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MECHANIC DIESEL - CITS

2 Positioning
• Decide on the optimal location for the pump, considering factors like accessibility, ventilation, and proximity
to the fluid source.
3 Mounting
• Securely mount the pump on a stable surface or foundation using mounting brackets or bolts. Make sure
the pump is level and properly aligned.
4 Connections
• Connect the inlet and outlet pipes to the pump using appropriate fittings, seals, and gaskets.
• Ensure all connections are tight and leak-free.
5 Electrical Wiring
• If the pump is motor-driven, connect the electrical wires according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

• Ensure proper grounding and electrical safety measures are followed.
6 Testing
• Before starting the pump, perform a thorough inspection to ensure everything is properly installed and
connected.
• Prime the pump if necessary, following the manufacturer’s guidelines.
• Start the pump and monitor its operation for any unusual noises or vibrations.
• Check for leaks and verify that the pump is delivering the expected flow rate.

Tools and Equipment Required
• Wrenches or spanners for tightening bolts and fittings
• Screwdrivers for electrical connections
• Pipe wrenches or adjustable pliers for pipe fittings
• Teflon tape or pipe dope for sealing threaded connections
• Level for ensuring proper alignment

• Electrical tester for checking wiring connections
• Safety equipment such as gloves and goggles
It’s essential to refer to the specific installation instructions provided by the pump manufacturer, as different
pumps may have unique requirements and considerations. Additionally, following all safety guidelines and local
regulations is crucial to ensure a safe and successful installation.

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