Dismantling A Centrifugal Pump

• Disconnect the electrical wires entering the electric motor cover

• Disconnect the circuit pump
• Remove the screws (1)
• Uncouple the pump unit (2) and o-ring (13)
• Unscrew the caps (3), making sure you secure the impeller using a soft belt, so as not to damage
the paddles
• Extract the impeller (4) from the shaft (10), taking care with the seal o-ring (11 and 12)
• In the case of MB 80/130 – TS pumps, extract the mechanical bellows seal (5) together with the
metallic cylinder (8) and the silicon ring including its o-ring (14 and 15)
• In the case of MB 130/180 – TS pumps, extract the mechanical bellows seal (5) and the silicon
ring including its o-ring (14 and 15)
• In the case of MB 80/100 – TS pumps, uncouple the seal support flange (6) from the remaining
elements
• In the case of MB 110/180 – TS pumps, uncouple the seal support flange (17) from the rear
flange (19), removing the securing screws (16); the seal o-ring should also be removed together
with this (18)
• Remove the screw (9) securing the lantern to the electric motor
• Extract the lantern (7)
• Slacken the dowel (not visible in the image) used to secure the pump shaft to the electric motor
shaft and proceed with the extraction.

Dismantling a Centrifugal Pump

• Disconnect the electrical wires entering the electric motor cover

• Disconnect the circuit pump
• Remove the screws (1)
• Uncouple the pump unit (3) and o-ring (7)
• Unscrew the caps (2), making sure you secure the impeller using a soft belt, so as not to damage
the paddles
• Extract the impeller (5) from the shaft (14), taking care with the seal o-ring (4 and 6)
• Extract the ceramic cylinder (10) together with the spacer washer (11)
• In the case of MB 80/100 – TL pumps, uncouple the seal support flange (8) from the remaining
elements
• (B) In the case of MB 110/180 – TL pumps, uncouple the seal support flange (16) from the rear
flange (18), removing the securing screws (15); the seal o-ring should also be removed together
with this (17)
• NB: only extract the lip seal (9) from its seat if it is damaged
• Remove the screw (12) securing the lantern to the electric motor
• Extract the lantern (13)
• Slacken the dowel (not visible in the image) used to secure the pump shaft to the electric motor
shaft and proceed with the extraction.