TM 10-4330-344-24Figure 3-9. Impeller and Seal Assembly Removal, Models 609-A and 609-C.Avoidcausetouching wearpump to leak.surfaces of seal assembly; doing so could damage seal andb .Inspect faces of new seals to be used to ensure they are free of grit or otherabrasive matter.c .Inspect all components for damage.d .Replace all defective components.3.6.7.3 Assembly.a .b.••c .d.e .Lightly lubricate stationary seal (Figure 3-9, 6) with silicone lubricant.Install polished side of seal assembly toward impeller.Install stationary seal (6) on impeller shaft (7) and press into seal housingbore in seal retaining plate (8).Take precautions to protect seal face from damage when assemblingcomponents.Damaged seal will cause pump to leak.Never use grease to lubricate seal assembly.Use of grease will damageseal and cause pump to leak.Lubricate interior diameter of seal assembly with light coating of siliconel u b r i c a n t .Lubricate faces of precision seals of seal assembly with silicone lubricant.Slide seal assembly (5) on impeller shaft (7) until it comes in contact withpolished side of stationary seal (6).3-25
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