Clarke CBM100SS Bedienungsanleitung

OPERATING & MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS 0406

CBM100SS, 130SS, 250SS, 240 & 240E

CPE100P, 100TF, 120 & 130SS

HANDY PUMP 2

Model Nos

CBM100SS, 130SS, 250SS, 240 & 240E

CPE100P, 100TF, 120 & 130SS

HANDY PUMP 2

CONTENTS

Safety Precautions ......................................................... 3

Electrical Connections .................................................. 4

Water Connections ....................................................... 5

Priming the Pump ........................................................... 7

Troubleshooting .............................................................. 8

Specifications ........................................................... 9 -11

Parts Lists and Diagrams ....................................... 12 - 29

Accessories ................................................................... 30

Parts and Service Contacts ........................................ 30

PARTS LIST & DIAGRAM

REFERENCE

Model No. Page No.

CPE100P ................................................. 12 - 13

CPE100TF ................................................14 - 15

CPE130SS ................................................16 - 17

CPE120 ................................................... 18 - 19

CBM240 .................................................. 20 - 21

CBM240E ................................................22 - 23

HANDY PUMP 2 ...................................... 24 - 25

CBM100SS & CBM130SS ........................26 - 27

CBM250SS .............................................. 28 - 29

Please note that the details and specifications contained herein, are correct at the time of going to print. However,

CLARKE International reserve the right to change specifications at any time without prior notice.

When disposing of this product, ensure it is disposed of according to all local ordinances.

Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE Water Pump, which is a general purpose

pump, suitable for a variety of applications involving the transfer of clean, cold

water ONLY (up to a maximum of 35oC) - for domestic and gardening applications.

This manual covers a range of pumps as shown on the front cover. Please read it

thoroughly and ensure you are familiar with all aspects relating to your particular

pump, before its’ connection and use. This will ensure the safe and proper

installation of the pump, and assist it in providing a long, trouble free performance.

GUARANTEE

This CLARKE product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12

months from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase.

This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or tampered

with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was intended.

Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase. No product can be

returned to us without prior permission. This guarantee does not effect your

statutory rights.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. Ensure the pump is installed in a horizontal position with the outlet facing

vertically upwards, and except for the portable Handy Pump, it should be

firmly anchored via its fixing screws.

2. Ensure there is an adequate air flow around the pump. DO NOT mount it in an

enclosed atmosphere.

3. Ensure all water pipes - supply or discharge - are adequately supported

where necessary, so as not to put a strain on the pump connections.

4. DO NOT allow the pump to run dry, as this will cause serious damage to the

pump seals.

5. Ensure the inlet to the pump is completely unrestricted.

6. Ensure the pump is protected from the elements, neither the motor nor the

electrical terminal box is intended to be waterproof.

7. Ensure that all pipes are protected against damage where necessary, and

that they are suitably lagged to avoid the possibility of freezing during cold

weather.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

WARNING

THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE EARTHED

This appliance, which is provided with a 3-pin BS 1363 plug, should be connected

to a standard domestic 13 amp, 230 volt (50Hz), electrical supply and we strongly

recommend that this be done through a Residual Current Device (RCD).

Should the plug require renewing at any time, the wires should be connected in

accordance with the following colour code:

Green & Yellow .............. Earth or marked with a letter “E” or Earth symbol “ ”

Blue .................................. Neutral or terminal marked with a letter “N”

Brown .............................. Live or terminal marked with a letter “L”

FUSE RATING

The fuse in the plug must be replaced with one of the same rating (13 amps)

and this replacement must be ASTA approved to BS1362.

IMPORTANT:

If this appliance is fitted with a plug which is moulded onto the electric cable (i.e.

non-rewirable) please note:

1. The plug must be thrown away if it is cut from the electric cable. There is a

danger of electric shock if it is subsequently inserted into a socket outlet.

2. Never use the plug without the fuse cover fitted.

3. Should you wish to replace a detachable fuse carrier, ensure that the correct

replacement is used (as indicated by marking or colour code).

4. Replacement fuse covers can be obtained from your local dealer or most

electrical stockists.

