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The Taco 0011-F4 is a flanged cast iron circulator pump designed for hydronic heating and cooling systems. This unit operates at one eighth horsepower and is suitable for medium flow and high head applications in residential and light commercial setups. The pump is equipped with a replaceable cartridge that simplifies maintenance.
Product Highlights
This circulator features an anti-condensate baffle that protects the motor during chilled water applications. It's maintenance-free, ensuring reliability over time.
Product Information
Standard Information
Power | 1/8 HP |
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Voltage | 115V |
Current | 1.76 A |
RPM | 3250 |
Material | Cast Iron |
Max PSI | 125 |
Connections | 3/4, 1, 1-1/4, 1-1/2 Flanged |
Weight | 12 lbs |
Brand | Taco |
Model | 0011-F4 |
Regular Inspection
Visual Check: Inspect the pump for signs of leaks, corrosion, or other damage. Ensure that all fittings, flanges, and connections are secure.
Mounting: Ensure the pump is properly mounted and aligned to avoid vibration or operational issues.
Cleaning
Exterior Cleaning: Clean the pump’s exterior with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the bronze surface.
System Flushing: Flush the system periodically to remove sediment or debris that could clog the pump or impair its operation.
Electrical Components
Wiring Check: Inspect the power cord and electrical connections for wear, fraying, or signs of overheating.
Motor Check: Listen for any unusual noises from the motor, as this could indicate a problem with the bearings or internal components.
Lubrication
Motor Lubrication: Some circulators require regular lubrication. Check the manufacturer's instructions for the proper lubrication schedule and type of lubricant to use.
Avoid Over-Lubrication: Ensure not to over-lubricate as this can attract dust and debris, causing wear on the motor or moving parts.
System Pressure
Pressure Check: Regularly monitor the system pressure. If the circulator is part of a closed-loop system, make sure the pressure remains within the recommended range for optimal performance.
Pressure Relief Valve: Ensure the pressure relief valve is functioning properly to avoid over-pressurization.
Preventive Maintenance
Monitor Flow Rate: If the pump is part of a hydronic system, ensure that it’s maintaining the required flow rate. Low flow could indicate a blockage or wear in the pump.
Protect Against Freezing: If the pump is exposed to freezing temperatures, ensure it is properly insulated to avoid freezing and potential damage.
Replace Worn Parts
Pump Cartridge: If the pump uses a replaceable cartridge, inspect it periodically for signs of wear or damage and replace it as needed.
Seals and O-rings: Check for leaks around the pump seals and O-rings. Replace them if they appear worn or damaged to prevent leaks.
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