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Consultation on diaphragm pump disassembly

2018-09-25View Original

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This post was last edited by 156026692 on 2018-9-26 at 22:39. To disassemble the motor part of this pump, one simply loosens the screw in the middle; by giving the copper rod a gentle shake, the motor can be separated. But will the impeller and shaft at the pump end move towards the pump casing and rub against it?
Reply #22018-09-25
No, it either has its own axial positioning or relies on the motor shaft for positioning; once the motor is installed, its position is determined
Reply #32018-09-25
Where are the pictures? The problem isn’t clearly stated at all
Reply #42018-09-26
Could you provide an image? It might be a tapered fit in the middle
Reply #52018-09-26
The diaphragm pump motor is connected to a worm gear – how could it be an impeller? The two ends of the worm are positioned by bearings.
Reply #62018-09-30
I’m adding the picture again – it disappeared right away when I posted it last time, and I don’t know why

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