We strongly recommend that this machine is connected to the mains

supply through a Residual Current Device (RCD).

EXTENSION CABLES

Ensure that extension cable insulation is rubber or neoprene, and that the cross

section of each conductor is at least 2.5mm2. The maximum length of the cable

should not exceed 25 Metres.

If the electrical connections are outdoors, then the plug AND socket MUST be of a

BS approved waterproof design.

WARNING

DO NOT ATTEMPT ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION WORK IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT AS

TO HOW IT SHOULD BE DONE PROPERLY. CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.

WATER CONNECTIONS

IMPORTANT: The pump must not be connected to the power supply until the

hose/pipe installation is completed.

If any part of the system is to be connected to the mains water supply, do ensure

that you comply with your local water authority regulations.

Because of the variety of possible installations, no plumbing accessories are supplied

as standard with your pump, (except for the Handy Pump 2, which is provided

with a 4 metre inlet hose complete with a foot valve and filter). However,

accessories designed specifically for this range of pumps are available from your

CLARKE dealer and are listed on page 30.

The pump must always be installed and operated in a horizontal position i.e. with

the outlet port facing vertically upwards. The fixing holes in the base should be

used as necessary to secure the pump firmly in its operating position. (Not

applicable to the Handy Pump 2, which is portable). Also, ensure that there is

adequate air circulation around the motor.

Avoid situations where there is the risk of water coming into contact with the outside

of the pump. Neither the motor or the terminal box are designed to be waterproof.

These notes are for guidance on how to achieve a proper working system.

The schematic diagram opposite illustrates

a typical pipework installation.

The suction lift i.e. the vertical distance

between the water level and the pump

should not exceed the distance

specified for your pump. (See

Specifications, pages 9 to 11).

A foot valve and filter should be fitted

to the lower end of the suction hose,

as illustrated below, so as to help retain

OutletAdapter

water in the suction system and to prevent the possibility of large foreign bodies

entering the pump body.

A 1” BSP hose adapter will be required for connection to the inlet

port. This is available from your CLARKE dealer.

The performance of your pump will be effected by the diameter of the

inlet pipe - any restriction will greatly reduce the flow. We strongly

recommend that you use a diameter pipe which is as large as practicable,

with a suitable reducer for connection to the 1” BSP inlet adapter.

NOTE: The Handy Pump 2 is provided with a 4 metre inlet hose

complete with a foot valve and filter

The delivery hose should be attached to the outlet adapter which is supplied.

IMPORTANT: In the case of the CBM250SS model, the hose MUST rise vertically

for 70cm before elbows are connected.

A gate valve may be installed in-line on the delivery side of the pump which can be set

as required to regulate the flow of water. DO NOT place any such restriction on

Filter

Foot

Valve

the suction side of the pump unless it is an isolator valve in a gravity fed system.

It is IMPORTANT to note also, that these pumps should not be operated with the

delivery valve completely closed.

To prevent unnecessary strain or possible distortion to the pump, ensure that

adequate support is provided to the hoses and/or pipes. Remember they will be

considerably heavier when filled with water.

Should sand, chemical or other contaminants come into contact with the pump,

flush through with cold clean water as soon as possible.

Protect the pump and pipework from freezing. The formation of ice may cause

serious damage.

Where the pump is to be a permanent fixture, the fittings to the pump MUST be

flexible, i.e. a short piece of hose should be inserted between rigid metal pipework

and the pump.

It is strongly recommended that in addition to the coarser foot filter, an inlet filter

should be fitted to prevent the possibility of any foreign body from entering the

pump. This is particularly important in the case of multi stage pumps CBM240,

CBM240E & CBM250SS. A filter specifically designed for all pumps in the range is

available from your CLARKE dealer - see Accessories on page 30.

The filter bowl is transparent allowing a visual check as to the condition of the filter

cartridge. The filter cartridge is a washable net type, with a rated filtration of 60

microns, suitable for the efficient removal of suspended particles such as sand.The

filter is NOT designed to filter mud, sludge etc.

CPE100TF, CBM100SS, CBM130SS, CBM250SS and CBM240E.

