HAMRON 006075 Drump Pump Instruction Manual

HAMRON 006075 Drump Pump Instruction Manual

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Be careful when handling oil and other fluids.
• Use the appropriate and necessary safety equipment.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Capacity per stroke: 0.3 I
• Barrel size: 50 — 205 I
• Barrel fitting:  1.5″ and 2″

DESCRIPTION

Lever pump for hydraulic, engine and transmission oils, including diesel. Fitted with curved nozzle and telescopic suction tube, with chrome steel handle and  convenient rubber grip. An integral barrel connection (11/2″ and 2″) means that the pump fits different barrel threads.

1. Piston
2. Clamp nut
3. Nozzle
4. Nozzle nut
5. Tap with clip (2)
6. Handle
7. Rubber grip
8. Link
9. Pump head
10. Pump housing
11. Barrel fitting
12. Suction tube

FIG. 1

ASSEMBLY

The following instructions refer to diagram 1.

1. Screw the suction tube on to the barrel fitting (11). Firmly tighten so that the connection is airtight.
2. Screw the nozzle nut (4) (on the nozzle) on the pump head. Firmly tighten so that the connection is tight.
3. Pull out the telescopic suction tube (12) so that it extends higher than the height of the barrel.
4. Screw the barrel fitting on the pump in the hole for the barrel cap. Firmly tighten the pump by gripping the pump housing (10) and twisting.
5. Pull up the piston (1) and connect the handle to the piston with the tap and clip (5).
6. The pump is now ready to use. Start pumping with quick strokes of the handle.

USE

IMPORTANT

• Do NOT pump water-based liquids, solvent, acids or antifreeze.
• Parts of the pump are made of chromed steel. Never pump liquids that are corrosive. Some liquids can leave a coating on the surface when they dry.
• The handle should be upright when the pump is not in use.

IF THE PUMP DOES NOT SUCK

If there is no suction in the pump it may need to be filled with liquid. Turn the opening on the nozzle up. Pour a few drops of the pumped liquid into the nozzle and pump a few quick strokes with the handle. If this does not help, release the pump from the barrel and check that the suction tube reaches down to the bottom of the barrel.