Dee Zee 123000-06 - Manual (Page 2)

PARTS AND SERVICE
The Rotary Hand Pump is compatible with gasoline (up to 15%
alcohol blends such as E15), diesel fuel (up to 20% biodiesel blends
such as B20), kerosene and up to medium weight oils.
Construction:
Lightweight, die-cast aluminum housing.
Stainless steel shaft. Fluorocarbon
seals. Cast iron rotor and carbon vanes.
Built-in anti-siphon vent.
Pumping Capacity: Up to 10 gallons (38 litres) per 100
revolutions
Inlet: 1-inch NPT female
Outlet: 3/4-inch NPT female
Shipping Weight: 17 lbs. (7.7 kg)
Hose and Nozzle: 3/4-inch x 8 foot (2.4m) Buna-N
statically grounded hose.
Aluminum Alloy unleaded nozzle
Suction Pipe: Plastic, adjustable from 22 to 40 inches
(55 to 102cm)
For warranty consideration, parts or other service information,
please contact your local distributor or the GPI Customer Service
Department, during normal business hours at:
1-800-835-0113
To obtain prompt, efficient service, be prepared with:
• the model number of your pump
• the serial number or manufacturing date code of your pump,
and
• parts descriptions and numbers
Reference the Illustrated Parts List for specifics on parts. For war-
ranty service, be prepared with your original sales slip or other
evidence of purchase date.
Do not return the pump without specific authority from the
GPI Customer Service Department. Due to strict regula-
tions governing transportation, handling, and disposal
of hazardous or flammable liquids, GPI will not accept
pumps for rework unless they are completely free of
liquid residue.
TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
A. FLUID LEAKS AROUND 1. Retainer loose Tighten retainer screws.
SHAFT
2. O-ring worn Check shaft O-ring for excessive wear. Replace Shaft Seal O-ring,
if necessary.
B. FLUID LEAKS AT ANTI- 1. Anti-siphon vent or Remove vent cap. Loosen vent by turning counterclockwise. Remove
SIPHON VENT O-ring damaged vent and O-ring. Clean. To replace, seat O-ring on vent and screw vent
into place until bottomed out. Replace vent cap.
C. LOW FLOWRATE 1. Internal parts worn or Remove coverplate and inspect for wear on vanes, coverplate, and all
debris in vane cavity inside housing surfaces. Replace any scored parts.
2. Vanes cracked Remove coverplate and inspect for chips or cracks on vanes. If
necessary, replace vanes.
D. PUMP FAILS TO PUMP 1. Suction pipe leak Remove pump from tank and riser. Inspect the spacer and suction pipe
for wear or damage. Replace, as necessary, and install pump on tank.
2. Internal parts worn or Remove coverplate and inspect for wear on vanes, coverplate, and all
debris in vane cavity inside housing surfaces. Replace any scored parts.
3. Vanes cracked Remove coverplate and inspect for chips or cracks on vanes. If
necessary, install Overhaul Kit or replace vanes.
E. HANDLE TURNS HARD 1. Debris in vane cavity Remove pump from tank. Remove coverplate and inspect for debris in
OR PUMP SEIZED cavity. Clean cavity, vanes, and rotor. Flush contamination from tank.
Assemble and install pump.
2. Internal parts worn Remove pump from tank. Remove coverplate and inspect for damaged
necessary, install Overhaul Kit or replace vanes.
F. VANES STICKING 1. Debris in vane cavity Remove coverplate. Use emery cloth to remove debris or corrosion in
vane slots. Apply lubricant (WD-40 ® ) if needed.
SPECIFICATIONS
CAUTION