These pumps are set up as BOOSTER PUMPS, described in greater detail below, and

are provided with non-return valves. Additionally, 100TF & 240E models are provided

with filters, (optional accessories for SS models - see your Clarke dealer for details).

Non-return valves and filters are connected to the inlet port as follows:

Screw the non return valve into the inlet port, ensuring the arrow, stamped on the

valve points inwards towards the inlet port. Tighten the valve, BUT DO NOT

OVERTIGHTEN, then screw the filter on to the valve - again DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.

The filter should hang vertically when completed.

CBM240E

This pump is set up as a BOOSTER Pump by incorporating the CLARKE EPC 1000

HYDROTRONIC UNIT - a computerised electronic device which automatically

switches the pump ON and OFF whenever a tap, or other restriction in the outlet

side of the pump, such as a spray lance etc., is turned ON or OFF.

Please ensure you are thoroughly familiar with the operation of this device by reading

the enclosed leaflet describing its’ operation and maintenance, before you operate the

pump. It is important to note that in order for the hydrotronic unit to operate correctly, the

maximum head ABOVE THE OUTLET OF THE HYDROTRONIC UNIT, is 14 metres.

i.e. Although the pump is capable of delivering water to a maximum head of 48

metres, the hydrotronic unit will not switch the pump ON if the vertical height

above outlet of the unit is greater than 14 metres.

CPE100TF, CBM100SS, CBM130SS and CBM250SS

These units are set up as a BOOSTER pumps by utilising an air chamber with a pressure

regulator to provide a constant pressure at the outlet. All models are provided with

non-return valves and Model CPE100TF is also provided with an inlet filter.

The pumps will automatically cut in when the water pressure reduces to 2.0 Bar,

and cut out when the pressure reaches 3.5 Bar. (These pressures are 3.5 and 5.2

bar respectively for Model CBM250SS). These pressures are factory set and must

not be altered. The pump may continue to operate for a short while, after the tap

is turned off, until the cut-out pressure is reached.

In order for the system to operate correctly, it is necessary to pressurise the air

chamber to 1.5 Bar (22psi), which is carried out as follows:

Unscrew the large protection cap on the end of the air chamber to reveal the air

valve, and use an air line or foot pump to charge the chamber to the specified

pressure, checking with a standard air pressure gauge until satisfied. Remember

to replace the protection cap when completed.

IMPORTANT: This procedure MUST be carried out BEFORE connecting to the water supply.

PRIMING

When suction lift is used to draw water into the pump it is essential that all

connections and hoses are completely air tight, otherwise the system will not work.

Although the pump is a ‘self priming’ type, it is nevertheless necessary to completely

fill the inlet side of the pump with water before being started for the first time, or if

the system has been drained for maintenance or repair purposes. This is known as

priming the pump and is carried out as follows :-

1. Locate and remove the small filler plug, situated on the top of the pump

chamber, and slowly fill the pump with water until all air is expelled.

NOTE: If a filter is fitted to your pump it is recommended that you remove the

brass plug on top of the unit, and fill the bowl with water.

In the case of the CPE100P, no filler plug is provided, and the pump body is

therefore filled through the outlet port before its’ connection

2. Adjust any device which may be fitted to the outlet side of the pump, so as to

ensure as great a flow as possible.

3. Switch on the pump and check for leaks. Water should start to flow through

the system after a short while. If, after 2-3 minutes, depending upon the suction

depth, water does not flow, check to ensure:

a) The inlet pipe is completely secure and completely free from defects.

Even a pin hole could prevent the pump from drawing water. This is the

most common problem encountered when operating water pumps.

b) The pump body has been primed correctly, and is completely filled with water.

NOTE: If the pump is gravity or pressure fed, priming will not be necessary, as

the pressure of water will purge the system of air.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

REMEMBER that rate of flow is dependant upon the head - i.e. the greater the head

the lower the flow. Check the specifications for your pump on pages 9 to 11.

The pump does not run 1. No mains supply 1. Check fuse - replace if

necessary (13 Amp).

2. Impeller seized / blocked 2. Disconnect pump from mains,

disassemble, and clear

blockage.

