hand, always represent very

good value for money - they always have and they always will.

4. Our Team of Dealers

We believe onga’s hand picked authorised dealer network -

throughout Australia and worldwide - are second to none. We in

vest a huge sum training them and supporting them. They are your

link to us, and we value their expertise and trust.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Please read these instructions in full before installing and commission-

ing the pump unit.

Pump Protection

Warranty of these pumps is void unless they are housed correctly and

protected from weather, floods, chemicals, dust, vermin, insects etc.

Housing used should be weather-proof and well vented so that engine

heat and exhaust fumes can escape. To obtain best possible perform-

ance, pumps should be installed as close to water as possible.

Suction and Discharge Pipes

Suction pipe should be laid so that it rises evenly from water source to

pump. This makes priming easy and avoids airlocks.

Hoses should be the same size as the pump inlet and/or larger than the

discharge port.

All pipe joints must be sealed to ensure they are airtight.

Priming

To prime pump, remove priming plug and fill pump and suction pipe

with water. Pump is equipped with suction flap valve and should be

capable of drawing air out of normal size suction pipes or hoses. Re-

place plug and start the pump. If the pump pumps a little and stops,

turn the pump off, check suction pipe for possible leaks and repeat

priming procedure until the pump operates satisfactorily.

Self priming pumps, when filled with water, will gradually draw air out

of the suction line (depending on model) to a maximum vertical lift of

6 metres (20 ft). If priming a long or large diameter pipe, additional

water may have to be added to the pump at 3 minute intervals.

Suction Limitations

Theoretically, no pump can lift water higher than 9 metres (30 ft) verti-

cally, and the practical limit is approximately 6 metres (20 ft), depend-

ing on the installation.

The pump is equipped with an internal suction flap valve. If pump fails

to prime, it could be due to a leak in the suction pipe, a worn impeller

or too great a suction lift. Self priming pumps do not self prime when

subject to a high discharge head. Under these conditions the suction

flap valve should be removed and a foot valve installed on the end of

the suction line.

Suction Strainer

For portable pump use, a suction hose strainer must be used. This

removes the risk of gravel or large pieces of foreign matter entering and

damaging the pump.

Type of Water

Pumps are capable of pumping septic tank effluent, sink wastes, small

amounts of dirt or sand, drainage or polluted water and some industrial

wastes. They are not designed to pump large quantities of foreign mat-

ter. If fluid contains large or stringy material, then an adequate suction

strainer should be used.

If chemicals are to be pumped, compatability of pump material should

be checked with your local onga office.

SERVICE

Pump runs but fails to pump water:

1) Check for an air leak in suction pipe.

2) The pump has not been filled with water.

3) Water has evaporated leaving pump dry.

4) Foreign matter has clogged the impeller or pipe.

5) Suction lift too high.

Engine

See instructions supplied by engine manufacturer. Be sure to initially

put oil in engine and check level regularly. Low speeds extend engine

life dramatically. We recommend for continuous pumping that the pump

be operated at approximately 3000 r.p.m.

Be aware that unstable mounting practices may be hazardous to the

and/or property.

operator

200 400 600 800 1000

Q(lpm)

Q(g3h)

Head [m]

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.5

4.0

Power

[kW]

4.5

P-Q @ 3000

5.0

12 60

Pump Eff. [%]

Please note: All tests carried out with potable water @ ambient air temperature.

Eff.[%] @ 3000 rpm

GP960 with Honda

GX200 Petrol Engine

H-Q @ 3600

H-Q @ 3000

P-Q @ 3000

Eff.[%] @ 3600 rpm

Spare parts

Notes

L100302 0815

IMPORTANT

Please attach your sales invoice/docket here as proof of purchase should warranty service

be required.

Please do not return Warranty - Retain for your records.

Purchased From .............................................................................................. ................. .......

Purchase Date..................................... Serial No.............................. Model No........................

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