Thermal overload has 1. Incorrect mains voltage 1. Check and rectify.

operated switching OFF 2. Impeller seized / blocked 2. Disconnect pump from mains.

disassemble, & clear blockage.

3. Pump ran with hot water 3. Do not pump water at a temp.

greater than 35OC.

4. Pump ran dry 4. NEVER run your pump dry.

Investigate the cause & rectify.

Pump runs but no output 1. Air in pump housing 1. Disconnect from the mains and

prime pump correctly.

2. Suction fault 2. Verify that suction pipe is

completely sound and all

connections are air tight.

3. Suction height too great 3. Check height is within spec. for

your pump.

Low or no Flow 1. Blocked inlet pipe 1. Investigate and rectify.

2. Blocked impeller 2. Disassemble pump and clear

blockage.

3. Head too high 3. Check that head is within spec.

PUMPS WITH HYDROTRONIC UNIT

Pump runs non-stop 1. Leaks on output side 1. Ensure connections are water

or cuts in and out tight. Check to ensure no taps

rapidly are leaking. Smallest leak will

cause Hydrotronic unit to

operate.

2. Non-Return valve faulty. 2. Check and rectify.

CPE100TF, CBM100SS, CBM130SS and CBM250SS

Pump switches on and 1. Low air pressure 1. Check pressure and re-charge.

off rapidly 2. Membrane damaged 2. Consult your CLARKE dealer.

Pump switches on & off 1. Leak in output side. 1. Investigate and rectify.

when no water is being 2. Non-Return valve faulty. 2. Check and rectify.

drawn.

Pump does not switch 1. Pressure switch faulty 1. Consult your CLARKE dealer.

OFF 2. No water at pump inlet 2. Check for blockage.

3. Faulty Impeller 3. Disasemble and investigate.

Should you still experience problems, then contact your Clarke dealer, or CLARKE

International Service Department for advice.

Motor ............................... 230V 50Hz

Power .............................. 1000 Watts

Max. Flow ........................ 61 Litres/min

Max. Head ...................... 50 Metres

Max. Suction Height ...... 9 Metres

Max Output Pressure ..... 8 Bar

Part No. ........................... 7230650

Weight ............................. 10.6 Kg

SPECIFICATIONS

CPE120

CPE100TF

Motor ............................... 230V 50Hz

Power .............................. 700 Watts

Max. Flow ........................ 50 Litres/min

Max. Head ...................... 35 Metres

Max. Suction Height ...... 9 Metres

ON/OFF Pressure ............ 2/3.5 Bar

Part No. ........................... 7230640

Weight ............................. 14.4 Kg

CPE100P

Motor ............................... 230V 50Hz

Power .............................. 700 Watts

Max. Flow ........................ 50 Litres/min

Max. Head ...................... 42 Metres

Max. Suction Height ...... 9 Metres

Max Output Pressure ..... 6 Bar

Part No. ........................... 7230630

Weight ............................. 6.8 Kg

CBM 240 & 240E

Motor ............................... 230V 50Hz

Power............................... 1000 Watts

Max. Flow ........................ 101 L/min

Max. Head (240) .............. 48 Metres

Max Head (240E) ............ 14 Metres*

Max. Suction Height ....... 7.5 Metres

Max Pressure (240) ........ 8 Bar

ON/OFF Pressure (240E) 1.6/4.8 Bar

Part No.CBM240 ............. 7230660

Part No.CBM240E........... 7230670

Weight (240/240E) .......... 10.9/11.8 Kg

* Max. head above Hydrotronic unit

CPE130SS

Motor ............................... 230V 50Hz

Power .............................. 1250 Watts

Max. Flow ........................ 81 L/min

Max. Head ...................... 50 Metres

Max. Suction Height ...... 9 Metres

Part No. ........................... 7230680

Weight ............................. 19.6 Kg

HANDY PUMP 2

Motor ............................... 230V 50Hz

Power .............................. 1000 Watts

Max. Flow ........................ 61 L/min

Max. Head ...................... 50 Metres

Max. Suction Height ...... 9 Metres

Part No. ........................... 7230690

Weight ............................. 12.2 Kg

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